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Fears of Russian Mobilisation Mount Amid Intimidating Recruitment Tactics
Growing anxiety and reports of intimidating recruitment tactics across Russia have fueled fears of a new wave of military mobilisation amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Escalating Gaza Strikes Follow Kushner Departure Amid West Bank Settlements and Violence
Following US envoy Jared Kushner's departure, Israeli strikes resumed in Gaza amid escalating violence and illegal settlement expansions in the occupied West Bank.
King Abdullah and President Xi Jinping Urge End to Root Causes of US-Iran Conflict During Beijing Summit
King Abdullah met with President Xi Jinping in Beijing to discuss regional stability, economic ties, and a permanent solution to the US-Iran conflict.
Understanding Why Experts and Officials Classify Israeli Settler Attacks in the West Bank as Pogroms
Experts and UN officials describe escalating attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank as pogroms, highlighting systemic violence and displacement backed by state mechanisms.
UK to Share Classified Secrets to Help Ukraine Build Storm Shadow Missiles
The UK is set to share classified weapons data to help Ukraine manufacture its own Storm Shadow long-range cruise missiles, boosting Kyiv's strategic strike capabilities.
UN Watchdog Urges India to Strengthen Protections for Tribal Peoples and Marginalized Castes Amid Rising Violence
A United Nations rights committee has called on India to improve protections for tribal peoples, disadvantaged castes, and minority groups facing law enforcement violence and hate crimes. The findings were released following India's first review before the watchdog since 2007.
Shifting Tides: Is AIPAC's Political Influence in the US Fading Amid Growing Scrutiny?
AIPAC is facing growing political hurdles as both Democratic progressives and some Republican candidates distance themselves from the pro-Israel lobby ahead of the November general election.
Qatar Praises U.S. Decision to Remove Syria from State Sponsors of Terrorism List
Qatar has welcomed the U.S. decision to remove Syria from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list, calling it a positive step for regional stability. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the move following a policy shift under U.S. President Donald Trump.
Pakistan’s Military Chief Asim Munir Navigates Tehran’s Power Corridors to Revive US-Iran Peace Talks
Pakistani military chief Asim Munir visits Tehran to bridge the deadlock in US-Iran peace negotiations and convince Iranian military leaders to return to talks.
Pakistan Army Chief Travels to Iran in High-Stakes Push to Restart US-Tehran Negotiations
Pakistan's army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, traveled to Iran to mediate talks between Washington and Tehran amid escalating US economic pressures and regional security concerns.
Pakistan and Oman Intensify Diplomacy in Tehran to Ease US-Iran Tensions and Secure Strait of Hormuz
Senior officials from Pakistan and Oman have traveled to Tehran for high-level talks aimed at easing escalating US-Iran tensions and resolving the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.
Japanese Lawmakers Visit Beijing to Mend Diplomatic Rifts Following Taiwan Dispute
A delegation of Japanese lawmakers has traveled to Beijing to help restore communication and ease diplomatic and economic tensions following a dispute over Taiwan.
France and Saudi Arabia Urge Safe Navigation in Strait of Amid Regional Tensions
French President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman concluded a two-day Paris visit with a joint call to restore normal navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and signed multiple bilateral agreements.
US Officially Removes Syria from State Sponsors of Terrorism List After Nearly Five Decades
The US State Department has officially removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism after 47 years, paving the way for economic recovery and foreign investment.
Mexican President Condemns Sinaloa Governor's Brief and Reckless Return Amid US Drug Charges
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has criticized Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya for a reckless and brief return to office while facing US drug-trafficking allegations and a domestic investigation.
The Ongoing Erasure of the Rohingya: A Fight for Survival and Accountability in Myanmar
Years after fleeing a devastating genocidal campaign, the Rohingya community in Myanmar faces renewed persecution and erasure under the Arakan Army while fighting for international justice.
UAE Diplomat Argues Iranian Attacks on Gulf Have Wosened Tehran's Crisis Amid New US Sanctions
Dr Anwar Gargash stated that Iranian attacks on Gulf nations have worsened Tehran's position, as the UAE and the US increase economic and political pressure.
Internal Political Pressures Mount on Ukraine's President Amid Ongoing Conflict and Corruption Inquiries
Domestic political pressure is mounting on President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid fresh corruption investigations and intensifying attacks, even as international leaders mark Independence Day in Ukraine.
Iran's Envoy to Lebanon Secures Six-Month Residency Despite Persona Non Grata Status
Iran's ambassador-designate to Lebanon, Mohammad Reza Sheibani, has been granted a six-month residency permit as a regular resident despite previously being declared persona non grata.
Kim Yo Jong Claims Ignorance Over Alleged Communication Between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump
North Korean official Kim Yo Jong stated she is completely unaware of any recent communication between her brother Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump, despite Trump's claims of contact.
US Support for Iran Conflict Dips as President Donald Trump Faces Record-Low Approval Ratings
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that US public support for the war on Iran has dropped to 31 percent, while President Donald Trump's approval rating matches a record low amid rising fuel prices and economic concerns.
Air Force Officer Faces Rare Criminal Charges After Publicly Criticizing Donald Trump
US Air Force Maj. Jason Watson has been officially charged under the Uniform Code of Military Justice following his public criticism and protests against President Donald Trump.
Over 50 UN Member States Demand Russia Accept Unconditional Ceasefire in Ukraine
More than 50 UN member states have urged Russia to accept an unconditional ceasefire in Ukraine as the nation marks 35 years of independence from the Soviet Union. The coalition called for lasting peace, prisoner exchanges, and the safe return of deported children amidst escalating civilian casualties.
US Officially Removes Syria From State Sponsor of Terrorism List
The US Treasury has officially removed Syria from its state sponsor of terrorism list, a historic move aimed at boosting foreign investment and economic stability.