Lebanon is once again under intense fire as Israeli airstrikes continue despite a declared ceasefire. Massive explosions have rocked multiple areas, with thick smoke covering the skyline. Reports say over 250 people have been killed, as Lebanon accuses Israel of violating international law. The situation is rapidly escalating, raising fears that the fragile truce may collapse completely, pushing the region closer to a wider and more dangerous conflict.


Israel Vs Hezbollah: Beirut Under Fire, Civilians Pay Price of a Limited Truce

The Israeli Defence Forces have accused Hezbollah of using ambulances for military activities in Lebanon, claiming that medical vehicles are being misused to transport weapons and fighters. The IDF has warned that such actions put civilian infrastructure at risk and could lead to further escalation. The allegations come amid ongoing cross-border tensions and heightened military operations in the region.


Israel Vs Hezbollah: WHO Warns Against Targeting Hospitals In Beirut 

Israel on Thursday sharply criticised remarks by Khawaja Asif, questioning Pakistan’s credibility as a neutral player in ongoing regional diplomacy. It further rejected Islamabad’s mediation role and saying it will defend itself against “terrorists” who seek the destruction of Tel Aviv.
The response came after Asif posted a series of comments on social media targeting Israel. Reacting to those statements, the PMO said, “Pakistan Defence Minister’s call for Israel’s annihilation is outrageous.”

Israel-Pakistan 'War of Words' Before Talks; Asif's Post Deleted After Israel's Warning

Israel Vs Lebanon: IDF Accuses Hezbollah Of Using Ambulances For Military Activity In Lebanon

Israel is gradually returning to normalcy as children head back to schools accompanied by their parents following weeks of conflict and disruption. The reopening of schools signals cautious stability on the ground even as security concerns persist. Authorities continue monitoring the situation closely while families hope for sustained calm and a return to everyday life across affected regions.


Israel Limps Back to Normalcy as Children Return to School with Parents

Lebanon faces massive destruction as Israeli strikes continue despite a U.S-Iran ceasefire. Hezbollah retaliates while global powers condemn the escalation. More than 200 people dead and 1,200 plus injured in the Israeli campaign so far. While Iran continues to pressure for Lebanon in the ceasefire, Israel and U.S. refuse to change their stance raising fears the truce may not hold.


US, Iran Divided Over Inclusion of Lebanon, All Eyes on High-Stakes Iran-US Meet in Pakistan

Reports indicate that Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to hold direct negotiations next week in Washington DC, aiming to reduce tensions and discuss key security concerns. The Lebanese government is reportedly seeking a temporary truce before formal talks begin, signaling a cautious but hopeful step toward diplomacy. Observers note this could mark a rare breakthrough in a conflict that has long been dominated by military posturing.


Reports: Israel, Lebanon To Hold Direct Negotiations Next Week

Even as U.S. military has claimed to have achieved an 'overwhelming' victory on the battlefield, Iran is viewing the ceasefire as a win. This is because of Tehran's leverage over Strait of Hormuz, which is allowing it to export millions of barrels of oil daily even as the world is grappling with an energy crisis.


US-Iran Truce: America Wins in Firepower, Iran Wins Through Ceasefire 

#Gravitas Soon after the deadly September 2024 attack in Lebanon, where thousands of Hezbollah-linked pages exploded, Hungary’s government allegedly quietly reached out to Iran.  In the strike in Lebanon claimed by Israel, at least 12 people lost their lives, and nearly 2,800 were injured.


Hungary Offered Iran Intel on Hezbollah Pager Attack by Israel?

Barely two days into the ceasefire, concerns are growing over the fate of the upcoming U.S-Iran talks. This is owing to the growing divide between both sides on key issues like uranium enrichment and control over Strait of Hormuz. Iran is also demanding an immediate stop to attacks on Lebanon.  


Day 2 of Fragile Ceasefire: All Eyes on US-Iran Talks As Divide Grows

Israel Vs Lebanon: 'Nervous' Bibi Pursues War in Lebanon | Fragile Ceasefire Hangs in the Balance

Israel is set to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon in a significant diplomatic move amid ongoing tensions. Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that disarming Hezbollah will be a central focus of the talks. The development comes even as conflict continues on the ground, raising questions about whether diplomacy can succeed where military pressure has dominated.


Netanyahu: Negotiations Will Focus on Disarming Hezbollah

Confusion continues to surround the fragile 14-day ceasefire as multiple contradictions emerge on key issues. Iran’s 10-point proposal is being questioned, while U.S. officials have pushed back against Pakistan’s claims regarding Lebanon’s inclusion. JD Vance has backed Israel’s stance, further complicating the situation. With Iran calling the talks “unreasonable” after alleged violations, trust appears to be eroding fast, leaving the future of the ceasefire uncertain.


US-Iran Ceasefire: Iran Demands Right To Enrichment, US Says It Remains A Red Line 

Polling has officially concluded across Assam, Puducherry, and Kerala, marking a crucial phase in India’s Assembly elections. Voters turned out in large numbers, reflecting strong democratic participation across regions. With the voting window now closed, attention shifts to May 4, when results will be announced. Political parties and candidates are gearing up for the final outcome, as the verdict is expected to shape the regional political landscape.


Voting for Assembly Elections in Keralam, Assam, And Puducherry Concludes, Results on May 4

Hezbollah And Israel Continue to Trade Fire Amid Uncertainty Over Iran Ceasefire

The ongoing conflict in West Asia is reshaping global energy dynamics—and Russia is emerging as a key beneficiary. As instability drives up oil and gas prices, Moscow is cashing in on higher demand and limited supply. While the region faces uncertainty and disruption, Russia’s energy revenues are seeing a significant boost.


Impact of War in West Asia: Russia Cashes in on Oil & Energy Windfall 

Israel's Brutal Assault on Lebanon, IDF Says 100+ Hezbollah Command Centres Targeted

Iran-US Truce Faces 'Uranium Enrichment' Test, Confusion Over Iran's 10 Point Plan

Iran has doubled down on its stance that Lebanon is an inseparable part of the ceasefire deal, directly contradicting US and Israeli claims. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has warned that any ceasefire violation will come with “explicit costs” and a strong response. The disagreement has deepened confusion over the truce, as ongoing strikes in Lebanon threaten to unravel the fragile agreement.


BREAKING: Iran's Prez & Parliament Speaker Insist Lebanon Part of Truce 

Israel Launches Brutal Assault on Lebanon | European Leaders Seek Lebanon's Inclusion in Truce 

Lebanon Burns As Israel Strikes Despite Ceasefire, Over 250 Killed In Escalation

US-Iran Ceasefire: On Day 2, Confusion Grows Over Scope of 14-Day Truce

US-Iran Ceasefire: Confusion Over Iran's 10-Point Plan, Truce Talks Facing Early Confusion

Israel carried out its heaviest strikes on Lebanon since the start of the war. Around 100 sites allegedly linked to Hezbollah across Lebanon were targeted. As per Iranian media, Tehran might withdraw from the ceasefire agreement if attacks on Lebanon continue. 


Israel-Lebanon: Netanyahu Orders Largest Attack On Lebanon On Day 1 Of Ceasefire

Israel Defense Forces says it struck more than 100 targets in Lebanon within just 10 minutes during a massive air operation. The strikes targeted positions linked to Hezbollah amid escalating cross-border tensions. The rapid barrage marks one of the most intense attacks in the latest phase of the Israel–Hezbollah conflict.

Israel-Lebanon War: IDF Pounds Lebanon In Massive Strike, 100+ Targets Destroyed In Just 10 Minutes

Tensions remain high even as a fragile ceasefire begins, with Iran claiming it targeted key U.S. naval assets, including the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Tripoli. Tehran says the aircraft carrier was forced to retreat, but there has been no confirmation from Washington so far. Similar past claims by Iran have been denied by the U.S. military, highlighting the fog of war and competing narratives.


US-Iran Fragile Ceasefire: IRGC Claims USS Abraham Lincoln Retreated To Indian Ocean 

BREAKING: Iran Claims USS Abraham Lincoln, USS Tripoli Targeted

Uncertainty is growing around the US-Iran ceasefire as both sides appear to be working with different versions of the peace proposal. While talks are expected to begin on April 10 in Islamabad, key details remain disputed. Trump has insisted that certain shared lists have nothing to do with the negotiations, adding to the confusion. With major disagreements over nuclear terms and regional scope, the ceasefire looks increasingly fragile even before formal talks begin.


US-Iran Ceasefire: Confusion Over Peace Proposal 

While U.S. and Iran have agreed for a two-week conditional ceasefire, a lot of questions remain unanswered. For instance, there is a clear difference of opinion between U.S. and Iran on key issues like enrichment of uranium and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.


Fragile US-Iran Ceasefire Leaves a Lot of Questions Unanswered 

On the very first day of the U.S-Iran ceasefire, Israel launched its largest strikes on Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah positions. This comes despite claims by Pakistan and Iran that the truce would apply across all fronts, including Lebanon a claim Israel has firmly denied. With conflicting narratives and continued attacks, the ceasefire now faces its first major test.


Israel Attacks 100 Targets in 10 Minutes Across Lebanon 

Confusion is growing over the Iran-US ceasefire after Donald Trump said the deal does not include Lebanon, contradicting earlier claims. The White House has also stated that Iran’s published proposal differs from what Washington actually received, raising serious questions about the agreement’s clarity. With Israel continuing strikes in Lebanon and Iran warning of consequences, the fragile truce now faces uncertainty as mixed signals threaten to derail diplomatic progress.


White House: Iran's Published Plan Not Same as What US Got

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