Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has reportedly launched additional missiles toward Israel in retaliation for coordinated US-Israel strikes on Iranian territory. The Israel Defense Forces said missiles were launched from Iran and activated air-defence systems to intercept the threats, with sirens sounding across parts of the country as alerts were issued. The situation is part of a broader escalation in regional hostilities.


US Strikes Iran: Reports Say Iran Launches More Missiles Toward Israel | WION

Seventy-four looted Cambodian antiquities, regarded as national treasures, have been returned to Cambodia from United Kingdom after years of legal and diplomatic efforts.


Cambodia: 74 stolen Cambodian treasures finally return Home from Britain

Beijing is reportedly preparing a diplomatic roadmap ahead of potential talks between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The move signals China’s effort to manage tensions and reset key issues amid strained bilateral ties.


US-China ties: Beijing maps strategy for possible Trump-Xi Jinping talks

U.S. warships have surrounded Iran, locking radars on key targets as tensions escalate in West Asia. Experts warn that any misstep could trigger military confrontation, with Tehran on high alert and regional allies watching closely. Diplomacy remains uncertain as the situation intensifies, raising concerns over potential conflict and global oil supply disruptions.


US-Iran tensions: war clouds loom over West Asia as US warships surround  Iran 

US President Donald Trump says he will prevent Iran from ever acquiring nuclear weapons and has toughened his rhetoric, warning Tehran to abandon nuclear ambitions or face serious consequences


US-Iran tensions: Trump rejects any path to nuclear capability, hardens stance on Iran 

Cuban forces shot dead four people in a Florida-registered speedboat that entered Cuban waters Wednesday in a dramatic shootout just off the island’s coast. Watch the video to know more on this!


Cuba Boat Shooting: Four Shot Dead on US-Registered Boat

Tahawwur Rana, accused in connection with the 2008 Mumbai attacks, now faces the prospect of losing his Canadian citizenship. Canada is seeking to revoke Rana’s citizenship amid ongoing legal proceedings linked to the 26/11 terror case. The move could have significant implications for extradition, India-Canada diplomatic ties, and international counter-terror cooperation.


Canada seeks to revoke Tahawwur Rana's citizenship, federal court to take final call 

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns that Iran poses a “very grave threat” to the United States, highlighting Tehran’s nuclear ambitions and ballistic missile capabilities. Watch the video to know more on this!


US-Iran tensions: Rubio says Iran poses Grave threat to America 

As Tehran and Washington are set to hold a new round of talks on Thursday, during his State of the Union address, U.S. President Donald Trump revealed Iran is developing missiles that could soon strike America. While Iran strongly denied Trump's allegations, its Parliament speaker said the U.S. could either try diplomacy or face Tehran’s wrath. 


Iran Tests Firepower Including Drones in Latest Sea Drills

Indian solar panels and related clean energy products are facing fresh duties in the United States, impacting exports and raising concerns within the renewable energy sector. The move is expected to affect Indian manufacturers seeking a stronger foothold in the U.S. market, potentially altering supply chains and pricing dynamics. Industry experts say the development could influence bilateral trade discussions and reshape competitiveness in the global solar energy landscape.


Indian Solar Panels & Related Products Attract Duties in US 

US President Donald Trump once again claimed that he ended eight wars, including the India-Pakistan conflict, following the Pahalgam terror attack last year. In his State of the Union address, he said, “In my first 10 months, I ended eight wars… including Pakistan and India, which would have been a nuclear war. Thirty-five million people said the Prime Minister of Pakistan would have died if it were not for my involvement.”


Trump Repeats Claims He Ended India-Pak Conflict; India Denies US Role

Following multiple reports that the US chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Dan Caine, has cautioned against a prolonged attack on Iran, US President Donald Trump said his top general isn’t opposed to such a war.

Donald Trump Defends His Top General: Tensions Over Iran Building Up?

The third round of nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran is scheduled to begin on Thursday in Geneva, with diplomats from both sides  to break the deadlock over Tehran’s nuclear programme. Watch the full video to know more updates on this!


US–Iran nuclear talks to enter make-or-break third round on Thursday

The global energy transition faces a growing reality check as the United States pushes the International Energy Agency to prioritize energy security over climate targets. Meanwhile, Europe’s demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) continues to surge, raising questions about balancing net-zero ambitions with energy security and economic stability. This video explores the geopolitics of energy, U.S. strategy to expand LNG exports, and the challenges Europe faces in achieving sustainable energy while keeping the lights on.

Europe’s Energy Paradox: U.S. Energy Dominance Plan Targets Europe’s LNG Demand

President Donald Trump hailed the U.S. military operation that led to the capture of Venezuela’s leader, saying that the world was impressed by the mission and that the target “knew we were coming,” underscoring how dangerous the action was. The high‑risk strike involved U.S. forces storming a guarded location where the Venezuelan president was taken into custody and flown to the United States. The capture has drawn global reaction, with some allies and rivals alike weighing in on the operation and its implications for regional stability and international law.

U.S. Captures Maduro: Trump Claims World Impressed by Maduro Capture 

President Donald Trump defended the deployment of the National Guard to U.S. borders, emphasizing that the move ensures security and strengthens national resilience. In his remarks, Trump stated, “Today our border is secure, our spirit is restored,” highlighting achievements in border protection and enforcement. The speech underscores the administration’s focus on law and order, national sovereignty, and efforts to curb illegal immigration.

US State Of Union Address: Trump Justifies National Guard Deployment

With US‑Iran nuclear talks underway in Geneva, reports suggest the Biden administration might consider letting Iran maintain limited “token” uranium enrichment if Tehran agrees to strong safeguards ,a potential shift from the long‑standing U.S. “no enrichment” red line. Iran, meanwhile, seeks recognition of its enrichment rights and concessions on sanctions as part of negotiations aimed at averting military conflict.

US-Iran Tension: Trump May Allow Iran Limited Uranium Enrichment Amid Nuclear Talks Tension

Amid rising U.S.–Iran tensions, Iran has reportedly agreed to a secret €500 million deal with Russia to acquire advanced shoulder‑fired “Verba” missiles, capable of threatening low‑flying aircraft and jets. The move comes as concerns grow over Tehran strengthening its arsenal and reports suggest Hezbollah’s missile capabilities may now be under Iranian command—raising regional security risks.

US‑Iran Tensions: Iran Secures Russian Jet‑Killer Missiles, Hezbollah Arms Under Tehran Command

U.S. President Donald Trump has denied media reports that his top military officer warned against potential strikes on Iran or disagreed with his Iran policy. Trump called the reports “100% incorrect,” saying there’s no internal split and reaffirming his stance on dealing with Tehran. The situation comes amid ongoing high‑stakes diplomacy and military tension between Washington and Iran.

US-Iran Tensions: US President Denies Split With Military Over Potential Iran Strikes

As the Russia-Ukraine war marks four years, President Vladimir Putin says developing Russia’s nuclear forces was now an “absolute priority” following the expiry of its last remaining nuclear treaty with the US. With Oreshnik systems in focus, tactical nukes in Belarus, and a global stockpile of around 12,000 warheads, the story explains what this shift means for Europe, NATO, and the future of global security.

US-Russia Nuclear Treaty: Russia Moves Nuclear Weapons Near Europe Amid Treaty Expiration

US-Iran Tensions: Trump Denies Rift With Top General Over Iran Strike Risks

Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, the powerful and long-pursued head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and one of the world’s most-wanted traffickers, died following a Mexican military operation on Sunday, handing the country a consequential victory as it looks to show tangible results to the Trump administration.


Drug Lord El Mencho's Death Triggers Code Red in Mexico

As the Russia-Ukraine war marks four years, President Vladimir Putin says developing Russia’s nuclear forces was now an “absolute priority” following the expiry of its last remaining nuclear treaty with the US. With Oreshnik systems in focus, tactical nukes in Belarus, and a global stockpile of around 12,000 warheads, the story explains what this shift means for Europe, NATO, and the future of global security.


Russian Nukes Move Closer To Europe as US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Expires

The U.S. Army briefly published and then deleted official photos of its advanced Dark Eagle hypersonic missile system, also known as the Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon , in a move that’s drawn attention from defense analysts. The removal came as U.S. military assets continue to increase in the Middle East amid heightened tensions with Iran and ongoing strategic deployments.

US-Iran Tension: US Army Deletes Dark Eagle Missile Photos Amid Buildup Near Iran

The U.S. Supreme Court ruling complicates the U.S.-China trade negotiations, curtailing one of President Trump’s key negotiating tools just ahead of his anticipated meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. How will this legal shift affect trade strategy, tariffs, and international diplomacy? Experts weigh in on the implications for global markets and U.S. economic policy.

US-China Trade: Supreme Court Ruling Resets US-China Trade Dynamics | Trump Negotiation Challenge

Just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, the White House introduced a new strategy. Trump signed an executive order invoking Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, a rarely used provision that allows temporary tariffs of up to 15% for 150 days to address international payments issues.

 Tariff Tug-of-War Escalates: Legal Scrutiny Over Trump’s Tariff ‘Plan B’ 

US President Donald Trump is reportedly questioning why Iran hasn’t “capitulated” under growing US pressure over its nuclear programme, despite a significant military buildup in the Middle East and ongoing indirect talks in Geneva. Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, said Tehran’s refusal to yield comes as the US pushes diplomatic and military measures to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

US-Iran Tensions: US Pressure Mounts, Trump Wonders Why Iran Hasn’t Capitulated

The US Supreme Court, in a 6–3 ruling, struck down president Donald Trump’s tariffs imposed under the international emergency economic powers act, or IEEPA. Within hours, trump signed an executive order ending all IEEPA tariffs. But the tariff regime did not disappear. Instead, the administration moved quickly to replace them with a global 15 percent tariff under section 122 of the trade act of 1974, later increased to 15 percent.


Trump's 15% Tariff May Lower Trade Costs Short-term

Cuba is facing frequent power cuts as the United States’ energy blockade continues to strain the island’s electricity supply. The ongoing restrictions have worsened the nation’s energy crisis, affecting households, businesses, and essential services.


US Energy Blockade Cripples Cuban Hospital; Ambulances Are Out Of Fuel

Tensions between the United States and Iran continue to escalate as President Donald Trump demands Tehran agree to a deal, warning of severe consequences if no agreement is reached. The US has deployed additional warships, aircraft carriers and fighter jets to the Middle East to pressure Iran amid stalled nuclear talks and growing fears of conflict.

US-Iran Tensions: Trump Ultimatum to Iran, Massive Military Buildup Near Tehran

U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran it has around 10–15 days to reach a deal with the United States, particularly on nuclear and security issues or potentially face “bad things” if no agreement is reached. The ultimatum comes as the U.S. deploys warships, aircraft carriers, and fighter jets to the Middle East in a show of force amid ongoing negotiations and tensions. Iran has held military drills with Russia and rejected key U.S. demands, raising fears of escalation if diplomacy fails

US-Iran Tensions: Trump Sets Deadline for Iran Deal Amid Military Buildup

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