Nepal Opposes India-China Trade Revival at Lipulekh Pass Dispute
India's plan to reopen the Lipulekh Pass for trade with China has reignited tensions with Nepal, which claims the disputed territory as its own.
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US Seeks Ukrainian Military Expertise in Middle East, Zelensky Says
Ukraine is providing military expertise to U.S. and Middle Eastern allies in countering drone threats, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Ukraine Peace Talks Stalled Amid Escalating Middle East Tensions, Kremlin Reports
Ukraine peace talks have stalled due to rising tensions in the Middle East, according to the Kremlin, with hopes of resuming discussions as early as this weekend.
Iran War Live: Trump Criticizes NATO as ‘Cowards’; Iran Threatens Global Tourism Sites
U.S. President Donald Trump criticizes NATO allies as 'cowards' for not helping to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran threatens to target global tourist sites.
Cesar Chavez Biographer Now Faces Sexual Abuse Allegations
A prominent biographer of Cesar Chavez faces investigation for alleged sexual abuse of minors, casting a shadow over the labor icon's legacy.
Trump Condemns NATO Allies Over Hormuz Crisis
Trump criticizes NATO allies over lack of support in Hormuz crisis, urging China and Japan to assist. The situation raises concerns about NATO's role and the economic implications
Gender-Blind Conflict Analysis Risks Undermining Global Security
Gender-blind conflict analysis risks undermining global security by excluding women's roles and experiences, according to experts.
YouTube Erased Rick Sanchez’s Channel Amid Controversial Content
YouTube has deleted the channel of Cuban-American journalist Rick Sanchez, who gained a following for his coverage of international politics.
Russia Plans to Allow Military to Defend Citizens Prosecuted Abroad
Russia is advancing legislation that would allow the use of its armed forces to protect citizens facing arrest or prosecution abroad, signaling Moscow's growing defiance of foreign
Iran’s Ali Mohammad Naini Killed in US-Israeli Airstrike
Iran's Ali Mohammad Naini, a senior military figure, was killed in a US-Israeli airstrike. His death could affect Iran's military communications and regional tensions.
Iran Intensifies Gulf Attacks Amid Regional Tensions
Iran intensifies attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure amid regional tensions, raising concerns about global energy security and potential humanitarian crises.
Trump Stretches America First as Regional Tensions Rise
Trump's 'America First' approach is marked by potential military actions against Iran and growing influence in Latin America, as global tensions escalate.
Ending War in Iran Getting More Complex as Pentagon Avoids Timeframe
The Pentagon has declined to set a definitive timeframe for ending the ongoing conflict with Iran, complicating diplomatic efforts and raising questions about the war's future
Netanyahu Claims Iran Lacks Capacity to Enrich Uranium or Produce Ballistic Missiles
Israeli PM Netanyahu claims Iran lacks capacity to enrich uranium or produce ballistic missiles, citing a 20-day conflict that has reshaped the region.
IRGC Confirms Death of Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naini in US-Israel Airstrikes
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has confirmed the death of Brigadier General Ali Mohammad Naini in airstrikes by the U.S. and Israel, escalating tensions in the Middle