Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in the United States ahead of a high-profile meeting with former President Donald Trump. Trump stated that Netanyahu “wants a good deal” with Iran, highlighting the focus on nuclear negotiations and regional security.


US-Israel Diplomacy: Netanyahu Arrives in US Ahead of High-Stakes Trump Meeting

Cuba is experiencing its most severe energy crisis in decades, affecting daily life and infrastructure across the island. Meanwhile, former President Trump has intensified political and economic pressure on Havana. This video explores the crisis, its causes, and the potential impacts on Cuba’s population and international relations.


After Venezuela, Is Cuba's Communist Govt Next US Target?

Bangladesh and the united states have signed a reciprocal tariff agreement after negotiations spanning over nine months, beginning in April last year. Under the agreement, the US Will reduce its reciprocal tariff on Bangladeshi goods to 19 percent, down from 20 percent imposed in august last year, and initially proposed 37 percent.


Bangladesh, US Sign Reciprocal Tariff Deal: Key Details

Iran has intensified its crackdown on dissent even as diplomatic talks with the United States continue. Security forces have arrested activists, reformist figures, and filmmakers who co‑signed a protest statement critical of the government.

Iran Steps Up Arrests Amid US Talks as Activists, Filmmakers Detained

Bangladesh and the United States have finalized a reciprocal tariff deal in Washington following nine months of negotiations. This video explains the agreement’s key points, potential economic impacts, and what it means for trade between the two nations.

Bangladesh, US Sign Reciprocal Tariff Deal After Months of Negotiations

Cuba has halted airline refueling and is reeling from a US-ordered halt in Venezuelan oil shipments, deepening a crippling energy crisis. The government has imposed emergency measures, including reductions in bus and train services, and transport and power cutbacks as shortages spread across the island.


Cuba Reeling From US-Ordered Halt in Shipments From Venezuela

Iran-U.S. nuclear talks remain stalled despite recent indirect sessions in Oman, with Iran insisting on its right to uranium enrichment and Trump warning of severe consequences absent a deal, heightening war risks.


Iran vs US: Iran Defies US Threats To Insist on Right To Enrich Uranium

US President Donald Trump has warned Iran to either negotiate a deal or face serious consequences. Meanwhile, on the anniversary of Iran’s revolution, authorities confirmed there will be no amnesty for detained protesters.

Trump to Iran: Make a Deal or Face Consequences | No Amnesty for Protesters

Cuba has halted airline refueling and is reeling from a US-ordered halt in Venezuelan oil shipments, deepening a crippling energy crisis. The government has imposed emergency measures, including reductions in bus and train services, and transport and power cutbacks as shortages spread across the island.

Cuba Fuel Crisis: Cuba Halts Airline Refuelling as US Sanctions Trigger Fuel Crisis

Israel and the United States are pushing Tehran to go beyond nuclear discussions by pressing Iran to limit the range of its ballistic missiles and curb support for regional proxies as part of revived talks aimed at avoiding further conflict. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet US President Donald Trump to align on strategy, with Israel demanding broader security measures and stricter limits on Iran’s missile program. The diplomatic push highlights deep disagreements over how to handle Iran’s strategic arsenal while keeping negotiations alive.

Israel & US Push Iran to Curb Missile Capabilities in Nuclear Talks

Israel is reportedly pressuring U.S. to ask Iran to reduce the range of its ballistic missiles, and decimate its uranium enrichment. Iran says it is ready for war, however, it will not give up on its nuclear or missile program.


Israel & US Plan To Weaken Iran; Iran & US Exchange Threats After Talks in Oman

Russia launched more than 440 drones and missiles at Ukraine in a large-scale overnight attack targeting cities and critical infrastructure, Ukrainian officials said. Ukraine’s air force reported that Russia fired 408 drones and 39 missiles between Friday night and early Saturday. Of those, 382 drones and 24 missiles were shot down or electronically suppressed. According to the air force, 21 drones and 13 missiles struck targets across 19 locations. Oleksandr Koval, head of the Rivne regional military administration in western Ukraine, said at least one person was killed and two others injured in strikes on the region. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attacks again targeted Ukraine’s energy sector as the country endures severe winter conditions.


Russia Pounds Ukraine With Drones; Will Strikes on Kyiv Energy Infra Threaten Trilateral Talks?

The Prime Minister’s right-hand man had faced intensifying calls from within the Labour Party to go after being blamed by many for pushing the appointment of his ally Lord Mandelson as ambassador to the US, despite knowing that his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein continued after the financier’s conviction for child sex offences.


McSweeney Says Starmer Appointed Mandelson on His Advice

Israel Wants Iran to Reduce the Range of Its Missiles

The Kremlin on Thursday (February 5, 2026) said it regretted the end of the last treaty governing the nuclear arsenals of Russia and the United States and called it a negative step.


Kremlin Regrets End of Nuclear Weapons Treaty With US

Ukraine has voiced strong opposition to a proposed economic cooperation initiative between Russia and the United States—reportedly valued at $12 trillion—citing concerns that it could undermine Ukrainian sovereignty and security.



Zelensky Fears Ukraine Being Sidelined as Russia Tempts US With $12 Trillion Deal

U.S. President Donald Trump says Iran desperately wants to make a deal with Washington, however Iran says it won't negotiate on its missile program, and warns that U.S. bases are still on its target.


Iran-US Tensions: Iran FM Araghchi Says Tehran Would Target US Base If Attacked

As the global race for critical minerals intensifies in 2026, a major conflict inside Pakistan is drawing fresh attention. Today, the focus is on Baluchistan, where violence intersects with geopolitics. We examine how unrest in the province could disrupt trade routes, strain supply chains, and challenge the strategic interests of China and the US.


Balochistan Violence Exposes Stakes For US & China

Iran-US Tensions: US Signals Persistent Threat of Military Action

As the global race for critical minerals intensifies in 2026, a major conflict inside Pakistan is drawing fresh attention. Today, the focus is on Baluchistan, where violence intersects with geopolitics. We examine how unrest in the province could disrupt trade routes, strain supply chains, and challenge the strategic interests of China and the US

Balochistan Violence Exposes Stakes for US & China

The United States has openly acknowledged its role in intensifying Iran’s currency crisis, with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent admitting that Washington engineered a U.S. dollar shortage that contributed to the collapse of Iran’s currency and sparked widespread protests. Bessent described the move as part of a deliberate economic strategy during testimony before the U.S. Senate, saying sanctions and financial pressure led to runaway inflation and unrest.

Iran Currency Crisis: US Engineered Dollar Shortage, Confirms Scott Bessant

Mediators from Qatar, Turkiye and Egypt have presented Iran and the United States with a framework of key principles to be discussed in talks on Friday this week, including a commitment by Iran to significantly limit its uranium enrichment.


Mediators Propose Framework for Iran-US Talks

U.S. President Donald Trump warned Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Wednesday he was "playing with fire" for insisting that local police would refrain from enforcing federal immigration laws, a day after the president said he intended to "de-escalate a little bit" in the city.


Trump Dials Down The Rhetoric on Minnesota? 

The quality of U.S. Economic data is under the scanner, with the response rate used for key job metrics falling to a record low. According to the kobeissi letter, the data quality continues to deteriorate.


US Private Hiring Slows At Start of 2026; Payroll Growth Misses Market Estimates 

US President Donald Trump met with Colombian President Gustavo Petro at the White House, aiming to discuss bilateral relations amid strained ties. The meeting comes at a critical moment for diplomatic, trade, and regional security discussions.


Trump, Petro Hold Talks At White House After US Military Action Threats Against Colombia

The United States has extended its trade pact with Africa, allowing over 18,000 products from African countries to continue enjoying duty-free access to the US market. This move aims to strengthen economic ties, boost African exports, and create opportunities for African businesses.

US Extends Africa Trade Pact: 18,000+ Products Gain Duty-Free Access

The partial US government shutdown has officially ended after President Donald Trump signed a new funding bill. This move restores federal operations and ensures government services resume normally. This video covers the bill signing, reactions from lawmakers, and implications for federal employees and citizens.

US Government Shutdown Ends After Trump Signs Funding Bill 

US and Chinese naval vessels are operating in close proximity in the Arabian Sea, raising attention amid ongoing regional tensions. The Chinese research vessel Dayang Yihao was spotted near the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, prompting monitoring by US naval forces.

US and Chinese Vessels Sail Near Each Other in Arabian Sea

US President Donald Trump met with Colombian President Gustavo Petro at the White House, aiming to discuss bilateral relations amid strained ties. The meeting comes at a critical moment for diplomatic, trade, and regional security discussions.

US-Colombia Talk: Trump and Petro Hold Talks at White House Amid Strained Ties

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has ordered the start of nuclear talks with the United States, as his counterpart Donald Trump threatened “bad things” if no deal with the Islamic republic was struck.


Iran President Orders Start of Talks, Trump Warns Iran of 'Bad Things' Unless Deal Struck 

The United States has reduced tariffs on Indian goods from 25% to 18%, confirmed by US Ambassador Sergio Gor. The move is expected to boost trade between the two countries and strengthen economic ties. Experts say this reduction could enhance India’s exports to the US and positively impact bilateral relations. This video covers the tariff cut details, government reactions, and market implications.

US Cuts Tariffs on India from 25% to 18%, Ambassador Confirms

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