https://www.eghtesadonline.com/en/news/2003640/trumps-welcome-for-xi-highlights-a-shifting-u-s-china-balance2026-09-28T09:44:08+03:30Trump’s Welcome for Xi Highlights a Shifting U.S.-China Balanceeghtesadonline.comenhttps://www.eghtesadonline.com/media/366e45ebZTp3ZWJwfGY6ODY0ODcyOC53ZWJwfGZ1aTo0NjgyNnxsOmVufHY6MQ.webpTrump’s Welcome for Xi Highlights a Shifting U.S.-China BalanceEghtesadOnline: Donald Trump gave Chinese President Xi Jinping an unusually elaborate welcome during his state visit to the United States, combining extraordinary diplomatic ceremony with a display of American military power. The spectacle reflected the shifting balance of power between Washington and Beijing and the two countries’ efforts to manage their strategic rivalry.https://www.eghtesadonline.com/en/news/2003639/did-israels-plan-to-break-irans-internet-censorship-lock-finally-begin2026-09-27T15:35:05+03:30Did Israel’s Plan to Break Iran’s Internet Censorship Lock Finally Begin?eghtesadonline.comenhttps://www.eghtesadonline.com/media/a12e53e5ZTp3ZWJwfGY6ODY0ODU3OC5qcGd8ZnVpOjQ2ODI1fGw6ZW58djox.webpDid Israel’s Plan to Break Iran’s Internet Censorship Lock Finally Begin?EghtesadOnIine; In his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held up a Starlink device instead of displaying a map or images related to Iran’s nuclear program. Netanyahu presented the device as a symbol of Iranians’ access to unrestricted internet and information.https://www.eghtesadonline.com/en/news/2003638/what-do-diplomatic-gifts-really-say-about-international-relations2026-09-27T09:54:19+03:30What Do Diplomatic Gifts Really Say About International Relations?eghtesadonline.comenhttps://www.eghtesadonline.com/media/f741af0aZTp3ZWJwfGY6ODY0ODQ5NC53ZWJwfGZ1aTo0NjgyMHxsOmVufHY6MQ.webpWhat Do Diplomatic Gifts Really Say About International Relations?EghtesadOnline: A diplomatic gift can be as monumental as the Statue of Liberty or as small as a pager capable of being linked to a deadly operation. Behind these objects, there is sometimes an effort to bring two countries closer—and sometimes a message that becomes more newsworthy than the meeting itself.