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Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki Erupts Repeatedly, Airport Operations Suspended as Ash Clouds Rise

Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki Erupts Repeatedly, Airport Operations Suspended as Ash Clouds Rise

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Indonesia’s highly active Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted several times on Friday, sending thick columns of volcanic ash high into the atmosphere and disrupting air travel in the region. According to Indonesia’s national volcanology agency, the latest eruption occurred at approximately 11:15 a.m. local time, ejecting volcanic material up to 2.5 kilometers above the crater. […]

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Fiji rejects Australian billionaire’s waste-to-energy plan amid environmental and public concern

Fiji rejects Australian billionaire’s waste-to-energy plan amid environmental and public concern

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Fiji has officially rejected a proposal by an Australian billionaire-led company to build a large waste-to-energy incinerator that would have imported non-recyclable rubbish from across the region. The decision follows strong opposition from local communities, tourism operators, and environmental stakeholders who feared the project could damage the country’s pristine image and fragile ecosystem. The plan, […]

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Bangladesh raises fuel prices again as energy strain deepens amid global pressure

Bangladesh raises fuel prices again as energy strain deepens amid global pressure

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Bangladesh has increased fuel prices for the second time in just six weeks, reflecting ongoing financial stress linked to global energy disruptions and rising import costs driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The government, which relies on imports for around 95 percent of its fuel supply—mostly sourced from the Middle East—adjusted prices in […]

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Andy Burnham’s bold comeback bid could shake UK politics ahead of crucial by-election

Andy Burnham’s bold comeback bid could shake UK politics ahead of crucial by-election

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A quiet political district in northwest England has suddenly become the center of attention across the United Kingdom as a high-stakes by-election approaches. The June 18 vote in Makerfield is being seen by many political observers as a defining moment for Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the future direction of the Labour Party. At the […]

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India breaks record electricity demand as heatwave pushes grid to its limits

India breaks record electricity demand as heatwave pushes grid to its limits

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India has reached a new milestone in electricity consumption as an extreme heatwave continues to grip large parts of the country. According to the Ministry of Power, electricity demand has surged to record levels for four consecutive days, driven largely by widespread use of cooling appliances such as air conditioners and fans. On the latest […]

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Iran media report Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir expected in Tehran amid mediation efforts

Iran media report Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir expected in Tehran amid mediation efforts

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Iranian media outlets have reported that Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, is expected to arrive in Tehran today as diplomatic efforts continue between regional stakeholders. According to the reports, Islamabad is playing a mediating role while Iran reviews a recent United States proposal aimed at addressing and potentially de-escalating the ongoing […]

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Putin orders three-day nuclear drills as Ukraine conflict intensifies

Putin orders three-day nuclear drills as Ukraine conflict intensifies

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Russia has launched a massive three-day nuclear weapons exercise involving thousands of troops and advanced military equipment, signaling rising tensions as the war in Ukraine continues to escalate. According to Russia’s Defence Ministry, the drills began on May 19 and will continue until May 21, 2026. The exercise is focused on preparing and deploying nuclear […]

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Macron says France never planned warships for Hormuz, calls for coordination with Iran

Macron says France never planned warships for Hormuz, calls for coordination with Iran

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French President Emmanuel Macron has clarified that France never intended to deploy warships into the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing instead a coordinated international security effort aimed at protecting maritime traffic and reducing tensions in the region. Speaking during a press conference in Nairobi yesterday, Macron stressed that France remains committed to preventing any blockade in […]

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Nato’s Rutte says European allies have “got the message” from Trump as military coordination intensifies

Nato’s Rutte says European allies have “got the message” from Trump as military coordination intensifies

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European allies within NATO have taken US President Donald Trump’s concerns seriously and are now actively ensuring that existing military agreements—particularly around the use of bases—are being properly implemented, according to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Speaking on Monday at a European Political Community summit in Armenia, Rutte acknowledged that while there has been “some […]

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Iran says US can no longer dictate terms as Strait of Hormuz talks continue

Iran says US can no longer dictate terms as Strait of Hormuz talks continue

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Iran signaled a shift in tone on Tuesday, saying the United States no longer holds the authority to tell other nations how to act, as discussions continue over reopening the crucial Strait of Hormuz. The narrow waterway, one of the world’s most important routes for oil and gas transport, has been effectively closed by Iran […]

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