US President Donald Trump has delivered one of his strongest warnings yet to Iran, saying Tehran must urgently move toward a nuclear agreement with the United States as tensions continue to spiral across the West Asia. Speaking during a high-profile interview, Trump signalled that Washington’s patience with Iran is rapidly fading while concerns over Tehran’s near weapons-grade uranium stockpile continue to grow. The latest developments come as nuclear negotiations remain deadlocked, with fears mounting over the future of Iran’s atomic programme and the possibility of a wider regional conflict. Trump also hinted that Iran’s enriched uranium could eventually be secured under a future agreement, even as pressure intensifies on Tehran from multiple fronts. Meanwhile, shipping disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has added another dangerous layer to the crisis. WATCH

Donald Trump’s high-profile Beijing summit with Xi Jinping spiraled into controversy after explosive confrontations between US officials, Chinese security personnel and media crews overshadowed the diplomatic talks. What was meant to project stability in US-China relations quickly descended into chaos, with members of the American delegation reportedly branding the summit a “s**t show” behind closed doors. The tensions reportedly escalated after strict Chinese security measures restricted the movement of American journalists and White House staff throughout Trump’s Beijing visit. Tempers flared near the historic Temple of Heaven as reporters and officials attempted to push past barriers to reach the presidential convoy, triggering a dramatic standoff between Chinese authorities and the US team. WATCH