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Iran army chief warns Trump, Netanyahu over threats

Iran’s army chief has warned that the country will not tolerate threats from United States President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.​He said Iran will respond firmly to any military action or attempt to undermine its security and sovereignty.​ Speaking after recent comments by Trump and Netanyahu about possible action against Iran, the top commander said the armed forces are fully prepared.​He stressed that any attack on Iran would draw a strong and wide response that could affect both Israel and countries that support or host its operations.​ The army chief accused Washington and Tel Aviv of using threats to pressure Iran over its nuclear and regional policies.​He insisted that Iran does not seek war but will defend itself and its allies if pushed into confrontation.​

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Trump move in Venezuela unsettles China’s strategy

Donald Trump’s sudden move against Venezuela has sent shockwaves far beyond Caracas, sharply disrupting a relationship that China had patiently built over decades. Just hours before his arrest in a surprise nighttime operation, Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro had publicly praised Chinese leader Xi Jinping, calling him “an older brother” and lauding his global leadership. Chinese state media highlighted the meeting, showcasing the depth of ties between Beijing and Caracas, built around hundreds of cooperation agreements. That carefully crafted image was quickly eclipsed by footage of Maduro in US custody, escorted aboard an American warship. China reacted swiftly, joining several countries in condemning Washington’s action. Beijing accused the US of behaving like a “world judge” and insisted that national sovereignty must be respected under international law. Beyond the official statements, however, Chinese leaders are now reassessing their strategy in Latin America […]

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Russia escorts tanker tracked by US in Atlantic

Russia has deployed naval assets to escort an oil tanker that is also being tracked by US forces as it transits the Atlantic, according to reports from CBS News. The vessel, previously known as Bella 1 and now operating under the name Marinera, is currently navigating waters between Iceland and the British Isles. The tanker has a history of transporting Venezuelan crude oil, although it is presently declaring that it is not carrying any cargo. US authorities have accused the ship of violating American sanctions by transporting Iranian oil. In recent weeks, the vessel reportedly changed its name and reflagged from Guyana to Russia, a move analysts say does not alter its legal or sanctions status. Last month, President Donald Trump announced a “blockade” targeting sanctioned oil tankers entering or leaving Venezuela, a policy denounced by Caracas as an act […]

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Venezuela experts condemn US strike and Maduro’s capture

Nigeria’s foreign policy community has sharply criticised the recent United States military strike in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.​Experts say the action violates international law, undermines national sovereignty and risks destabilising Latin America.​ What NIIA and experts said The Nigerian Institute of International Affairs and other foreign policy scholars described the operation as a dangerous precedent.​They warned that the use of force to remove a sitting leader, even one accused of serious crimes, erodes global norms built to prevent unilateral interventions.​ Concerns over international law Analysts argued that the strike breached the UN Charter principles on non-use of force and non-interference in the internal affairs of states.​They stressed that accountability for alleged narco-terrorism or human rights abuses should follow legal, multilateral processes, not unilateral military action.​ Risks for Africa and global order The experts cautioned that accepting […]

Venezuela, Russia, China and UK voices urge US to free Maduro

Venezuela, Russia, China and political voices in the United Kingdom have called on the United States to release Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, after their capture in a US military operation over the weekend. At an emergency UN Security Council session in New York requested by Caracas, the Venezuelan government and its allies denounced the raid as a violation of the UN Charter and a dangerous precedent for the international order.​ Russia told the Council that the US action signalled a return to an era of lawlessness and domination by force, accusing Washington of acting as a self appointed global judge for political and economic gain. China said no country could claim to be the world’s police or international judge and warned that using military force as a solution would only deepen crises and erode the […]

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Nvidia unveils Alpamayo platform for autonomous cars

Nvidia has unveiled a new technology platform designed to make autonomous vehicles reason more like humans, as the company deepens its push into artificial intelligence for real-world applications. Speaking on Monday at the CES technology show in Las Vegas, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang introduced “Alpamayo”, a platform that the company says enables self-driving cars to analyse rare situations, operate safely in complex environments and explain the decisions they make on the road. According to Huang, Alpamayo represents a major step toward more transparent and reliable autonomous driving. By combining reasoning capabilities with real-time perception, the system allows vehicles not only to act, but also to justify why they act in a certain way. Alongside the platform announcement, Huang revealed that Nvidia has begun producing a fully driverless version of the Mercedes-Benz CLA, developed in partnership with the German carmaker. […]

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Trump Escalates Foreign Policy Pressure Abroad

US President Donald Trump’s second term is increasingly defined by an assertive and confrontational foreign policy, marked by direct warnings to governments across the Americas and beyond. The most dramatic signal came with a US operation in Venezuela, where Trump ordered the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in a high-risk overnight raid on their Caracas residence. In presenting the move, Trump invoked the 1823 Monroe Doctrine, recasting it as the “Donroe Doctrine” to underline what he described as Washington’s renewed determination to enforce US dominance in the Western Hemisphere. Since then, the White House has issued a series of pointed messages to other countries viewed as falling within America’s strategic sphere of influence. One of the most striking targets has been Greenland. Although the US already operates the Pituffik Space Base on the island, Trump has openly […]

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Lee Calls for New Era in South Korea–China Ties

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has called for a reset in relations with China, describing the moment as the start of a “new phase” in bilateral ties during talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Monday. The meeting comes as part of Lee’s four-day official visit to China, his first since taking office and the first by a South Korean leader since 2019. Improving regional security, stabilising diplomatic relations and easing restrictions on South Korean cultural exports are among his main priorities. Relations between Seoul and Beijing had deteriorated in recent years, particularly under former president Yoon Suk Yeol, who adopted a more openly critical stance toward China. Against this backdrop, Lee’s visit is being seen as an effort to rebuild trust and restore dialogue at the highest level. During their talks, Lee said the visit represented […]

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Trump renews Greenland push, warns Cuba, Colombia, Mexico

US President Donald Trump has again set his sights on Greenland after ordering military action in Venezuela, saying the United States “needs” the Arctic territory for national security and accusing Denmark of being unable to protect it. He framed Greenland as strategically vital due to its location and rising great power competition in the Arctic, repeating his desire to bring the largely autonomous Danish territory under US control.​ Trump also issued sharp threats against left leaning governments in Latin America, particularly Colombia and Cuba, following the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. He accused Colombian President Gustavo Petro of overseeing cocaine production and warned that Petro “won’t be doing it for long,” while suggesting a possible US operation in Colombia “sounds good” to him.​ Mexico was likewise warned to “get its act together” over drug cartels, with Trump hinting at […]

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Paris court convicts ten over cyber-bullying of Brigitte Macron

A Paris court has found ten people guilty of cyber-bullying Brigitte Macron, the wife of French President Emmanuel Macron, over a campaign of online harassment targeting her gender, sexuality and personal life. The defendants—eight men and two women—were convicted of posting degrading and insulting remarks online, including false claims about the first lady’s gender identity and repeated attacks referencing the 24-year age difference between her and the president. The judge ruled that the group acted with a clear intention to cause harm. Most of those convicted received suspended prison sentences of up to eight months. One defendant was immediately jailed after failing to appear in court, while several others were ordered to have their social media accounts suspended. Two of the defendants, self-described independent journalist Natacha Rey and online fortune-teller Amandine Roy, had already been convicted in 2024 for slander […]

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