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Starvation as a weapon of war 33 million sudanese face total collapse of civilization

The war in Sudan has created a severe humanitarian crisis entering its fourth year. Millions are struggling with violence, hunger, and lack of basic...

Sánchez joins Xi Jinping in calling for international law and dialogue in conflict zones

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has strongly criticized the government of Israel, accusing it of violating international law during a period of heightened tensions...

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Trump believes the Iran war is nearing its end while the US maintains a strict naval blockade

Donald Trump has said the conflict with Iran is “close to over,” even as tensions remain high and a US naval blockade continues alongside...

Official data shows a sharp increase in deportations with over 442,000 removals in one year

A new report shows that U.S. authorities carried out 442,637 deportations in fiscal year 2025. It is a sharp increase from the previous year....

Over 17,000 troops join Balikatan as the US and Philippines launch their largest joint military drills

Amid rising global tensions, the United States and the Philippines are leading the Balikatan exercises. Over 17,000 troops are taking part. The drills come...

The US-led blockade of the Strait of Hormuz uses 15 warships and F-35B jets to enforce control

The United States has deployed around 15 warships. They are enforcing a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. This is a key route...

Updates from China

China warns of military confrontation after Japan moves missile unit to Yonaguni Island

Tensions in East Asia have risen after reports that Japan may deploy a missile unit on Yonaguni Island near Taiwan. Concerns have been raised...

Will China send missile systems to Iran? Trump doubts the move but warns of ‘staggering’ costs

Recent intelligence reports from the United States have raised concerns about possible military support from China to Iran. According to these assessments, there are...

Trading the Strait of Hormuz for Chinese solar: The new reality of renewable energy

The Middle East conflict has disrupted oil and gas supplies. Countries are now shifting rapidly toward renewable energy. This includes solar, wind, and battery...

“Road of the whale” returns: ancient words echo as tensions rise in the Taiwan Strait

Tensions between Taiwan and China remain high as a senior opposition leader visits China with a message of peace. Her “peace mission” comes at...

Was Pakistan the messenger or was China the author? The mystery behind the U.S.-Iran ceasefire

A sudden shift from the brink of war to a ceasefire within hours has raised questions about what really happened behind the scenes. Tensions...

Updates from Russia

Massive night attack as 324 drones and Iskander missiles swarm multiple regions

A large-scale overnight attack shook multiple regions. Enemy forces launched a mix of ballistic missiles and hundreds of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The strike...

The decoy and the spies: Inside the month-long operation to track Russian submarines in the North Atlantic

Rising Russian submarine activity in European waters is raising serious security concerns. Experts warn these submarines may be carrying out missions beyond routine patrols,...

UK navy shadows Russian submarines in the North Atlantic to protect vital undersea cables

The UK has revealed a naval operation in the North Atlantic. It monitored Russian submarine activity near undersea cables and pipelines. These systems support...

Drone blitz shocks battlefield: nine Russian air defence systems hit in nine days in Donetsk Oblast

In early April, a series of rapid strikes was reported in eastern Ukraine, where unmanned systems targeted Russian air defence assets in occupied areas....

“Whenever you need anything” – Leaked recordings reveal unusually close ties between Hungary and Moscow

Leaked audio recordings have sparked controversy in Hungary, raising questions about its ties with Russia. The clips, reportedly involving Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, come...

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Is the ceasefire holding? Confusion grows as heavy strikes continue in Lebanon

A fragile cease-fire between the United States and Iran is already under strain. Confusion over its scope, especially regarding Lebanon, has created uncertainty. Continued violence in Lebanon has further increased tensions. Unclear terms about Lebanon and other key regions have made the situation more complex. Ceasefire Agreement Faces Immediate Strain A fragile cease-fire between the United States and Iran came under pressure almost immediately after it was announced. Confusion quickly arose over what the agreement actually covered. While both sides agreed...

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