Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in Rome today for the crucial second round of nuclear negotiations between Tehran and the US facilitated by Omani mediators to address Iran’s long-standing nuclear program impasse. Jerusalem PostTimes of Israel @ The Times Of Israel At IRAN Press Com at Wikipedia +3 @ Reuters.This diplomatic engagement follows an...
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Dozens Killed in US Airstrikes on Yemen’s Ras Isa Port, Houthis Allege
U.S. airstrikes on Yemen’s Ras Isa oil port have killed at least 58 people and wounded another 126 according to Houthi-run media outlet Al Masirah, and are estimated by Hodeidah governorate and Iran-align Houthi rebels controlled facility Hodeidah governorate as one of the deadliest incidents thus far in this ongoing U.S. military campaign against them...
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Israel’s Increased Gaza Strikes Displace Half a Million and Suspend Civilian Toll
Israeli military operations in Gaza have recently escalated dramatically, leading to the deaths of multiple Palestinians and forcing approximately 500,000 people from their homes, according to estimates by the UN. A renewed offensive, particularly targeting southern Gaza areas like Rafah and Khan Younis has caused widespread destruction and deepened humanitarian distress.As reported by Reuters, since...
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UK in an Ideal Position for US Trade Agreement; Vance Assesses Prospects of Agreement
Senator J.D. Vance of the U.S. expressed optimism during his recent visit to London that Britain is in an ideal position to finally reach a long-awaited free trade agreement with America, an essential post-Brexit goal that may now finally take shape. These comments have stirred hope that negotiations for such an accord can finally move...
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Hundreds March in Dakar Against Israel’s War on Gaza
On Sunday, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Dakar, Senegal’s capital city, to protest Israel’s military operations in Gaza and Lebanon. Organized by local civil society groups and pro-Palestinian activists, this march called for an immediate ceasefire as well as to have diplomatic relations severed with Israel.Protesters carrying Palestinian flags and placards denounced what they described...
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Earthquake of Magnitude 5.9 Strikes Tajikistan, Tremors Felt Across Region
A massive seismic event that measured magnitude 5.9 struck central Tajikistan early on Friday morning and sent tremors throughout the country, causing a significant anxiety among the residents. The epicenter was close to Dushanbe, the city that is capital of Dushanbe and there were aftershocks being reported all day. The earthquake, which struck around 7:32...
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Turkey Positions Itself as Regional Stabilizer Amid Renewed Diplomatic Engagements with Israel and U.S.
Ankara — Turkey has increasingly emerged as a key regional stabilizer, using renewed diplomatic engagements with both Israel and the U.S. to expand its geopolitical influence across the Middle East. Turkish officials have recently held high-level talks with Israeli and American counterparts, focusing on regional security, energy cooperation, and efforts to de-escalate ongoing conflicts in...
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US Fires Greenland Military Base Chief for ‘Undermining’ Vance
The U.S. Department of Defense has dismissed the chief of staff of its most important military station in Greenland in protest of the allegations that he affected the senior Pentagon officials Jacob Vance. Colonel Mark Ellison, who served as the director at Thule Air Base, one of the United States’ northernmost military outpost – was...
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Global Economy on Edge: What a US-China Trade War Could Mean for the World
As the world most powerful economies heighten their tensions, a significant risk to the global economy arises – a US-China trade conflict. Experts are of the view that an all out trade war would result in collapsing international market systems, disturbing supply networks, and ultimately leading to a decrease in world economic value. This follows...