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Iran Missiles Hit Dimona and Arad, Over 100 Injured
Iranian missiles have struck two southern Israeli cities, Dimona and Arad, injuring over 100 people, with Iran's state media claiming the Dimona attack targeted nuclear facilities, though UN officials
Zelensky Sends Negotiators to U.S. to Revive Peace
Ukrainian President Zelensky is dispatching negotiators to the U.S. in a bid to rekindle stalled peace talks, expressing significant concern that the escalating Iran conflict could severely undermine
Gaza Toy Prices Triple as Import Restrictions Hit Eid
Gaza's toy markets face severe shortages ahead of Eid, with vendors reporting prices up to 300% above pre-war levels as Israeli import restrictions and the closure of commercial crossings have made to
Pezeshkian demands end to US-Israeli aggression
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian told India's PM Modi by phone on Saturday that 'immediate cessation' of US-Israeli aggression is needed to end the regional war, while also urging BRICS to act indep
Iran President Proposes West Asia Security Framework
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian urged an immediate halt to U.S.-Israeli aggression and unveiled a West Asian security framework, calling on India’s BRICS presidency to lead an independent, non‑fore
Pezeshkian Urges BRICS to Halt US-Israeli Strikes on Iran
Iranian President Pezeshkian called Indian PM Modi on Saturday, urging BRICS under India's presidency to play an independent role in halting U.S. and Israeli attacks, as mixed signals emerged from Was
Netanyahu leans toward fall election as Israel wars drag on
Netanyahu must decide whether to call early elections or wait until October, but with wars against Iran and Hezbollah showing no signs of ending, his political survival hinges on military outcomes he
Arab states face Israel gas dependence after Iran war
The Iran war revealed how dependent Israel’s Arab neighbours are on its gas exports.
US Trails China, Russia, Iran in Drone Race
An opinion piece warns that China, Russia, and Iran are rapidly advancing drone warfare, urging the United States to avoid falling behind as a potential global 'World War Drone' conflict.
UK Says Iran Missile Attack on Diego Garcia Failed
Iran launched ballistic missiles at the joint US‑UK Diego Garcia base, but the UK reports the strike failed, condemning Tehran’s reckless move while an analyst notes the target was an expected, high‑v
India blocks Oscar-nominated Hind Rajab film
India has blocked the theatrical release of Oscar-nominated Gaza docudrama "The Voice Of Hind Rajab," with a censor board member telling the distributor the film would "hamper India's relations with I
Maher defends Trump's Pearl Harbor joke to Japan's PM
Bill Maher dismissed criticism of President Trump's Pearl Harbor quip directed at Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, arguing audiences would laugh if a comedian delivered the same line — a remark
250 Iranian sailors in limbo in Sri Lanka after
Over 250 Iranian sailors, including survivors of a torpedoed vessel, are in protective custody in Sri Lanka, creating a diplomatic quandary as Iran demands their repatriation while Sri Lanka grapples
Iran Blames US, Israel for New Natanz Nuclear Strike
Iran's atomic energy organization accused the US and Israel of striking the Natanz enrichment complex on Saturday, while both Tehran and the IAEA reported no radioactive leakage at the central Iran fa
Iran War Enters Week 4 as US Considers 'Winding Down'
The U.S.-Israeli war on Iran entered its fourth week with President Trump publicly considering 'winding down' military efforts, even as the administration lifted sanctions on Iranian oil stranded at s
Indian refiners rush to book Iranian oil under US waiver
Indian refiners are moving to resume Iranian oil purchases after the US Treasury issued a 30-day sanctions waiver covering crude already at sea, the third such temporary reprieve since the US-Israeli
Sindh caps wedding guests at 200 in austerity push
Sindh's provincial government capped wedding guests at 200 with one-dish meals as an austerity measure tied to fuel conservation during the Middle East war, sparking backlash from marriage hall owners
Pakistan may develop ICBMs, US Senate warned
US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard warned the Senate that Pakistan is possibly advancing intercontinental ballistic missile capability, raising fresh concerns about threats to the Unit
Sri Lanka Adds Weekly Holiday to Save Fuel
Sri Lanka's government has imposed a four-day work week, forcing an extra public holiday weekly, to ration fuel amidst shortages exacerbated by the Iran war. This unusual measure, intended to conserve
Trump fires NRC commissioner, backs Valley nuclear push
The Trump administration is reshaping U.S. nuclear regulation by firing the NRC’s independent commissioner, slashing staff, and pushing a fast‑track, Silicon‑Valley‑driven agenda to boost nuclear powe
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