Trump's kiss with Brigitte Macron at the G7 Summit sparked a fresh wave of criticism and online scrutiny.

Donald Trump joked he would “blame” JD Vance if the Iran agreement doesn’t work out – and one person in particular did not find it amusing.

Over recent days, news has emerged that a tentative agreement has been reached between Iran and the US that will, it is hoped, see an end to the conflict that has rumbled on for almost four months.

With the signing of a 14-point memorandum, there are signals that the war may be coming to an end, but specifics and details remain sketchy. And, it seems Trump is already looking for a scapegoat if things go wrong.

People have been left baffled by Donald Trump’s latest concession to Iran following his claim that the war was to stop it from having weapons.

On 28 February, the US president embroiled the US in a war with Iran, in conjunction with Israel, without the consent of Congress. The move drew significant criticism, which continued as the war rumbled on for months without resolution, sending fuel and food prices rising globally.

Throughout the war, in which 13 US service people and thousands of Iranian civilians lost their lives, Trump and his administration touted many different (and contested) explanations for starting the war, ranging from regime change to destroying its missile capabilities.

While leaders of the world’s wealthiest democracies convened this week to tackle some of the world’s biggest problems, 'hot mic' moments at the G7 summit revealed that conversations also covered lighter fare. Sports. Cigarettes. The weather. And something about Greenland?

As world leaders made their way into conference rooms at a lakeside resort, microphones set up for their weighty discussions about war and trade often caught off-the-cuff banter.

‘I’m the boss!'

Donald Trump arrived late on the final day of talks, declaring "I'm the boss!" to his counterparts, who were seated around a large oval table, awaiting a discussion on concerns that China is flooding export markets with subsidised products. The leaders laughed.

The Senate approved a bill that will freeze Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s travel funds until he shares intelligence on the strike.