From “Doomsday War” to Post-Election Strikes: Will Washington and Tehran Reignite the Conflict?
President Trump has indicated an expectation to resume bombing campaigns against Tehran
Read morePresident Trump has indicated an expectation to resume bombing campaigns against Tehran
Read moreTrump warned Iran faces a severe military response unless the Strait of Hormuz reopens, while talks with Oman continue without a final deal amid disputes over shipping control and transit fees.
Read moreThe U.S. is piloting a visa bond program requiring some non-immigrant visa applicants to pay a refundable deposit of $5,000–$15,000, aimed at reducing overstays — a move drawing criticism from immigration lawyers and education groups worried about burdening genuine travelers and students.
Read morePakistan’s deployment of 250 Chinese-made SH-15 self-propelled howitzers marks a major tactical push along the border with India. Here is a look at how this impacts Pakistan’s artillery strength and how India is responding to maintain strategic parity.
Read more“A brief U.S.-Iran ceasefire collapsed after Washington said Iranian missiles targeted a U.S. base in Jordan; all were reportedly intercepted, but diplomatic momentum has now stalled.”
Read more“The Middle East continues to face one of its most challenging periods in recent history… The conflicts are no longer limited to one country or one issue… millions of civilians whose daily lives have been disrupted by war, displacement, and economic hardship.”
Read moreWeeks after a historic peace memorandum, the Persian Gulf is engulfed in fire. U.S. airstrikes hit ninety targets, shattering the fragile truce and triggering immediate global economic and energy turmoil.
Read moreOn June 22, 2026, Keir Starmer stepped down as the UK Prime Minister, less than two years after his election victory. His departure means the United Kingdom is now preparing.
Read moreThe United States and Iran have virtually signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending four months of conflict, marking a significant shift from open confrontation toward dialogue and peace
Read morePakistan is now forced to split its military focus and resources across two hostile borders, India on the east, and an increasingly confident, Russian-backed Afghanistan on the west.
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