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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confronts mounting political pressure as Israel’s strikes on Lebanon threaten a fragile US‑Iran ceasefire and his re‑election prospects, while US President Donald Tru
Ukraine launched FP‑5 Flamingo missiles that struck the VNIIR‑Progress drone and missile plant in Cheboksary, a deep‑interior Russian city over 900 km from the front, marking a rare long‑range strike
U.S. forces struck southern Iran after an American helicopter was shot down, prompting Iran to fire drones and missiles at U.S. military installations in Bahrain and Jordan, escalating a direct exchan
China’s coast guard launched a special law‑enforcement operation east of Taiwan on June 6, prompting Taipei to call the patrols illegal harassment and a pretext for expansion, while Chinese officials
Ten UN officials have publicly called on Russia to immediately release Indigenous climate advocate Daria Egereva and colleague Natalia Leongardt, who face six‑month detention on terrorism charges and
The UCAS Technology Incubator in Gaza, once a hub supporting over 500 young tech professionals, has had its headquarters and more than 20 specialized labs destroyed by Israeli strikes, yet continues o
Suspected Ukrainian drones drifting into Baltic airspace have sparked fortification projects, NATO scramble alerts and political upheaval, heightening fears of a spillover from the Russia‑Ukraine war
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to meet President Donald Trump at the G-7 summit in France (June 15-17) for bilateral talks on trade, H-1B visas, and energy cooperation, as both sides
Indian PM Modi is expected to hold bilateral talks with President Trump on the sidelines of the G7 summit in France (June 15-17), with trade ties, H-1B visas, and energy cooperation high on the agenda
Ukrainian forces used an FP‑5 Flamingo missile to hit a Russian plant that supplies navigation systems for drones and Kalibr cruise missiles, destroying the facility and striking a key component of Ru
Taiwan’s military demonstrated its new HIMARS system’s rapid‑fire, mobile strike capability in a coastal drill designed to evade enemy radar and showcase survivability against potential Chinese aggres
Taiwan fired its US-supplied HIMARS rocket system for the first time on its west coast on June 10, running a shoot-and-scoot drill in Taichung that simulated strikes on an invading Chinese force.
China sent coast guard ships to patrol waters east of Taiwan in a move Taipei calls harassment of commercial vessels, escalating a sovereignty dispute that flared after Japan and the Philippines annou
The Philippines on Wednesday urged China to remove a floating structure at the disputed Scarborough Shoal, warning it will not allow another man-made island to be built in the South China Sea.
Malaysia's home ministry is considering a dedicated immigration lane at the Johor border crossings to help Singapore-based voters return for the upcoming Johor state election, with a final decision pe
Japan and Malaysia expanded defense and energy cooperation at a June 10 Tokyo summit, anchoring a 20-year LNG supply deal and new military ties to shared concerns over China's maritime assertiveness a
A new ceasefire deal obliges Lebanon to gradually reclaim territory and dismantle Hezbollah, intensifying sectarian tensions and raising the specter of a fresh civil war in a nation already crippled b
Xi Jinping traveled to Pyongyang for a summit with Kim Jong Un, with multiple outlets reporting Kim designated China as North Korea's top diplomatic priority.
The nation's largest federal employee union is pressing House lawmakers to again block the Defense Department from implementing President Trump's executive order stripping collective bargaining rights
Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese city of Tyre killed eight civilians, injured dozens, and prompted a forced evacuation of the historic Christian quarter, while damaging nearby archaeological sites,
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