Many Republicans had clear expectations that Trump would put pressure on Xi.

Two leaders could discuss tech safety issues and US-China trade ties but may skip over climate emergency

• Analysis: AI looms large over Trump-Xi meeting

Spy chiefs across Europe are sounding the alarm, as capitals quietly brace for what could come next.

Copenhagen (AFP) – Denmark on Saturday hailed a "binding" deal announced by US President Donald Trump to give Washington "permanent control" over Greenland's security and bar Russian and Chinese bases from the Arctic territory.

A decades-old pact to keep space peaceful has just collapsed, and the fallout could last centuries.

Australia is about to look its true size after a historic vote from the UN this week that dramatically changes the way we see the world.

An emergency dash to Moscow this week has revealed just how spooked the world is about a looming Russian plot.

John Ratcliffe’s trip revolved around intelligence service contacts, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said

The Trump administration risks a clash with Beijing as it tries to cut off Iran’s economic lifelines without upending a fragile U.S.-China truce.

Marco Rubio announced measures against Tomoko Akane and Abdoulaye Seye, who was investigating Israel’s war crimes in Gaza

Backlash against tariffs has the potential to cost the White House dearly in the November elections. But investors have mostly moved on.

Beijing is competing with the U.S. for tech supremacy. Who wins will have huge political implications.

Spain said on Friday it had largely reversed a surge of migrants into its North African enclave of Ceuta, with 25,000 of the people who crossed from Morocco by land and sea already returning voluntarily.

In rare acknowledgment of intelligence operations, North Korea vows to make ‘radical’ upgrade to address a weakness

The astonishing development comes after the FIFA chief allowed Trump to crash Spain’s World Cup final celebrations.

US president to renew trade war after Supreme Court threw out reciprocal duties

Tehran (AFP) – The United States is "taking over" the Strait of Hormuz and will be paid for protecting it, US President Donald Trump declared on Monday, as Washington and Tehran once again fought over the vital waterway.

The region enters a fragile pause — with diplomacy, deterrence and nuclear risk back at the center

In his second term, the US president has confirmed his intention to distance the country from the 'Western collective.' Beijing and Moscow are both hoping to overturn the global order with Trump's help, writes Le Monde columnist Alain Frachon.

Amid a deluge of diplomatic cliches, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have quietly sent a message to millions across the West.

The leaders of the world's two superpowers were all smiles for the cameras during the US president's visit to Beijing.