Poland has clarified that the deployment of US troops has been delayed, not cancelled, amid ongoing security coordination within NATO. The development comes as Eastern European nations continue to strengthen their defense posture in response to regional tensions.


Poland Says US Troop Deployment Delayed, Not Cancelled Amid NATO Coordination

#Gravitas During a heated U.S. House Armed Services Committee hearing, Democratic Congressman Seth Moulton clashed with Central Command Commander Admiral Brad Cooper over the human cost of the Iran war.


US Admiral Defends Missile Strike on Iran Girls' School 

Donald Trump tightened his grip on Republican politics after a Trump-backed candidate defeated longtime critic Thomas Massie in a heated Kentucky GOP primary. Former Navy SEAL Gallrein delivered a major upset as six US states held crucial primary elections. The result is being seen as another sign of Trump’s continued influence over the Republican Party ahead of the next political battles in Washington.


Trump-Backed Candidate Wins, Ex-Navy Seal Gallrein Delivers Major Blow to Massie in GOP Primary

Donald Trump and members of the Trump family are facing intense scrutiny after reports claimed pending tax audits and investigations linked to the Trump Organization could be blocked or dropped. 


Trump Family Tax Shield Sparks Massive Political And Legal Storm

The UK and US are facing fresh scrutiny after reports suggested Russian oil is still entering Western markets through indirect supply chains despite sanctions. Critics argue that loopholes involving refined fuel imports and third-country processing are weakening the impact of restrictions imposed after the Ukraine war.


West Softens Russia Oil Stance As UK Opens Indirect Supply Route

Nigeria and the United States carried out a series of joint air and ground strikes targeting ISIS-linked militants in northeastern Nigeria as part of intensified counterterrorism operations. The coordinated mission focused on dismantling terrorist hideouts, weapons storage sites and operational networks linked to extremist groups operating in the Lake Chad Basin region.


Nigeria-US Conducts Series of Joint Air & Ground Strikes

The US Africa Command (AFRICOM) carried out precision strikes against ISIS-linked targets in northeastern Nigeria as part of ongoing counterterrorism operations in the region. The operation was conducted in coordination with Nigerian security forces amid rising extremist activity around the Lake Chad Basin. Officials say the strikes targeted militant infrastructure and fighters associated with ISIS-West Africa Province (ISWAP).


US Africa Command Strikes Against ISIS in Northeastern Nigeria

Narendra Modi has arrived in Rome, Italy, marking the final stop of his five-nation diplomatic tour. The visit is expected to focus on strengthening India–Italy relations, expanding trade cooperation, and discussing global geopolitical developments. The trip comes as India continues to deepen engagement with key European partners across sectors like defence, energy, and technology, highlighting New Delhi’s growing global diplomatic footprint.

PM Modi Arrives In Rome On Final Leg Of High-Profile Five-Nation Tour

Donald Trump said the U.S. has postponed a planned military strike on Iran that was reportedly scheduled for Tuesday after requests from Gulf allies including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Trump said “serious negotiations” are underway and indicated diplomacy could still prevent further escalation in the Middle East. However, he also warned that the U.S. military remains prepared for a large-scale assault if talks collapse.


Iran War: Trump Says Gulf Leaders Asked Him To Pause Strikes

JD Vance delivers an important White House briefing as the administration faces growing attention over domestic politics, foreign policy and global security challenges. The briefing is expected to cover key developments from Washington along with the administration’s position on major international issues. Watch LIVE updates, key announcements and reactions as JD Vance addresses reporters from the White House.


US VP Vance: Iran Must Meet US For Peace Deal

U.S. asked China to release the Panchen Lama- the second-highest authority in Tibetan Buddhism. As per Tibetans in exile, he along with his family was kidnapped by Chinese authorities 31 years ago. This comes just days after U.S. President Donald Trump met his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.


US Asks China to Release Panchen Lama Days After Trump-Xi Meeting

U.S. President Donald Trump has attracted the ire of Democrats over creation of the 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' for settling a lawsuit filed by him. Another move by his administration is gaining criticism. This pertains to increasing the refugee limit for White South Africans.


Trump's Whimsical Decisions in Focus as Democrats Slam $1.7 Billion 'Slush' Fund

#Gravitas A new Pentagon report submitted to the U.S. Congress reveals that American authorities are now investigating at least 56 suspected cases involving fraud, corruption, and the possible diversion of military aid meant for Ukraine’s war effort.


US Opens 56 Fraud Probes Into Ukraine Aid & Weapons

#Gravitas In a major blow to the long-standing US-Canada security partnership, the United States has suspended its participation in a joint defence board that dates back to World War 2.  Washington has accused Canada of failing to meet its defence obligations, deepening a growing rift between the two neighbours.


Trump Suspends Historic US-Canada Defence Cooperation

Donald Trump is facing a crucial political test as Trump-backed candidates challenge sitting Republican representatives in key primary elections across the United States. The contests are being closely watched as a measure of Trump’s influence within the Republican Party ahead of the next election cycle.

Trump-Backed Candidates Challenge Incumbent Representatives in Primary Elections

Iran is reportedly discussing placing a $58 million bounty on US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Ebrahim Azizi, the Chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Parliament, has announced that the body was preparing a bill titled "Counter-Action by the Military and Security Forces of the Islamic Republic" that would formalise payment of 50 million euros (approximately $58.23 million) to any individual or entity who would assassinate the United States and Israeli leaders, according to several reports.

Iran's Parliament Preparing a Bill Announcing a Reward for Trump and Netanyahu's Assassination

Iran War: Trump Puts Iran Strike On Hold After Gulf Nations Push For Talks

US President Donald Trump on Monday confirmed that the United States had been preparing to launch a military attack on Iran on Tuesday, but said he had decided to halt the operation after requests from key Gulf leaders as “serious negotiations” with Tehran continue.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump revealed that a US military assault on Iran had been scheduled for Tuesday but Gulf leaders, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates had urged him to delay the strike.

Trump Says Attack Put on Hold At Request of Gulf States

US Ready For 'Full, Large Scale Assault' If No Agreement Reached

Elon Musk has suffered a major setback in his legal battle against OpenAI, calling the court’s decision a “terrible precedent” for the future of artificial intelligence. The ruling adds another dramatic chapter to the growing clash between Musk and the company he once helped found. As tensions rise over AI governance, corporate control and transparency, the case is becoming one of Silicon Valley’s biggest technology confrontations.


Elon Musk Vs OpenAI: Jury Rules Musk Waited Too Long to Sue OpenAI

Iran said on Monday it was in continuous contact with Oman to develop a new mechanism for vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, calling the waterway vital to the world.

Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Iran and Oman, as coastal states, had a responsibility to reassure other countries about safe passage through the strait.

Iran Accuses Israel, US of Causing Regional Shipping Tensions

The US-Israel war with Iran has cost global companies at least $25 billion. The financial toll—driven by soaring energy prices, fractured supply chains, and severed trade routes in the Strait of Hormuz—has led hundreds of businesses to enact price increases, production cuts, and dividend suspensions.


Iran War Costs Companies $25BN Globally

Several Asian currencies have weakened significantly against the U.S. dollar over the past two years, with some hitting record lows. This data-driven breakdown explores which currencies fell the most and what it means for regional economies, trade balances, and inflation pressures across Asia.


Asian Currencies Over 2 Years: Dollar Strength & FX Breakdown

United States President Donald Trump has warned Iran that the “clock is ticking” to clinch a deal to end the war as reports have emerged that Washington and Israel might be planning to carry out air strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure.

“For Iran, the Clock is Ticking, and they better get moving, FAST, or there won’t be anything left of them,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. “TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!”

Will Trump Recalibrate His Stance On Iran's Nuclear Stockpile?

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