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UAE Condemns Iran Tanker Attack as US Strikes Continue The United Arab Emirates has condemned Iran’s reported missile attack on two of its national oil tankers after the United States carried out a third consecutive night of strikes on Iranian military targets. According to the UAE Ministry of Defence, two Iranian cruise missiles struck the … Read more
US Launches Second Night of Strikes on Iran as Hormuz Tensions Deepen The United States launched a second consecutive night of military strikes on Iran as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz intensified. U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said the operation followed an Iranian attack on a commercial vessel in the strategic waterway. According to the … Read more
Australia and India Seal Landmark Uranium Agreement Australia and India have signed a landmark agreement that paves the way for Australian uranium exports to India for peaceful civilian nuclear use. The announcement followed talks between Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Annual Leaders’ Summit in Melbourne on July … Read more
Turkey may get F-35 jets soon as Trump consider Lifting Sanctions President Donald Trump has said his administration is considering lifting Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) sanctions on Turkey and reviewing its return to the F-35 fighter jet program. He made the announcement alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during the NATO summit … Read more
Sanctions are Back, as US Hits Iran Again The United States has intensified pressure on Iran by combining military action with renewed economic sanctions, marking a decisive shift away from the fragile ceasefire that had eased tensions only weeks ago. After launching airstrikes on more than 80 Iranian military sites, including air defense systems, drone … Read more
Indonesia’s Major Strategic Rise After a Mega Defense Deal with India Indonesia has taken a significant step toward strengthening its military capabilities after signing a landmark defense agreement with India. The agreement, announced during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jakarta, includes the acquisition of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile system and the Astra … Read more
Cuba Suffers Nationwide Electrical Grid Failure Under US Fuel Blockade Cuba suffered another nationwide blackout on Monday after its national electrical grid collapsed, leaving nearly 10 million people without electricity. The outage disrupted transportation, healthcare, and other essential services across the island. The outage was the country’s third nationwide grid failure of 2026 and the … Read more
Kyiv Under Big Trouble After Fresh Russian Strikes Russia said it launched a large-scale missile and drone operation against Kyiv and several other parts of Ukraine early Monday. The Russian Defense Ministry described the assault as a precision strike using long-range weapons and drones. According to Moscow, the operation targeted military-industrial facilities, weapons production sites, … Read more
China Eyes Bangladesh-Myanmar Corridor After CPEC China has revived its proposal for the China-Myanmar-Bangladesh Economic Corridor (CMBC), signalling a fresh effort to expand its connectivity network across South Asia. The proposed corridor would link Yunnan province with Bangladesh through Myanmar, creating a direct land route to the Bay of Bengal. The proposal gained fresh momentum … Read more
Afghans Say Turkish Police Beat Them Before Frostbite Cost Them Limbs A group of Afghan migrants has accused Turkish border forces of beating, robbing, and abandoning them in freezing conditions near the Iran-Turkey border. They said they were among nearly 50 people detained in Turkey’s eastern Van province while attempting to reach Europe in January. … Read more