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U.S. and Iran Clash Over Nuclear Talks Narrative
President Trump and Iranian officials offered sharply conflicting accounts of their latest nuclear discussions, with Trump claiming Iran agreed to 'highest level' inspections while an Iranian official
Iran Claims Sole Control of Assets, Hormuz
Iran asserted it alone will control its unfrozen assets and administer the Strait of Hormuz as US-Iran technical talks wrapped up in Switzerland and Lebanon prepared for fresh direct negotiations with
Huckabee Reassures Israel Amid US-Iran Deal Tensions
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee and other Trump allies moved to reassure Israel that the bilateral relationship remains strong, pushing back against Israeli concerns over a US-Iran interim deal and recent
UN evacuates 11,000 sailors stranded in Strait of
The UN's International Maritime Organization has launched a phased evacuation of more than 11,000 sailors stranded in the Strait of Hormuz after Iran effectively closed the waterway during the US-Isra
4 GOP Senators Back Iran War Powers Resolution
Four Republican senators joined nearly all Democrats in backing a war powers resolution demanding the Trump administration withdraw U.S. troops from the ongoing war with Iran, marking a rare bipartisa
‘ASEAN’s gift to the world’: Hormuz crisis sharpens Philippines push for South China Sea code
Philippine Foreign Secretary Maria Theresa Lazaro told The Straits Times that finalizing the South China Sea Code of Conduct is 'ASEAN's gift to the world,' invoking the Strait of Hormuz crisis to und
Senate Approves War Powers Resolution Against Iran
The U.S. Senate voted 50-48 to approve a war powers resolution blocking military action against Iran — the first such Senate passage — as Republican defections over Trump's war and his peace deal with
Senate Passes Iran War Powers Resolution, 50-48
Four Republican senators joined Democrats on Tuesday to pass a war powers resolution directing President Trump to withdraw U.S. armed forces from hostilities against Iran, marking the 10th Senate vote
Supreme Court: Suspicion Alone Justifies Green Card
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that border agents can place green card holders on immigration parole based on suspicion of criminal wrongdoing alone, without proof by clear and convincing evidence,
Senate's 10th War Powers Vote on Iran as GOP Splinters
The Senate's 10th war powers vote to block U.S. military action against Iran lands Tuesday as a growing bloc of Republicans breaks with Trump over both the war and his $300 billion Iran deal, with the
UK to Publish Defence Plan Before NATO Summit
Downing Street confirmed the UK's controversial defence investment plan will be published before the 7 July NATO summit in Turkey, pressing ahead even as PM Keir Starmer steps down and a Labour leader
Israel Kills Two Aid Workers in First Ceasefire Breach
Israeli soldiers shot dead two members of a Hezbollah-linked emergency medical team clearing rubble in southern Lebanon—the first fatalities since a US-brokered ceasefire took hold—prompting Iran to w
Missile strike kills three in Ukraine as Russia feels war’s economic strain
A Russian missile strike on Kryvyi Rih killed at least three and wounded 25, as Ukraine's escalating drone campaign against Russian fuel infrastructure deepens wartime economic pressure on Moscow.
Fiber-Optic FPV Drones Frustrate Israel in Southern
Hezbollah has deployed $300-$400 fiber-optic FPV drones in southern Lebanon that are immune to electronic jamming and locally built with 3D printing, catching Israel's military off-guard after the tec
Israel’s deliberate targeting of Gaza children part of genocide: UN inquiry - Al Jazeera
Israel’s deliberate targeting of Gaza children part of genocide: UN inquiry Al JazeeraIsrael targeted Gaza children res...
What happens when war breaks out in the middle of a survey?
Pew Research's annual global survey, already in the field when the US and Israel struck Iran on Feb. 28, captured real-time declines in US favorability across at least eight countries, offering an unu
UN Inquiry: Israel Deliberately Killed Gaza Children
A UN independent commission of inquiry concluded Tuesday that Israeli authorities deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza, constituting genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes, wi
The Next Russia Threat
Russia's military will reconstitute faster than Western analysts anticipated in 2022, regaining the capacity to threaten NATO members within five to seven years of the Ukraine war's end, according to
China sanctions 56 US defense, rare earth firms
China retaliated against Washington's expansion of its military-company blacklist by barring government purchases from 46 US defense contractors and blocking dual-use exports to 10 American rare-earth
India, China Normalise Ties at BRICS Sideline Meeting
India's NSA Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met in New Delhi on the sidelines of a BRICS security forum, with both sides calling the talks constructive and citing progress toward norma
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