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Here's the last 24 hours in geopolitics. Iran has vowed to irreversibly destroy Middle Eastern energy infrastructure, following Trump's threat to obliterate Iranian power plants if the Strait of Hormuz is not fully reopened within 48 hours. In US, Trump has branded the Democratic Party as America's next greatest enemy, claiming he has already destroyed Iran's military power.

In US, Trump deploy ICE agents to airports to support overstretched TSA operations during the funding standoff. In UK, government minister has dismissed Israeli warnings that Iran can now strike British soil, despite Tehran's recent

4,000-kilometer missile attack on Diego Garcia. In Israel, Iran struck buildings near Dimona nuclear facility, retaliating for attacks on its Natanz nuclear facility. Questions are being raised over Israel's missile defense limits. In Lebanon, Israel ordered military to destroy Litani River bridges and homes,

alleging use by Hezbollah. In Red Sea, a nightmare scenario is developing as the Houthis issue fresh warnings about the choke point. If Houthis start attacking shipping, it could disrupt 15% of world's total trade. In China, Beijing will open its market further

to foreign firms and pursue more balanced trade after posting a record 1.2 trillion trade surplus. In Taiwan, Taipei is ramping up its defenses as invasion fears mount. Taiwan expects F-16V fighters to begin arriving in 2026, with production hitting full capacity.

In Cuba, a senior official said the military is preparing for the possibility of an attack as Trump's threats intensify. In Sudan, the World Health Organization said an attack on Al-Din Teaching Hospital in East Darfur killed at least 64 people. In U.S., Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen claims 50 days of high gas prices are a worthy tradeoff In U.S., Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen claims 50 days of high gas prices are a worthy tradeoff

for 50 years of Middle East peace.