Thursday | 18th September 2025 Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan signed a formal mutual defense pact on Wednesday, marking a watershed moment in their decades-long strategic partnership and signaling a potential reshaping of security dynamics in the Middle East and South Asia. The pact, sealed in Riyadh during a high-profile ceremony attended by senior political […]
Tuesday | Aug 26, 2025 In an escalating international dispute, Israel has launched a series of sharp diplomatic offensives against several of its traditional Western allies as they move closer to formally recognizing a Palestinian state next month. The latest clash underscores widening rifts between Jerusalem and European capitals that were once among Israel’s most
Wednesday | 13rd August 2025 CANBERRA — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced Monday that Australia will formally recognize a Palestinian state in September, marking a significant shift in foreign policy and placing the country among a growing list of Western allies moving toward recognition amid intensifying international outrage over Israel’s actions in Gaza. The
Beijing | Thursday | July 31, 2025 China has raised red flags over potential security vulnerabilities in Nvidia’s H20 artificial intelligence (AI) chip, heightening uncertainty about the US company’s ability to sustain or expand sales in the Chinese market—just weeks after the United States reversed a ban on the chip’s export to China. In a
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Wednesday | July 2, 2025 Dharamshala, India / Hong Kong — The Dalai Lama has announced that the centuries-old tradition of reincarnation that defines his spiritual lineage will continue after his death, a declaration that is expected to intensify the geopolitical struggle between the Tibetan exile leadership and the Chinese Communist Party over the future
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Monday | 23rd June 2025 WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump and his defense chief have declared that a series of U.S. airstrikes have “completely obliterated” three of Iran’s most significant nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—marking a dramatic escalation in tensions between the two nations. According to Trump, the strikes, carried out using advanced bunker-busting munitions
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Monday | June 16, 2025 G7 Leaders Outline Strategy to Secure Critical Mineral Supplies Amid Rising China Tensions Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) nations provisionally agreed on Monday to a comprehensive strategy aimed at securing the supply of critical minerals vital to modern industries and national security. According to a draft communique reviewed
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Thursday | June 5, 2025 A groundbreaking national study has revealed that more than one in three men in Australia have reported using violence against an intimate partner, highlighting a disturbing rise in gender-based abuse despite more than a decade of national efforts aimed at prevention. This alarming finding comes from a first-of-its-kind longitudinal study,
Thursday | May 29, 2025 Jakarta, Indonesia — President Prabowo Subianto of Indonesia was awarded France’s highest civilian and military honor, the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, by French President Emmanuel Macron during a ceremonial event at the Indonesian Military Academy in Magelang, Central Java, on Thursday. The momentous occasion was broadcast live
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Monday | May 26, 2025 Thailand Declines to Prosecute American Academic on Royal Defamation Charges, But Legal Uncertainty Remains On Thursday, Thai state prosecutors announced that they will not move forward with charges against American academic Paul Chambers, who was arrested last month on allegations of royal defamation—a crime under Thailand’s strict lèse majesté law,
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