U.S. ⁠President Donald ​Trump told ‌reporters ‌on ⁠Friday that ⁠the United States may ​hit Iran's ​Pickaxe Mountain ⁠very soon. Pickaxe ⁠Mountain, ⁠located near ​Iran's heavily damaged ​Natanz ⁠uranium ⁠enrichment facility,

Chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst reports from Tel Aviv on the developing tensions and military responses in the region.

President Trump invited Republicans to a dinner at the White House Rose Garden to discuss his plan to boost voter turnout ahead of the midterms. This comes as fighting between Iran and the U.S. has ramped up again.

Europe’s natural gas rally took a breather as US President Donald Trump appeared to rule out prolonged military action in the Middle East, raising hopes for renewed talks on recovering energy flows from the region.

The rare trip by CIA chief John Ratcliff failed to persuade Putin to stop the war and may have hardened the Russian's leaders resolve to seek military victory.

Russian President Vladimir ⁠Putin ⁠said on Thursday there was a ⁠chance of a peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine, but ​restarting talks was harder because of Ukrainian attacks on shipping and a call by Kyiv for civilian aircraft ‌to avoid Russian airspace.

Russian President Putin said on Thursday there was a chance of a peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine, but restarting talks was harder because ​of Ukrainian attacks on shipping and a call by Kyiv for civilian aircraft ‌to avoid Russian airspace.

President Vladimir Putin said Russia and Ukraine maintain contacts even as he gave little sign that they’re making any progress on a peace deal. Ukraine’s threat to disrupt air traffic to Russia “complicates the prospects for bilateral peace talks,

President Javier Milei of Argentina has elevated tensions with Britain over an offshore oil project near the Falkland Islands, a British territory that his country claims as Argentine. President Trump recently raised questions about U.

Argentina maintains that it inherited sovereignty over the islands from its former colonizer, Spain, and that Britain has illegally occupied them since 1833. Britain rejects that claim, citing the islanders' desire to remain a British overseas territory.

Tensions between Argentina and the UK over the Falklands have risen again after President Javier Milei made a national address saying there was growing support for Argentinian claims to the islands. BBC Correspondent Will Grant tells us more.

Argentine President Javier Milei escalated his country’s long-running dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands on Thursday, praising U.S.

The small Iranian town of Kuhestak is reeling after a U.S. strike hit a house where dozens of women were gathered to celebrate a wedding

An ​explosion that ripped through a wedding celebration in southern Iran on Tuesday likely resulted from a direct hit by a U.S. munition and not a ricochet off another target, according to an analysis on Thursday ‌by weapons experts who reviewed images and video verified by ‌Reuters.

U.S. Vice ⁠President JD Vance ⁠on Thursday said the United ​States is investigating an airstrike that Iran ‌says struck a ‌wedding party in Iran. "We're ⁠investigating ⁠it because obviously we care. We want ​to know,

U.S. Central Command is investigating an Iranian claim that a U.S. strike hit a wedding party, killing at least four people and injuring dozens more.

A private oil company has struck a deal with the Trump administration to develop 17 areas in Venezuela, an effort that experts say will take years and billions of dollars.

The Trump administration is touting its oil deals in Venezuela as it seeks to prove the usefulness of the military operation to oust former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.

Many Venezuelans see the deal giving the United States control of roughly one-fifth of their country's oil reserves as a surrender

The Trump administration’s deepening involvement in Venezuela — first with the ouster of longtime leader Nicolás Maduro and now with a deal to take a stake in its oil industry — could complicate China’s strategy in Latin America.

Britain's populist Reform UK party, led by Nigel Farage, said on Friday two ​senior members had stepped down temporarily after an undercover investigation alleged it had broken electoral law by arranging for ‌a foreign donor to pay for political polling.

Britain's populist Reform UK said two ⁠senior ⁠advisers to leader Nigel Farage stepped down on Friday after ⁠an undercover investigation alleged the party had broken electoral law by arranging for a foreign donor to pay for political polling.

Nigel Farage denied that Reform UK had broken any laws or “taken any dodgy money” as two party officials stood down amid allegations the party breached political donation rules. James Orr and Dan Jukes have stepped down and the party has launched an investigation following allegations they breached political donation rules by having polling paid for by an overseas company.

Slipping in the polls, dogged by questions over its finances, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK had hoped to use its party conference this week as a reset. Such hopes were torpedoed by an undercover TV report alleging that the rightwing populist party had plotted to avoid electoral rules on overseas donations.