International Affairs

As the United States delivers decisive strikes against Iran’s nuclear program, European powers rush to revive stalled diplomacy to avert a broader conflict — but Tehran turns to Russia instead.

As border tensions escalate, Thailand intensifies efforts to combat cybercrime originating from Cambodia, targeting casino tourism and tightening border controls—revealing deeper geopolitical struggles with regional security implications.

Russian prosecutors demand 14.5 years for ex-deputy defense minister accused of multi-million-dollar bribery, exposing deep-rooted corruption amid Putin’s regime.

Oman’s decision to impose a personal income tax on its highest earners by 2028 signals economic distress and government overreach, challenging the Gulf’s longstanding tax-free model that underpins prosperity and attracts talent.

Japan, South Korea, and Australia’s leaders decline to attend the NATO summit under growing pressure from the U.S. to escalate military budgets — exposing cracks in America’s global defense alliances.

At least seven killed as Russia intensifies drone and missile strikes on Kiev and surrounding areas, exposing Moscow’s brutal disregard for civilian lives amid ongoing conflict.

After more than four years of arbitrary detention and torture, Ukrainian journalist Vladyslav Yesypenko has been released from Russian custody in illegally annexed Crimea—a glaring example of Kremlin oppression masked as justice.

President Lee’s appointment of a civilian defense minister breaks decades of military dominance amid corruption trials linked to last year’s martial law crackdown — a pivotal move demanding scrutiny and vigilance.

The U.S. has executed precision strikes on Iran’s fortified nuclear facilities, inflicting severe damage and disrupting Tehran’s dangerous nuclear ambitions, while raising critical questions about diplomatic options and regional stability.

The UN Security Council convenes urgently at Iran’s request after U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, exposing deep divisions and the paralysis of global institutions in confronting Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.