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Russia Proposes BRICS Joint Food Reserves

Russia Proposes BRICS Joint Food Reserves

A senior Russian security official proposed creating joint food reserves with BRICS and Eurasian Economic Union members to counter Middle East conflict-driven disruptions to global fertilizer and grai

Straits Times Asia · 5mo ago
Pope Leo Vows War Stance, Says He Doesn't Fear Trump

Pope Leo Vows War Stance, Says He Doesn't Fear Trump

Pope Leo, the leader of the 1.4‑billion‑member Catholic Church, told reporters on his Algiers‑bound flight that he will keep speaking out against war and does not fear the Trump administration after T

Channel News Asia · 5mo ago
ASEAN urges US, Iran to negotiate peace, open Hormuz

ASEAN urges US, Iran to negotiate peace, open Hormuz

ASEAN foreign ministers called on the United States and Iran to resume talks for a permanent ceasefire and to fully implement it, while also urging safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz and stress

Straits Times Asia · 5mo ago
Carney Liberals on Brink of Majority Ahead of Byelections

Carney Liberals on Brink of Majority Ahead of Byelections

Mark Carney's Liberals are on the verge of converting a minority government into a parliamentary majority through Monday's byelections and a string of floor crossings from rival parties, though the st

The Guardian World · 5mo ago
China condemns US Hormuz blockade, urges restraint

China condemns US Hormuz blockade, urges restraint

China warned that a U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz would harm international interests and called on all parties to exercise restraint while urging a diplomatic ceasefire to resolve the Iran con

Straits Times Asia · 5mo ago
US Military to Blockade All Iranian Ports Monday

US Military to Blockade All Iranian Ports Monday

The U.S. military announced it will start a full blockade of all Iranian ports on Monday, a move that follows the collapse of Pakistan‑mediated talks and has sparked warnings of piracy from Tehran.

Bangkok Post · 5mo ago
China Russia may aid Iran; Trump threatens 50% tariffs

China Russia may aid Iran; Trump threatens 50% tariffs

U.S. intelligence says China is gearing up to ship weapons to Iran amid a fragile ceasefire, while Forbes outlines how Russia may also be backing Tehran. In response, President Trump has threatened 50

Google News World · 5mo ago
Air Power Can't Topple Iran's Regime

Air Power Can't Topple Iran's Regime

Analysts argue Trump and Netanyahu launched their Iran war calling for regime change but have no 'Phase II' — no plausible mechanism linking air strikes to the security force defections that actually

War on the Rocks · 5mo ago
Trump Announces Hormuz Strait Blockade

Trump Announces Hormuz Strait Blockade

President Donald Trump ordered a U.S. Navy blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, targeting vessels entering or departing Iranian ports, escalating a legal and economic standoff over the vital oil corridor

Asia Times · 5mo ago
Pedro Sánchez urges China to expand climate & security

Pedro Sánchez urges China to expand climate & security

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, on his fourth official trip to China, urged Beijing to take a larger role in climate, security and inequality, while noting Spain's $50 billion trade deficit as a

Google News World · 5mo ago
Pope Leo XIV and Trump Clash Over Iran War

Pope Leo XIV and Trump Clash Over Iran War

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, has directly and repeatedly condemned President Trump's conduct of the war in Iran, calling it "truly unacceptable" in an extraordinary clash between two Amer

Google News World · 5mo ago
Orbán Concedes to Magyar as Tisza Party Wins Hungary

Orbán Concedes to Magyar as Tisza Party Wins Hungary

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded to challenger Péter Magyar's Tisza Party, ending his 16-year grip on power, even after Vice President Vance traveled to Budapest for a final-week rally o

The Hill · 5mo ago
Orbán Concedes, Magyar Wins Hungarian Election

Orbán Concedes, Magyar Wins Hungarian Election

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded defeat on Sunday, calling the result “painful,” and ending his 16‑year tenure as the far‑right leader, after opposition figure Peter Magyar won the elect

Globe and Mail World · 5mo ago
Trump links Hormuz blockade to gas prices ahead of midterms

Trump links Hormuz blockade to gas prices ahead of midterms

Former President Trump suggested oil and gas prices could decline or remain stable by the midterm elections, following his announcement of a military blockade on ships heading to the Strait of Hormuz.

The Hill · 5mo ago
Trump’s Iran War Exposes U.S. Military Limits, Shifts Indo-Pacific Strategy

Trump’s Iran War Exposes U.S. Military Limits, Shifts Indo-Pacific Strategy

The Iran war under Donald Trump is reshaping strategic calculations across the Indo-Pacific, exposing vulnerabilities in U.S. military readiness, prompting nuclear debates in Japan and South Korea, an

Asia Times · 5mo ago
Iran-US Peace Talks Collapse in Pakistan

Iran-US Peace Talks Collapse in Pakistan

Iranians expressed disappointment and defiance after U.S.-Iran peace talks in Pakistan collapsed, leaving a fragile ceasefire at risk and the Strait of Hormuz still closed amid ongoing information bla

AP News · 5mo ago
Trump pitches Iran blockade as US oil export win

Trump pitches Iran blockade as US oil export win

Trump is urging countries squeezed by an Iran blockade of the Strait of Hormuz—especially China—to buy American oil instead, casting US energy production as a geopolitical lever during the global supp

Axios · 5mo ago
Trump Orders Navy to Block Iranian Ports, Hormuz Strait

Trump Orders Navy to Block Iranian Ports, Hormuz Strait

Trump announced a U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports and the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions after failed nuclear talks, with immediate risks to global energy flows and military escalation.

Responsible Statecraft · 5mo ago
Russia, Ukraine trade blame over Easter ceasefire violations

Russia, Ukraine trade blame over Easter ceasefire violations

Russia and Ukraine each accused the other of violating a 32-hour Orthodox Easter ceasefire, with both sides reporting thousands of drone and shelling attacks within hours of the truce beginning.

CBC World · 5mo ago
Ex‑rebel launches Ixora fashion brand to empower women

Ex‑rebel launches Ixora fashion brand to empower women

Former Colombian rebel Katerine Avella has turned a post‑war sewing workshop in Catatumbo into the high‑fashion brand Ixora, using clothing to empower women and heal conflict wounds, even as fresh vio

UN News · 5mo ago

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