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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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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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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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’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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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 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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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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The United States and Iran are meeting in Oman for the first nuclear negotiations since heightened conflict erupted earlier this year. Both sides are cautiously exploring whether diplomacy can ease tensions over Iran’s nuclear program, while the possibility of military action still hangs in the background. The talks, confirmed late Wednesday after weeks of uncertainty […]
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Israel has announced that it will reopen the Rafah border crossing with Egypt for the movement of people only after completing an operation to recover the body of the last remaining Israeli hostage in Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office confirmed late yesterday. The crossing had initially been scheduled to open during the early phase […]
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