Arab League to Hold Virtual Foreign Ministers’ Meeting as Regional Tensions Continue to Rise

Arab League to Hold Virtual Foreign Ministers’ Meeting as Regional Tensions Continue to Rise

Iraq is preparing to host a new virtual meeting of foreign ministers from member states of the Arab League as concerns grow over rising security tensions across the Middle East. The initiative comes at a time when the region is navigating a period of heightened uncertainty, diplomatic pressure, and growing calls for cooperation among Arab […]

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Netanyahu Says Iran ‘Decimated’ as Gulf Energy Strikes Shake Global Markets

Netanyahu Says Iran ‘Decimated’ as Gulf Energy Strikes Shake Global Markets

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that Iran is “being decimated” and expressed uncertainty about who is currently in control of the country. His comments come amid ongoing attacks on Gulf oil and gas infrastructure that have rattled energy markets worldwide. Nearly three weeks into the Middle East conflict involving Israel and the United […]

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Japan’s Prime Minister Handles Trump Meeting Calmly Despite Unexpected Pearl Harbor Remark

Japan’s Prime Minister Handles Trump Meeting Calmly Despite Unexpected Pearl Harbor Remark

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi managed a delicate diplomatic moment with calm and composure during her recent meeting with former U.S. President Donald Trump. What could have turned into an uncomfortable exchange instead became a demonstration of careful leadership and steady diplomacy. The meeting took place shortly after Trump criticized several U.S. allies, including Japan, […]

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Iraq’s Pro-Iran Group Announces Five-Day Pause in Attacks on US Embassy as Regional Tensions Rise

Iraq’s Pro-Iran Group Announces Five-Day Pause in Attacks on US Embassy as Regional Tensions Rise

A powerful pro-Iran armed faction in Iraq has announced a temporary pause in attacks targeting the United States embassy in Baghdad, offering a brief window of calm amid a rapidly escalating regional conflict. According to reports, the group pledged to suspend operations for five days, but only under certain conditions. One of the key demands […]

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Trump Delays China Summit as Middle East Conflict Takes Priority at Home

Trump Delays China Summit as Middle East Conflict Takes Priority at Home

In a move that underscores the urgency of unfolding global events, U.S. President Donald Trump has requested China to delay his highly anticipated summit with Xi Jinping. The decision comes as tensions in the Middle East intensify, demanding his presence closer to home. Originally scheduled from March 31 to April 2 in Beijing, the summit […]

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Iran Announces Over 60% Minimum Wage Hike Amid Economic Challenges

Iran Announces Over 60% Minimum Wage Hike Amid Economic Challenges

In a move aimed at easing financial pressure on workers, Iran’s labour minister has announced a substantial hike in the country’s minimum wage—over 60 per cent—according to local media reports. This decision comes months after widespread protests erupted across Iran, fueled by frustration over soaring living costs and economic hardships. The Tasnim news agency reported […]

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Iran Vows to Keep Fighting as Trump Predicts Quick End to Gulf Conflict

Iran Vows to Keep Fighting as Trump Predicts Quick End to Gulf Conflict

Iran’s top diplomat, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, declared that the country is prepared to continue its military actions for as long as necessary, challenging US President Donald Trump’s prediction that the Gulf conflict would end quickly. Araghchi’s remarks, which also ruled out any negotiations with Washington, came just hours after Tehran launched a fresh round […]

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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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Australia Launches Online Crisis Portal as 115,000 Nationals Stranded in Middle East Amid Airspace Closures

Australia Launches Online Crisis Portal as 115,000 Nationals Stranded in Middle East Amid Airspace Closures

Australia has revealed that around 115,000 of its citizens and permanent residents are currently stuck in the Middle East, unable to leave due to airspace closures triggered by recent conflict after US‑Israeli military action in response to attacks linked to Iran. Foreign Minister Penny Wong told reporters the government is closely monitoring the situation and […]

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WHO Warns 94 Million People Need Cataract Surgery, Yet Many Lack Access

WHO Warns 94 Million People Need Cataract Surgery, Yet Many Lack Access

More than 94 million people around the world are living with cataracts, a condition that clouds the eye’s lens, blurs vision, and can eventually lead to blindness. Yet, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), half of those in need of surgery cannot access it. Cataracts primarily affect older adults, and as global populations age, […]

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