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US Lawmakers Demand Investigation After Reports of Sailors Trying to Jump Ship on Overextended Carrier
US lawmakers are demanding answers from Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth following reports of severe mental health struggles, supply shortages, and sailors attempting to jump overboard on the overextended USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier.
Greenland Delays Trump-Linked Oil Firm's Arctic Drilling Plans
Greenland has delayed the Arctic drilling plans of a US oil company linked to President Donald Trump, pushing the targeted timeline to the winter of 2027.
Zambian President Hichilema Casts Ballot in Bid for Second Presidential Term
Zambian president Hichilema casts his ballot as he campaigns to secure a second term in office.
Escalating Houthi Attacks Spark Fears of a Renewed All-Out War in Yemen
A recent surge in Houthi attacks across Yemen and the Red Sea is raising serious concerns that the country could slide back into all-out war. The escalation threatens regional stability and puts civilian lives at risk.
Reflecting on 25 Years of the AK Party: Turkiye's Journey of Political Transformation
Looking back at 25 years of the AK Party, this article examines Turkiye's journey of political stability, democratic resilience, and structural transformation under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
King Salman Reconstitutes Saudi Cabinet Under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Shuffles Key Leadership
King Salman issued royal decrees reconstituting the Saudi Cabinet under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and shifting leadership across two economic authorities.
Iran Clims Full Authority Over Strait of Hormuz, Rebuffing Trump's Assertions
Iran has dismissed claims by President Donald Trump that the US controls the Strait of Hormuz, insisting the waterway remains firmly under Iranian management.
Lebanese Americans File Class Action Lawsuit Against US Government and Defense Contractors Over Lebanon War Violations
A group of Lebanese Americans and the Arab American Civil Rights League have filed a lawsuit against the US government and major defense contractors, alleging violations of the Leahy Law over military support in the Lebanon war.
Sudan's RSF Captures Strategic Border Town of Al Kurmuk in Blue Nile State
Sudan's RSF announced the capture of the strategic border town of Al Kurmuk in Blue Nile State, marking its second territorial gain in the region this week.
Proposed German Intelligence Overhaul Offers a 'Fighting Chance' Against Foreign Cyber Threats
A proposed legislative reform in Germany aims to expand intelligence and cybersecurity powers, giving the country enhanced capabilities to counter hybrid threats from nations like Russia and Iran.
New Poll Reveals Significant Drop in Palestinian Support for Armed Struggle and Hamas
A recent PCPSR poll reveals a decline in Palestinian support for armed struggle and Hamas, alongside growing favor for negotiations and imprisoned activist Marwan Barghouti.
Turkiye Details Strategic Defense Mechanisms and Joint Operations with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
Turkiye has outlined the operational mechanisms of its new military pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, which includes joint exercises and institutionalized defense cooperation. Meanwhile, Turkish officials commented on regional stability and ongoing conflicts involving Israel.
Oxford-Bound Sudanese Medical Graduate Loses High Court Bid to Overturn UK Student Visa Ban
A Sudanese medical graduate admitted to Oxford has lost a High Court challenge against the UK government's student visa ban on applicants from conflict-torn countries.
Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Forge New Defense Pact with Joint Military Mechanisms
Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have signed the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement to establish political and military mechanisms for collective defense and enhanced security cooperation.
Global Coalition Condemns Iran Over Escalating Executions of Anti-Regime Protesters
A group of 32 nations has issued a joint statement condemning Iran for its continued use of the death penalty against anti-regime protesters. The coalition is demanding that authorities respect human rights and halt the alarming rate of executions.
Putin Sparks Japanese Protests With First-Ever Visit to Disputed Pacific Island Chain
Russian President Vladimir Putin's historic visit to the disputed Kuril Islands has drawn a strong protest from Tokyo, reigniting tensions over the Pacific island chain claimed by Japan.
High-Level Iraqi Security Officials Visit Riyadh to Defuse Drone Attack Tensions
A high-level Iraqi security delegation has traveled to Saudi Arabia for talks aimed at easing tensions over cross-border drone attacks and enhancing bilateral security co-operation.
West Bank Village Siege Persists as Israeli Settlers Remain and Military Evicts Palestinians
Israeli settlers maintain a five-day siege on homes in the occupied West Bank village of Qusra as the military evicts Palestinian residents amidst mounting international condemnation.
US Production Debated as Tariffs Questioned in Recent Video Report
This article and video report examine whether tariffs are an effective tool for boosting domestic production in the United States.
Qatar Ministry of Justice Unveils Specialised Legal Training Programme for Government Employees
Qatar’s Ministry of Justice has launched a specialised legal qualification programme for government employees through the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, with nominations open until August 27, 2026.
Why India and Pakistan Celebrate Their Independence on Different Days
Discover the historical scheduling reasons behind why India and Pakistan celebrate their respective independence days on August 15 and August 14.
US Defense Secretary Pledges to Combat Drug Cartels Using ISIS-Style Military Tactics
The US defence secretary announced that drug cartels will be targeted using the same military strategies previously deployed against ISIS.
Tragic Red Sea Attack Claims the Lives of Three Pakistani Citizens, Foreign Minister Confirms
Pakistani Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar confirmed that three Pakistanis were killed and one was injured in a Huthi attack on a commercial vessel in the Red Sea.
Trump Claims Control of the Strait of Hormuz, but Reality Reveals a Dangerous Standoff
Despite US President Donald Trump claiming total control over the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing US-Iran war, experts and ongoing attacks reveal a complex and unresolved maritime standoff.