The US-Iran conflict is putting pressure on European countries to take a stance, as the region navigates a complex diplomatic landscape to maintain peace and stability, with far-reaching implications for global security, trade, and diplomacy.
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The Trump administration has taken the unprecedented step of bypassing Congress to push through $23 billion in arms sales to Middle Eastern allies, including the UAE, Kuwait, and Jordan, raising concerns over transparency and the role of Congress in overseeing such transactions.
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The son of Iran’s President is sharing a rare and intimate look at life in Tehran through his online diary, offering a personal perspective on the country’s turmoil and a glimpse into the lives of Iranian leaders.
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The long-standing civil case against Gerry Adams over IRA bombings has been dismissed after claimants withdrew their proceedings, bringing an end to the legal action against the former Sinn Fein leader and raising questions about justice and accountability in Northern Ireland.
Read MoreThe United Kingdom’s borrowing costs have surged to their highest level in over a decade, sparking concerns among experts about
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The closure of the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem on the final day of Ramadan has sparked outrage among Muslim worshippers, with hundreds forced to hold Eid prayers outside the Old City as Israeli police blocked entrances to the holy site.
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The Enforcement Directorate has taken a significant step in the PACL case, attaching assets valued at ₹5,046.91 crore, as it continues to investigate alleged financial irregularities and work towards recovering ill-gotten gains and bringing those responsible to justice.
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A 23-year-old man from Los Angeles claims to have suffered permanent blindness in one eye after being hit by a police projectile at an anti-ICE protest, and has filed a claim against the LAPD, highlighting concerns over police use of force and accountability.
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A new report raises concerns that Reform UK’s local election success may undermine the UK’s national climate targets, as the party’s councillors abandon net zero commitments and promote climate change denial, threatening the country’s ability to address the growing risks of climate change.
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Belarusian activist Maria Kalesnikava is calling for Western engagement with the regime that imprisoned her, despite her personal experience with the regime’s brutality, in an effort to bring about positive change in Belarus and improve the lives of ordinary Belarusians.
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California lawmakers have announced plans to rename Cesar Chavez Day, a state holiday, amidst serious allegations of sexual abuse against the late labor activist, prompting a statewide conversation about the appropriateness of honoring him with a state holiday.
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Pakistan has denied US claims of being a major nuclear threat, instead pointing to India’s military posture as a greater concern for regional stability, in a response to US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s remarks in the 2026 Annual Threat Assessment.
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The National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited is planning to develop Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train stations as integrated transport hubs with multi-modal connectivity, aiming to make passenger travel smoother and more convenient with easy access to buses, taxis, and other transport modes.
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The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency has been making over 1,100 arrests per day on average in 2026, with notable regional variations in enforcement activity, shedding light on the agency’s priorities and strategies.
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Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba has appeared in a rare public video, delivering religious lessons and seeking to reassure the public and international community about his ability to lead the nation amid ongoing health speculation and regional turmoil.
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