Iran has announced live-fire military exercises in the strategic Strait of Hormuz from February 1 to 2, warning passing vessels via radio transmissions. 

Iran's Nuclear Sites Show Signs of Nuclear Activity

The United States has issued a security alert for its citizens in Bangladesh ahead of the country’s national elections and a referendum scheduled for February 12, warning of possible political violence and extremist attacks during the polling period. The advisory was released by the US Embassy in Dhaka, citing heightened risks around election-related activities.


Dhaka: Elections on February 12 | US Issues Advisory For Nationals in Bangladesh

U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled that military action against Iran is under consideration, while also expressing hope for a diplomatic deal. This comes amid rising tensions in the Middle East and ongoing debates over nuclear talks.

BREAKING: Trump Weighs Military Action Against Iran

Iran has rejected negotiations with the United States that include its missile and defence capabilities, insisting those issues will never be on the negotiating table. While Tehran says it is open to fair and equitable talks under mutual respect, it firmly blocks discussions on its military programs

Iran Refuses Talks With US, Says Defence Capabilities Will Never Be Negotiated

A rare deployment of the U.S. Air Force’s WC‑135R “nuke sniffer” — an aircraft that detects atmospheric radioactive particles — has sparked speculation about possible American action against Iran. The plane recently landed at RAF Mildenhall in the UK amid a growing U.S. military buildup in the Middle East, just as tensions with Tehran rise over nuclear ambitions and regional instability.

Nuke Sniffer Deployment Sparks Buzz Over US Action on Iran

A man dressed as Batman took to the podium at a Santa Clara city council meeting to confront officials about the possible presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at Super Bowl 60 in February.

Batman-Clad Protester Takes On City Over ICE Super Bowl Security

Iran has publicly vowed to resist any military attack by the United States, warning that its forces are prepared to respond immediately and powerfully if aggression occurs — even as it insists it is open to a fair nuclear deal on equal terms. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Tehran welcomes a mutually beneficial agreement that ensures it can pursue peaceful nuclear technology without threats or intimidation.

Iran Vows to Defy US Attack, Signals Readiness for Nuclear Agreement |

Iran is working to avert a U.S. military strike by engaging in urgent talks in Ankara, where Turkish officials are offering to mediate between Tehran and Washington. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is visiting Turkey to discuss diplomatic steps aimed at preventing escalation, while Ankara emphasizes dialogue over confrontation and regional stability. Turkey is pressing both sides to resolve issues step by step rather than through force.

Breaking: Iran Seeks to Avert U.S. Military Action in Ankara Talks as Turkey Hosts Urgent Mediation

Washington has conceded that tens of thousands of American troops deployed across West Asia are sitting squarely inside Iran’s strike range. This was not a warning from Tehran, but rather the U.S. acknowledging its own vulnerability before Congress.  And amidst all of this, Iran said its armed forces are on full alert, with 'fingers on the trigger,' ready to respond immediately and powerfully to any aggression.  


U.S. Admits, Iran Can Target 40,000 American Troops in West Asia

Iran’s Supreme Leader is reportedly activating contingency plans in case of a U.S. military attack, as reports suggest Donald Trump favors regime change in Iran. But dismantling Iran’s power structure — rooted in decades of ideology, institutions, and loyal security forces — is far more complex than it appears.

Why Removing Iran’s Supreme Leader Won’t Be Easy | U.S. Regime Change Debate

US Nuclear Warning: Iran Vows to Resist Any U.S. Attack, Insists Ready for Nuke Deal

The film ‘Run Amok’ is making waves at the Sundance Film Festival, bringing a bold and compelling story to the global stage. The film is officially competing in Sundance’s prestigious U.S. Dramatic Competition, placing it among the most anticipated independent features of the year.

‘Run Amok’ Competes in Sundance U.S. Dramatic Competition

A massive power outage has left more than 800,000 Americans without electricity, prompting emergency alerts across 20 U.S. states. Authorities are monitoring the situation as utilities work to restore power amid concerns over infrastructure resilience and extreme conditions.


US storm: 20 US states on alert as massive power outage affects 800,000 people

In this exclusive interview with WION, U.S. Congressman Adam Smith discusses the strong bipartisan support within the U.S. Congress for the strategic partnership between the United States and India. Hear how lawmakers from both parties are advancing cooperation on trade, security, technology, and global issues, and why the India–U.S. partnership continues to be a priority across the political aisle in Washington.

India-US Trade Deal: Adam Smith Speaks to Wion | Bipartisan Support for India at U.S. Congress

The United States has issued a stark warning to Canada that it may increase air operations in Canadian airspace amid rising tension over Canada’s review of its multibillion‑dollar F‑35 fighter jet deal. U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra said that if Ottawa scales back its purchase of F‑35 aircraft, the U.S. may fill capability gaps by expanding its own fighter patrols under the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).

Washington Warns It May Increase Air Operations Over Canada

The growing controversy surrounding U.S. Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino and his distinctive long trench coat — which critics, including California Governor Gavin Newsom and international media outlets, have compared to Nazi‑era uniforms. The backlash has ignited debate over authoritarian imagery in law enforcement and public perception of immigration enforcement tactics in the United States

U.S. Border Patrol Commander Faces Flak for Nazi-style Coat

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened Iran with one of the largest naval armadas ever assembled near its shores, even as he insists that diplomacy remains an option. But a sudden softening in his tone, claiming Iran is ready to make a deal has kept West Asia on edge. With the UAE saying it will not allow its territory to be used for strikes against Iran, and Iran-backed proxies pledging support to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, tensions in the region continue to rise

Trump Says Iran is Ready to Make a Deal as Massive Warships Gather in West Asia

The United States has sent a warship to a naval base built with Chinese support in Cambodia, what many see as China’s strategic turf in Southeast Asia. The port call by USS Cincinnati highlights how Washington and Beijing are increasingly testing each other’s influence in the Indo-Pacific, especially in and around the contested South China Sea.

U.S. Warship Visits China-Renovated Cambodian Base for the First Time

The US military is increasing materiel deliveries and intelligence sharing with Nigeria, as part of a broader American push to work with African militaries to go after Islamic State-linked militants.

Can the U.S. Halt Jihadist Violence in Nigeria?

U.S. President Donald Trump says he has dispatched a “big armada,” including the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group, toward the Middle East amid rising tensions with Iran, even as he expresses hope diplomacy still might avoid conflict.

US Vs Iran: Trump Boasts Big Armada Next to Iran | Tehran Draws Red Line, Warns All Out War

NATO Chief warns that Europe cannot defend itself without the support of the United States. Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte emphasizes that Europe must stop relying solely on itself for defense. This comes amid ongoing discussions about European security, NATO’s transatlantic alliances, and the US role in global defense.

NATO Chief Warns: Europe’s Defense Impossible Without American Backing

Questions were raised after US President Donald Trump appeared to forget the word “Alzheimer’s” while describing his father’s illness during remarks. The moment, reported by journalist Ben Terris, drew attention as Trump gestured to his forehead and looked toward Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, sparking debate and political reactions.

Is US President Trump Suffering From Alzheimer's?

Venezuela says it has freed more than 800 prisoners in recent months, but international rights groups have challenged the government’s claims, saying the figures are exaggerated and lack transparency. 

Trump: Venezuela Releasing Prisoners At Rapid Rate

A massive winter storm has dumped snow and freezing rain across many parts of U.S., bringing life to a standstill. Thousands of flights have been cancelled and at least 10 persons have lost their lives so far.

US Winter Storm Causes Chaos, Over 8,00,000 Homes Left Without Power

United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has spoken with Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani after the transfer of detainees linked to ISIL (ISIS) from Syria to Iraq, and he urged Baghdad to keep a distance from Iran amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.



US Warns Iraq Against Electing Pro-Iran Prime Minister 

Iran has unveiled a provocative mural in Tehran’s Enghelab Square warning the United States not to launch a military strike, as U.S. warships head toward the region. The giant billboard, depicting a damaged U.S. aircraft carrier, features the slogan “If you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind” in both Persian and English — a clear symbolic warning from Iranian authorities.

Iran Warns U.S: If You Sow Wind, You Will Reap Whirlwind

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a fresh 100% tariff threat, triggering swift international reactions. Canada has reportedly backed down amid rising trade tensions, while China has called for clarification on the proposed measures. The developments highlight escalating trade uncertainty and renewed concerns over global economic stability.


Trump’s 100% Tariff Threat: Canada Backs Down, China Seeks Clarification

Nearly 90% of U.S. adults are at risk for or have Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a newly defined American Heart Association condition linking heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and kidney dysfunction. This often-silent, "chain reaction" condition significantly increases risks for heart attack, stroke, and heart failure. It is largely reversible through lifestyle changes (diet, exercise, weight loss) and, if necessary, medication. 

Americans Face Silent Heart-Kidney-Metabolic Health Risks

European leaders meeting in Germany Monday vowed to build up offshore wind power in the North Sea in a bid to boost climate-friendly energy while reducing dependence on Russia and other foreign powers. It comes as US President Donald Trump's threats to annex Greenland have raised the issue of whether the EU wants to reduce dependence on US gas imports.



Europe Embraces Energy Tech; Merz Hosts North Sea Energy Summit Amid Greenland Tensions

Israel has agreed in principle to a limited reopening of the Rafah crossing with Egypt, linking the move to the completion of a major military operation in Gaza as U.S. envoys press Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to allow the resumption of humanitarian aid.


Report: US Envoys Pressed Israel on Rafah

IndiGo has cancelled and rescheduled international flights as Iran–US tensions escalate, raising fresh concerns over regional security and global air travel disruptions.


US-Iran Tensions: Indigo Suspends Flights Amid Iran Tensions

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