Armenian voters have backed Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, reinforcing the country's apparent shift toward closer ties with Europe. The outcome has drawn criticism from Moscow and intensified debate over Armenia's geopolitical future. This episode explores the election results, regional reactions, and the strategic implications for the South Caucasus.

Armenia Votes For Pro-EU Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Moscow Cries Foul 

On the 25th of May, Iran successfully tested its most advanced Khorramshahr class 4 ballistic missile called the Kheibar. With a strike range of 2000km, this new precision-guided missile can pack a serious punch as it can carry a 1,500 kg warhead. Countries well beyond Israel and large parts of Eastern Europe are now in the crosshairs of Iran with this missile. But what has worried a lot of Western military strategists are claims that the Kheibar missile has a very small signature on the radar which makes it hard to detect and intercept. So how good is this new missile by Iran? And how does it impact the security situation in West Asia? Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

World at War: Iran's Khiebar missile can hit Israel & Eastern Europe

US to send additional troops to Eastern Europe as Russia steps up military deployment near the Ukrainian border - sending its soldiers to neighbouring Belarus for 'military exercises'.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: US to send additional troops to Eastern Europe

U.S. has deployed troops to Eastern Europe. Russian President Vladimir Putin has broken his silence on the Ukraine crisis. Neither Russia, nor the West is ready to blink yet. Where is this stalemate headed? Listen in to Palki Sharma.

Gravitas: US deploys troops to Eastern Europe, Putin breaks his silence

The US plans to deploy 3000 additional troops to fortify NATO forces in eastern Europe. this comes amidst fears that Russia could invade Ukraine.

US plans to deploy additional troops to fortify NATO forces

The US administration on Monday declined to rule out sending American troops to Ukraine as new satellite images revealed Russian forces assembling at numerous critical strategic areas along the Ukrainian border in preparation for an invasion.

If Russia invades Ukraine, US to send more troops to Eastern Europe

Following tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine, the US and many allies are contemplating the idea of sending thousands more troops to NATO's eastern flank countries, CNN reported on Wednesday, citing three unidentified US officials.

US, allies discussing sending more forces to eastern Europe amid Ukraine tension: Reports

The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) on Tuesday said that it had to scramble fighter jets hundreds of times this year to counter Russian warplanes near its member countries’ borders in northwest Europe.

NATO says its jets scrambled hundreds of times against Russia in 2021 to guard allies’ airspace

Belarus envoy to India Andrei Rzheussky has dismissed allegations of his country pushing migrants to Poland, Lithuania saying "we did not provoke this crisis". The migrant crisis at the border between Belarus on one side and Poland and 3 Baltic countries Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia on the other side has seen influx of thousands of migrants, most from countries like Iraq. The development has further worsened the already tensed ties between Minsk and its western Neighbours.

Belarus envoy Rzheussky dismisses his country pushing migrants into EU

Europe remains in the firm grip of the deadly covid-19 pandemic, several countries in the region continue to report worrying trends. The World Health Organization has warned that the death toll in Europe can top 2.2 million this winter if the current trends continue.

Slovakia, Netherlands, Hungary post record covid cases

The World Health Organization has warned that the death toll in Europe can top 2.2 million this winter if the current trends continue.

WHO: Europe staring at 2.2 million deaths this winter

COVID-19 cases are surging again in Europe, and the region has become the epicenter of the pandemic once more. Countries are now ramping up their Covid-19 arsenal to again combat the latest outbreak.

Europe becomes Covid-19 epicenter yet again

Initial results of the voting on constitutional amendments in Russia have revealed that nearly 73 per cent of the voters have backed the potential changes. As per Interfax news agency, the changes saw a majority support, which would enable Vladimir Putin to run again for president twice.

Over 73% people voted in favour of constitutional amendments in Russia, initial reviews suggest

Budapest has no plan to follow London's example in leaving the EU, said economy minister Mihaly Varga

Hungary prepares incentives to lure firms leaving Britain after Brexit vote

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