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NewsDesk MC April 18, 2026April 18, 2026 Air Force One, ceasefire deadline, Conflict Resolution, defense policy, diplomacy talks, donald trump, geopolitical risk, global security, International Relations, iran ceasefire, Iran deal, Middle East tensions, military strategy, naval blockade, peace negotiations, strategic negotiations, US foreign policy, US Iran conflict, US leadership, war escalation, Washington politics

Trump Warns Iran Ceasefire Could End Without Deal by Wednesday

Washington— Donald Trump said on Friday he may end the current ceasefire with Iran if a long-term agreement to halt

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NewsDesk MC April 17, 2026April 17, 2026 agriculture, Antonio Tajani, Asia Europe, Beijing, bilateral ties, china, commerce ministry, Diplomacy, e-commerce, economic policy, economic relations, european union, Geopolitics, global trade, healthcare, industrial parks, International Relations, italy, supply chains, trade cooperation, Wang Wentao

China Signals Broader Trade Engagement with Italy Amid Push for Economic Cooperation

Beijing— China is willing to expand economic and trade cooperation with Italy across multiple sectors, Commerce Minister Wang Wentao said

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NewsDesk MC April 16, 2026April 16, 2026 british foreign policy, defense policy, diplomatic strain, donald trump, geopolitical tensions, IMF meetings, International Relations, Iran war, Keir Starmer, king charles iii, Middle East conflict, military bases, nato alliance, Rachel Reeves, Scott Bessent, tariffs dispute, trade tensions, UK politics, UK US relations, us uk trade deal, Wes Streeting

Starmer defies Trump pressure, rules out UK role in Iran war

London — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Wednesday he would not “yield” to pressure from U.S. President Donald

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NewsDesk MC April 14, 2026April 14, 2026 ceasefire crisis, diplomatic negotiations, donald trump, energy markets, geopolitical risk, global oil supply, Gulf Security, International Relations, Iran blockade, Iran Nuclear Program, Ishaq Dar, jd vance, maritime blockade, Middle East conflict, military escalation, Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, Pakistan mediation, regional instability, Strait of Hormuz, US foreign policy, US-Iran tensions

U.S. Blockade of Iran Ports Raises Ceasefire Risks, Deepens Strategic Standoff

Jerusalem— U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that American forces have blockaded Iran’s ports, a move that has heightened

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NewsDesk MC April 14, 2026April 14, 2026 Benjamin Netanyahu, ceasefire calls, diplomatic efforts, donald trump, energy markets, European foreign policy, Friedrich Merz, Gaza West Bank, geopolitical tensions, Germany Israel relations, global oil supply, International Relations, Iran tensions, Lebanon conflict, maritime security, Middle East crisis, regional war risk, Strait of Hormuz, West Bank annexation

Germany’s Merz Presses Netanyahu to Halt Lebanon Fighting, Warns on West Bank

Berlin— German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end military operations in southern Lebanon and pursue

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NewsDesk MC April 14, 2026April 14, 2026 5G technology, Belt and Road, China influence, data regulation, digital governance, economic policy, foreign investment, Geopolitics, governance model, Huawei, infrastructure projects, International Relations, public security, Reuters news, Southeast Asia, state control, stock market regulation, surveillance systems, to lam, Vietnam China relations, Vietnam economy, Xi Jinping

Vietnam Moves Closer to China Model as State Control Expands Ahead of Xi Meeting

Hanoi— Vietnam is increasingly aligning with China’s governance and economic model, tightening state control and adopting Beijing-style regulatory frameworks as

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NewsDesk MC April 14, 2026April 14, 2026 ambassador meeting, Beijing, bilateral talks, China policy, David Perdue, Diplomacy, diplomatic engagement, donald trump, foreign affairs, geopolitical strategy, global politics, International Relations, Oval Office, Reuters news style, statecraft, trade relations, US administration, US foreign policy, US-China relations, Washington DC, white house

Trump to Meet U.S. Envoy to China as Diplomatic Focus Sharpens

Los Angeles — U.S. President Donald Trump will meet on Tuesday with the United States Ambassador to China, the White

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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 catholic church, ceasefire talks, Diplomacy, donald trump, foreign policy dispute, geopolitical tensions, global politics, International Relations, Middle East tensions, Pakistan negotiations, peace negotiations, political rhetoric, Pope Leo XIV, religious leadership, St Peters Basilica, US Iran conflict, US Israel war, US politics, vatican

Trump Attacks Pope Leo XIV, Deepening Rift Over Iran Conflict

Washington— Donald Trump on Sunday criticized Pope Leo XIV, saying the first American pontiff was “not doing a very good

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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 Africa development, africa tour, Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, catholic church, Douala Mass, equatorial guinea, global Catholic population, interfaith dialogue, International Relations, michael czerny, papal visit, political governance, Pope Leo XIV, religious leadership, resource exploitation, vatican, Vatican diplomacy

Pope Leo Launches Africa Tour to Highlight Continent’s Challenges

Vatican city— Pope Leo XIV began a 10-day tour of four African nations on Monday, aiming to draw global attention

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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 Caribbean security, cuba, diplomatic tensions, donald trump, economic sanctions, energy crisis, Foreign Policy, geopolitical tensions, havana, International Relations, Latin America politics, Miguel Díaz-Canel, military threat, oil blockade, regime change fears, sovereignty, united states, US Cuba relations, venezuela

Cuba’s Díaz-Canel Warns US Against Military Action, Regime Change

San Juan— Miguel Díaz-Canel warned that the United States had no justification to attack Cuba or attempt to remove him