As wildfires devastate Syria’s Latakia province, UN teams scramble to assess damage, revealing the ongoing humanitarian neglect and chaos in a war-torn nation.
By National Security Desk | July 6, 2025
Hezbollah leader rejects disarmament until Israel fully retreats from southern Lebanon, defying international calls and prolonging regional conflict under Tehran’s shadow.
By National Security Desk | July 6, 2025
After a 12-year papal hiatus from summer retreats at Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV’s vacation revival raises questions about Vatican image management and the interplay of tradition and politics.
By National Correspondent | July 6, 2025
In a troubling move against press freedom, the Indian government has compelled X (formerly Twitter) to restrict access to Reuters’ social media account under vague legal pretenses—spotlighting growing censorship and government overreach.
By National Security Desk | July 6, 2025
Thousands united in song at Estonia’s historic choir festival—a tradition forged in defiance of Soviet repression and now a beacon of enduring national identity amid global turmoil.
By National Security Desk | July 6, 2025
Exclusive: French intelligence exposes Beijing’s systematic diplomatic and digital assault aimed at discrediting the Rafale fighter jet, threatening France’s defense industry and Western strategic partnerships in Asia.
By Economics Desk | July 6, 2025
Behind every tragic photo from Gaza lies a complex reality—this report digs deeper into the human cost, government responsibility, and the media’s one-sided narrative.
By National Correspondent | July 6, 2025
As Brazil hosts the expanded BRICS summit, member nations tame their agenda to dodge triggering President Trump’s tough trade policies, exposing the bloc’s fractured unity and missed chance to counter Western dominance.
By National Security Desk | July 6, 2025
The Dalai Lama’s milestone birthday in exile underscores the enduring fight for Tibetan freedom against China’s authoritarian control and attempts to manipulate religious succession.
By Economics Desk | July 6, 2025
Cuba’s prime minister openly acknowledges government failure to address critical issues, as the island suffers blackouts exceeding 20 hours daily and soaring inflation fueled by failed policies and U.S. sanctions.
By Economics Desk | July 5, 2025
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