WASHINGTON — President Trump defended his decision not to give Japan advance warning of his attack on Iran — citing Tokyo’s 1941 surprise raid that killed 2,403 Americans at Pearl Harbor. “We didn’t tell anybody about it because we wanted surprise,

Trump's Truth Social blasts narrate the Iran war like no leader before - viral diplomacy over secret scribbles. NATO flip-flops, Israel deflections, oil chaos all combine his "narrative airstrikes" as

President Donald Trump said the war is "going to be over with pretty soon," as attacks on energy infrastructure in the region raised questions about the endgame.

As the Iran war stretches into its fourth week, the tensions inherent in this approach are becoming harder to ignore. Trump may have articulated a doctrine of war without entangle

Japan’s prime minister was bracing for a difficult meeting with the US president when it took an unexpected diversion back to Japan’s role in World War II.

Trump praised Japan’s pledge to help stabilise global energy markets while simultaneously demanding Tokyo “step up” to support efforts to unblock the Strait of Hormuz