Israeli strikes continue in south Lebanon despite Middle East peace agreement

Israeli strikes continue in south Lebanon despite Middle East peace agreement

Despite the announcement of a peace agreement aimed at reducing hostilities across the Middle East, Israeli military operations continued in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, raising concerns about the stability of the ceasefire and the safety of civilians returning to their homes. According to Lebanese state media, Israeli warplanes carried out multiple airstrikes targeting areas in […]

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22 Nations Unite to Warn Iran Over Alleged Global Attack Network Targeting Dissidents, Journalists, and Jewish Communities

22 Nations Unite to Warn Iran Over Alleged Global Attack Network Targeting Dissidents, Journalists, and Jewish Communities

As international tensions continue to rise, a coalition of 22 countries has issued a strong and unified warning to Iran, accusing the country of orchestrating attacks and intimidation campaigns beyond its borders through criminal networks and proxy groups. The joint statement, released by nations including the United States, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and numerous […]

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India Signals Tough Water Stance Toward Pakistan Amid Growing Indus Treaty Dispute

India Signals Tough Water Stance Toward Pakistan Amid Growing Indus Treaty Dispute

India has reaffirmed its intention to significantly alter water-sharing arrangements with Pakistan, signaling a tougher approach following the suspension of the historic Indus Waters Treaty. India’s Water Resources Minister, C.R. Patil, stated that the government is actively pursuing measures to ensure that “not a single drop of water” reaches Pakistan in the years ahead. According […]

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Beijing pushes back after US adds Alibaba, Baidu and other Chinese tech firms to blacklist

Beijing pushes back after US adds Alibaba, Baidu and other Chinese tech firms to blacklist

China has strongly criticised the United States after Washington expanded its list of companies allegedly linked to China’s military, adding major tech players such as Alibaba and Baidu. The move has further strained already fragile relations between the world’s two largest economies. According to the US Department of Defense, the updated list includes around 80 […]

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Chinese warships pass through Okinawa waterway as regional tensions quietly rise

Chinese warships pass through Okinawa waterway as regional tensions quietly rise

A group of Chinese naval vessels, including a destroyer, has sailed through a key waterway near Okinawa, drawing attention amid ongoing tensions between China and Japan. According to Chinese officials, the fleet—identified as Vessel Formation 133 under the People’s Liberation Army’s Eastern Theater Command—was returning home after completing training exercises in the Western Pacific. The […]

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Pyongyang Backs Iran’s Choice of Supreme Leader, Blames US and Israel for Rising Regional Tensions

Pyongyang Backs Iran’s Choice of Supreme Leader, Blames US and Israel for Rising Regional Tensions

North Korea has publicly voiced support for Iran’s decision to appoint a new supreme leader, while simultaneously accusing the United States and Israel of worsening instability across the Middle East. The statement, reported by North Korea’s state media on Monday, highlights growing geopolitical tensions and reflects Pyongyang’s longstanding criticism of Western influence in the region. […]

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US Rules Out Strikes on Iran’s Energy Infrastructure Despite Soaring Oil Prices

US Rules Out Strikes on Iran’s Energy Infrastructure Despite Soaring Oil Prices

The United States has confirmed it will not target Iran’s energy infrastructure, even as tensions escalate in the region. Speaking to CNN, Energy Secretary Chris Wright emphasized that any disruption to petroleum and natural gas operations in Iran would be brief. “Worst case, that’s a few weeks. That’s not months,” he said. This comes after […]

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Last US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Expires, UN Warns of ‘Grave Moment’ for Global Security

Last US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Expires, UN Warns of ‘Grave Moment’ for Global Security

The final nuclear arms control treaty between the United States and Russia officially expired on Thursday, ending decades of limits on their nuclear arsenals and sparking global concern over a renewed arms race. The New START Treaty, originally signed in 2010 during a period of warmer relations, lapsed on February 5, after former President Donald […]

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Rising Fears in Iran Prompt New Zealand and Slovakia to Shut Tehran Embassies and Evacuate Diplomats

Rising Fears in Iran Prompt New Zealand and Slovakia to Shut Tehran Embassies and Evacuate Diplomats

New Zealand and Slovakia have temporarily closed their embassies in Tehran and evacuated their diplomatic staff as security conditions in Iran continue to deteriorate. New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that its diplomats departed Iran safely on commercial flights overnight. For now, all embassy operations have been relocated to Ankara, Turkey, where officials will […]

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Trump Unveils Gaza Board of Peace, Ceasefire Tested, and Hope Hangs in the Balance

Trump Unveils Gaza Board of Peace, Ceasefire Tested, and Hope Hangs in the Balance

US President Donald Trump has announced the creation of a new Gaza “Board of Peace,” describing it as a major step in a US-backed effort to bring lasting stability to the war-torn territory. In a post on his Truth Social platform on Thursday, Trump declared, “It is my Great Honor to announce that THE BOARD […]

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