Gulf Economies Face Widespread Disruption After Iranian Strikes
Businesses across the Gulf are confronting significant operational and financial disruption after Iran launched coordinated strikes across multiple states in response to a joint U.S.–Israeli military operation. The attacks, which affected airports, ports, residential zones and commercial infrastructure, mark one of the most serious shocks to the region’s economic stability since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Kenya Arrests Suspect in Alleged Scheme Recruiting Men to Fight for Russia in Ukraine War
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Islamist Militant Attacks Surge Across Niger–Benin–Nigeria Borderlands, Research Finds
Islamist Militant Attacks Surge Across Niger–Benin–Nigeria Borderlands, Research Finds
Former US F-35 Instructor Charged With Training Chinese Military: A National Security Shockwave
Former US F-35 Instructor Charged With Training Chinese Military: A National Security Shockwave
A former US Air Force fighter pilot who once trained American aviators on some of the most advanced stealth aircraft in the world has been arrested and charged with conspiring to help train China’s military — a case that is sending tremors through US defence and intelligence circles.
Why Modi’s Israel Visit Raises Strategic Concerns for Pakistan
Why Modi’s Israel Visit Raises Strategic Concerns for Pakistan
Islamabad, Pakistan — When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Tel Aviv this week for his second official visit to Israel, the optics went far beyond diplomacy. It marked a deepening strategic alignment between New Delhi and Tel Aviv at a time of intense regional polarisation — and one that Pakistani analysts say could alter South Asia’s security equation.
Indonesia Deports American After 11 Years in Prison Over Bali ‘Suitcase Murder
Indonesia Deports American After 11 Years in Prison Over Bali ‘Suitcase Murder’
Jakarta, Indonesia — Indonesian authorities have released and deported an American man who spent more than a decade behind bars for one of Bali’s most notorious murder cases, often referred to as the “suitcase murder.”
Pakistan conducts airstrikes in Afghanistan targeting groups it links to cross-border violence
Islamabad — Pakistan announced Sunday that it carried out air operations against what it described as militant hideouts inside Afghanistan, escalating tensions between the neighboring countries and putting strain on a fragile ceasefire.
Trump says new global tariffs will rise to 15%
US President Donald Trump has announced plans to raise his newly introduced global import tariffs to 15%, escalating his response to a Supreme Court ruling that blocked his earlier trade measures.
Drone Strike on Aid Convoy in Sudan’s Kordofan Highlights Escalating Risks for Humanitarian Operations
A deadly drone attack on a humanitarian convoy in Sudan’s Kordofan region has once again underscored the growing dangers faced by aid workers and civilians trapped in one of the world’s most severe and underreported conflicts. The strike, which killed three people and destroyed trucks carrying food and relief supplies, reflects a broader pattern of escalating violence that is increasingly disrupting life-saving humanitarian access across Sudan.
Lagos PRP Restructures Leadership as Party Picks James Adeshina as State Chairman at Congress
The Lagos State chapter of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has concluded its state congress with the emergence of James Adeshina, a former chairman of the Lagos State Inter-Party Advisory Council, as the new state chairman of the party.