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PoliticsIn a Multipolar World, Middle Powers Gain Choices While Losing Security Guarantees
The rise of a multipolar international order offers middle powers increased diplomatic and economic choices, but provides fewer security guarantees during crises.
Breaking NewsUS Military Strikes Three Iranian Oil Tankers in Retaliation for Missile Attacks on Navy Warships
The US military targeted and struck three Iranian oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman and near Kharg island after the IRGC launched ballistic missiles at two US Navy warships.
Breaking NewsGrieving Relatives in Nepal Perform Symbolic Cremations Using Effigies for Flood Victims Whose Bodies Remain Missing
Following catastrophic flash floods and mudslides in Nepal that left thousands missing, grieving relatives are performing symbolic cremation rituals using effigies at Kathmandu's Pashupatinath Temple because bodies cannot be recovered or identified.
SportsUnfazed Luis Enrique Secures Contract Extension Despite PSG's Worst Ligue 1 Start in Nearly Two Decades
Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique remains unbothered by the team's worst league start in 19 years following a loss to Monaco, having recently signed a contract extension until 2030.
PoliticsInside the Pentagon Polygraph Crackdown: Why the Trump Administration is Targeting Staff Over Weapons Leaks
The Trump administration has ordered dozens of Pentagon officials to undergo polygraph tests amid an investigation into suspected leaks regarding US weapons stockpiles in the Middle East. The rare crackdown reflects growing tension between military leadership and the media over national security information.
PoliticsUK Government Condemns Masked Anti-Immigrant Demonstrators After Dover Port Blockade
Masked demonstrators briefly blocked access to the Port of Dover on Saturday, prompting strong condemnation from the UK government over the resulting travel disruptions.
SportsArsenal and Chelsea Ready for High-Stakes Clash as Mikel Arteta and Xabi Alonso Meet in Premier League
Arsenal and Chelsea face off in the Premier League as lifelong friends Mikel Arteta and Xabi Alonso manage against each other in England's top flight for the first time.
PoliticsCosta Rica's President Argues United States Ground Forces Would Enhance National Security
Costa Rica's president states that United States ground forces would help strengthen the nation's security.
PoliticsCorrecting Global Cartography: UN Backs Resolution to Adopt Equal Earth Map and Reveal Africa's True Size
The United Nations General Assembly has voted to adopt the Equal Earth map projection, aiming to correct historical distortions that made Africa appear much smaller than it truly is.
PoliticsYemen Government Steps Up Independent Air Strikes Against Houthi Forces Amid Major Escalation
Yemen's internationally recognised government has launched a series of air strikes against Houthi positions in Taiz and Hodeidah, marking a major escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Breaking NewsTragic Mudslide in Eastern China Leaves One Dead and Eleven Missing
A severe mudslide in eastern China has claimed one life and left eleven individuals missing, according to recent reports.
PoliticsUS Envoy Mike Huckabee Stresses Israeli Responsibility to Protect West Bank Palestinians Amid Rising Settler Violence
US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee visited the occupied West Bank to meet with residents affected by rising settler violence, stressing that the Israeli government must ensure Palestinian safety.
PoliticsUS Ambassador to Israel Meets Palestinian-Americans in the Occupied West Bank
The US ambassador to Israel held a meeting with Palestinian-Americans in the occupied West Bank, according to a recent video report.
Breaking NewsFive Killed in Russian Strikes on Ukraine Amid US Envoys' Peace Mission
Russian attacks on Kamianske killed five people and injured five others as US special envoys travel to Moscow and Kyiv with a proposal to end the conflict.
PoliticsTrump Threatens Fresh Strikes on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain Amid Escalating Tensions
US President Donald Trump has issued new threats against Iran's underground Pickaxe Mountain facility, raising regional tensions as missile exchanges continue near Kharg Island.
MiscellaneousDramatic Rescue: Orangutan Mother and Infant Saved From Wildfire-Hit Indonesian Forest
An orangutan mother and her infant were safely rescued from a forest devastated by wildfires in Indonesia.
EconomyFitch Removes Qatar From Negative Watch List as Risks to LNG Facilities Ease Amid Regional Conflict
Fitch Ratings has taken Qatar off its negative watch list and affirmed its AA sovereign rating, citing easing risks to LNG facilities at Ras Laffan Industrial City amid the US-Israel war on Iran.
SportsUEFA Fines and Suspends Fenerbahce Duo Greenwood and Guendouzi Following Post-Match Brawl Against Lyon
Fenerbahce players Mason Greenwood and Matteo Guendouzi have received suspensions and heavy fines from UEFA following a post-match brawl after their Champions League playoff against Lyon.
EconomyInside Trump's Sweeping Venezuela Oil Deal and Its Impact on Regional Politics
A historic bilateral oil agreement between the US and Venezuela grants American companies access to massive crude reserves, reshaping the nation's political transition and resource nationalism under interim President Delcy Rodriguez.
PoliticsNiger Alleges France Orchestrated Unsuccessful Military Mutiny
Niger has publicly accused France of orchestrating a failed military mutiny, according to a recent video report.
PoliticsWhy Mansour Abbas Is Welcoming a Zionist Politician to Transform Ra'am's Electoral Strategy
Ra'am leader Mansour Abbas has placed former Yesh Atid lawmaker Yoav Segalovich second on his party's electoral slate in a bid to transform Arab political representation into tangible governing power.
PoliticsPentagon Subjects Dozens of US Military Staff to Polygraphs Over Media Leaks
Investigators have subjected about 50 members of the US military's Joint Staff to polygraph tests following unauthorised media leaks regarding dwindling US ammunition reserves.
PoliticsUAE President Pardons Egyptian Dissident-Poet Abdul Rahman al-Qaradawi Following 10-Year Prison Sentence
UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has pardoned Egyptian opposition activist Abdul Rahman al-Qaradawi, who was recently sentenced to 10 years in prison following his extradition from Lebanon.
CultureNew London Art Exhibition by Shahed Saleem Explores Muslim Life, European History, and Islamophobia
A new London art exhibition by Shahed Saleem titled 'I Was Born Here' explores migration, centuries of European Islamic history, and contemporary Islamophobia beneath a historic Spanish roof.