Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi uses her historic mandate to accelerate defense reform, boost military spending and revisit long‑standing security policies, intertwining strength with reflection.
Iran’s naval drills in the Strait of Hormuz unfold as the U.S. reinforces carriers and nuclear talks resume in Geneva, blending tension and diplomacy over shared waters and fragile trust.
Cricket legends Chappell, Gavaskar, Border, and Waugh appeal for humanitarian treatment of Imran Khan, emphasizing dignity and well-being amid political tensions.
A fire in a Spanish apartment block killed five young people, leaving families and a community grieving while authorities investigate and aid survivors.
Talk of annexation in the West Bank raises fears of “silent transfer,” highlighting the subtle but profound effects on local communities and regional stability.
Kenya’s main airport resumed operations after a two-day air traffic controllers’ strike, restoring flights and easing the disruption that grounded travelers and cargo.
In Geneva, the U.S. held back-to-back talks on Iran’s nuclear program and Ukraine, balancing diplomacy, security concerns, and international attention in a single whirlwind day.
Australia will not repatriate 34 women and children linked to IS from Syria, leaving families in prolonged displacement amid security and humanitarian concerns.
Europe is reassessing its nuclear deterrence strategy amid debates on the credibility of extended protection from the UK, France and the U.S., reflecting strategic caution and shifting alliances.
A tanker suspected of being part of Russia’s “shadow fleet” was allowed to leave France after paying a fine, highlighting the limits and quiet mechanics of maritime sanctions enforcement.
U.S. deployment of aircraft carriers and Iran’s stern response add tension around nuclear talks, blending shows of military strength with delicate diplomacy and global concern.
Soft reflection on Iran’s missile and drone capabilities, U.S. carrier defenses, and strategic tensions that shape modern naval confrontation without drawing definitive conclusions.
Negotiators from Ukraine and Russia have commenced U.S.-mediated peace talks in Geneva, focusing primarily on land disputes. As President Trump emphasizes the need for a swift resolution, Kyiv faces increasing pressure to make concessions despite ongoing hostilities.
Jesse Jackson, a central voice of the U.S. civil rights movement for more than 50 years, has died at 84, leaving a legacy of activism, politics, and moral persistence.
The recent changes to the UK's entry rules for dual nationals have sparked widespread outrage among the public. Many are expressing their discontent, labeling the new regulations as not only scandalous but also unacceptable.
Iran’s partial closure of the Strait of Hormuz, as U.S. talks begin, slows global energy flows and reminds markets how diplomacy and geography quietly intertwine.
An explosion at a Russian military facility near St. Petersburg has resulted in the deaths of three individuals. The incident has raised concerns about safety protocols and security in military installations.
Air India and Germany's Lufthansa have announced a strategic partnership aimed at expanding passenger traffic between India and Germany. This collaboration is expected to enhance connectivity and offer more options for travelers.
An ex-priest has been handed a second lifetime ban due to numerous allegations of child sexual abuse. This decision underscores the continued efforts to hold individuals accountable for such heinous acts and protect vulnerable communities.
Ramadan is set to commence tomorrow in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, marking a significant period of fasting, prayer, and reflection for millions of Muslims around the world.
Shein is facing an investigation by European authorities due to the sale of childlike sex dolls through its platform. This move has sparked outrage and concerns about the implications for child safety and exploitation.
Gisèle Pelicot’s memoir tells of betrayal and public courage, revealing how speaking out reshaped her life and sparked deeper reflection on trauma, dignity, and healing.
Australia has refused to repatriate 34 women and children from Syria, citing national security concerns and accountability for past ties to the Islamic State. Independent return may still lead to prosecution.
Millions across Asia welcomed the Year of the Fire Horse with Lunar New Year celebrations, from Beijing’s Spring Festival reunions to Bangkok’s temple ceremonies and dragon dances.