Trump appeases Erdogan, promises not to arm Kurdish Fighters in Syria

US President Donald Trump is set to mend the United States-Turkey relationship after many ups and downs by cutting off its supply of arms to Kurdish fighters in Syria. This vital information was given by President Trump to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a phone call after Sochi summit that deliberated on ways to peacefully resolve Syria to ensure that their differences isn’t exploited by geopolitical rivals and strategic interests of both the countries are not affected.

Putin succeeds in defeating ISIS,supports U.N. effort to resolve Syria

Russian President Vladimir Putin has strengthened his international standing as a world leader in resolving 6-year  war in Syria through diplomacy . Moscow supported President Bashar Assad and his government in Damascus as the sovereign authority of Syria and eliminated Islamic State and other terror groups through joint operations with Iranian militias.

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World War III : Israel- Saudi alliance to counter Iran in Middle East while Trump plans to negotiate with Kim

AS US PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP HAS AGAIN OFFERED A DIPLOMATIC SOLUTION TO NORTH KOREA BY THE SO-CALLED “FREEZE-FOR-FREEZE’ OPTION, MEANING IF KIM JONG UN GIVES UP ITS NUCLEAR AND MISSILE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, THE UNITED STATES AND ITS ALLIES WOULD IN RETURN FREEZE MILITARY EXERCISES, WHILE  ISRAEL AND SAUDI ARABIA ARE FORMING AN ALLIANCE TO COUNTER IRAN IN THE MIDDLE EAST WHICH HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR THE OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR III.

Iran to join Russia, China in dumping US Dollar as world's reserve currency

US Dollar is losing its privileged place in international transactions as Russia is now in talks with Iran to dump Dollar  and begin trade in national currencies.This trend has gained momentum after US President Donald Trump came to power in White House and adopted a economic and foreign policy that created obstacles for countries engaged in business with US.

Putin in Tehran for strategic counter move to Trump

Russia and Iran, who are at loggerheads with the United States, have set a new course in deepening strategic alliance with the arrival of President Vladimir Putin in Tehran having wider implications for the Middle East region.