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Monday | 18th May 2026 Tehran — As dusk settles over Iran’s sprawling capital and the jagged, snowcapped peaks of the Alborz mountains disappear into the darkness, the city transforms into a stage for nightly displays of defiance and nationalism. Across Tehran, thousands of people have been pouring into the streets for state-organized rallies designed […]

Thursday | May 7th, 2026 Just two months after the January 6 United States Capitol attack — at a moment when some Republicans still believed they might eventually move beyond Donald Trump and reclaim a more traditional conservative identity — Sen. Lindsey Graham offered a blunt assessment of the political reality confronting the GOP. The

Monday | 27th April 2026 The attempted attack at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner has become more than a shocking security breach — it now stands as a stark illustration of how political violence is increasingly colliding with the institutions and rituals meant to sustain democratic life. What was once a night of satire,

Thursday | 5th March 2026 Tensions in the Middle East have escalated sharply as Israel launched new airstrikes in both Iran and Lebanon, while Iranian authorities said they had carried out missile and drone attacks on Kurdish opposition groups in neighboring Iraq. The rapidly expanding conflict is drawing in multiple countries and raising fears of

Monday | 2nd February 2026 Tokyo — An Australian snowboarder has died while on a holiday with friends in Japan after her backpack became caught on a ski lift, leaving her suspended in midair, according to Japanese police and the lift operator. Nagano Omachi Police said the 22-year-old tourist went into cardiac arrest following the

Tuesday | 27th January 2026 President Donald Trump on Monday showed his first concrete signs of retreat since surging federal immigration agents into Minnesota late last year, moving to replace the official overseeing the crackdown on the ground and signaling a newfound willingness to engage with the state’s Democratic leadership. The shift followed weeks of

Thursday | 15th January 2026 Minneapolis officials pleaded for calm late Wednesday as volatile confrontations broke out near the site of a shooting involving a federal immigration agent, further inflaming a city already reeling from the killing of a woman by federal authorities just a week earlier. The latest incident unfolded in a residential neighborhood

Thursday | 8th January 2026 Tokyo may be a futuristic metropolis defined by neon skylines, bullet trains, and cutting-edge technology, but beneath its modern veneer lie roots that stretch back more than four centuries. In the 17th century, the city was known as Edo—a dynamic and densely populated capital of the Tokugawa shogunate that ranked

Selasa | 6 Januari 2026 Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced Monday that the Pentagon is moving forward with administrative punishment against Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona, a retired US Navy captain, for his participation in a video urging US service members to refuse illegal orders. The decision marks a dramatic escalation in tensions between

Thursday | 4th December 2026 Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday hardened Moscow’s position on territorial control in eastern Ukraine, declaring that Russia would seize the Donbas region “by military or other means,” reinforcing one of the Kremlin’s central demands even as diplomatic efforts to end the war continue on multiple fronts. The remarks underscore