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North Korea launched approximately 10 ballistic missiles from its western coast on Saturday, with the weapons traveling about 340 km before landing outside Japan's exclusive economic zone, days after
The US has temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian oil already on tankers at sea, a unilateral move that European leaders and Ukraine's president say will hand the Kremlin up to $10bn and prolong the
North Korea fired about 10 ballistic missiles toward the eastern sea on Saturday, South Korea's military said, staging a show of force during annual US-South Korea joint exercises. The launches came h
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau told India's Raisina Dialogue that Washington will not help boost India's material capabilities — explicitly citing a past 'China mistake' — drawing a
The United States has shifted key air‑defense systems and a third of its naval surface fleet from South Korea and Japan to the Middle East, prompting South Korean and Japanese leaders to warn of weake
The U.S. launched precise strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island, hitting missile and mine depots while sparing oil facilities, driving oil prices above 40% since the war began. The attack deepens geopolitica
French President Macron publicly warned Russia it was 'mistaken' to expect the West Asia war to ease Western sanctions pressure, pushing back against a U.S. decision to temporarily allow Russian oil a
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) publicly criticized the Trump administration's move to temporarily lift sanctions on Russian oil, calling it the "wrong move" in an X post amid a gasoline price hike drive
Israel's military campaign in Lebanon has escalated sharply, with airstrikes destroying a bridge over the Litani River and killing 773 people since early March 2026, as Israel warned Lebanon could fac
A joint Israel‑U.S. strike on Iran triggered a regional retaliation that forced Dubai’s airspace to close, leaving thousands of Indian travelers and expatriates stranded across the Gulf.
The U.S. is temporarily lifting sanctions on Russian oil stranded at sea, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Thursday, in a move aimed at easing energy prices driven up by the war with Iran.
Japan will inform the U.S. next week it intends to join President Trump's 'Golden Dome' missile defense initiative, with Prime Minister Takaichi set to announce the plan at a March 19 leaders' summit
A roughly $14 billion US arms package for Taiwan, the largest ever offered to the island and centered on advanced air-defence missiles, is ready for President Trump's approval and could be announced a
The U.S. Trade Representative announced a Section 301 probe of 60 countries over alleged forced‑labour violations, signaling a push for new tariffs and stricter supply‑chain enforcement that could aff
President Donald Trump publicly urged the Iranian national soccer team to skip the U.S.-co‑hosted World Cup, citing personal safety concerns amid the war with Israel and U.S. strikes, while Iranian of
A U.S. refueling aircraft crashed in Iraq without hostile fire, while Iran ramps up mine‑laying in the Strait of Hormuz and Israel intensifies strikes on Lebanese and Iranian targets. Amid Trump’s upb
North Korea has warned that Japan's deployment of long-range missiles significantly increases regional security risks, accusing Tokyo of pursuing offensive capabilities under the guise of self-defense
As President Trump confronts mounting domestic and international pressure to end the war, a new analysis argues that the conflict’s duration favors Iran, whose naval and missile capabilities have been
Saudi Aramco is negotiating with Ukrainian companies to purchase interceptor drones designed to counter Iranian drone attacks on its oil infrastructure, the Wall Street Journal reports.
After a torpedo strike crippled an Iranian warship, the navy fled to South Asia, where India opened its ports while Sri Lanka hesitated over neutrality concerns. The episode exposes Iran’s maritime vu
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