Pentagon Orders Defense Giants to Ramp Up War Supplies as Iran Conflict Drains Stockpiles
The Pentagon has signed framework agreements with three of America's largest defense contractors to dramatically boost weapons production, shifting to ...
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Back to WFH? Asia Dusts Off COVID-Era Playbook as Iran War Triggers Fuel Crisis
Asia is reaching back into its COVID-era toolbox. Work-from-home policies, shortened work weeks, school closures, and stimulus checks are all ...
Turkey vs Pakistan: Which Country Will Host the US-Iran Ceasefire Talks?
Pakistan has delivered a US peace proposal to Iran, and either Islamabad or Ankara could host talks aimed at de-escalating ...
Hezbollah Chief Rejects Talks with Israel Under Fire, Vows War “Without Limits”
In a message that has shattered hopes for a swift diplomatic exit from the current hostilities, Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem ...
Why Berlin is Suddenly Backing the Iran Peace Negotiations
Germany, a nation that has historically favored multilateralism over "maximum pressure" tactics, has officially endorsed the Iran peace negotiations initiated ...
Why the EU Chose Ghana for Its First African Defence Partnership
As Islamist militants tighten their grip across West Africa's Sahel region, the European Union has signed a landmark defence pact ...
Bill Cosby Faces $19.25m Penalty Over Alleged 1972 Assault
A California jury has directed former comedian and actor Bill Cosby to pay $19.25 million in damages to a woman ...
Putin’s Men on Trial in Angola: Did the Kremlin Try to Engineer Anti-Government Protests?
Two Russians go on trial this week, accused of orchestrating anti-government protests, running a sophisticated disinformation campaign, and attempting to ...
US Bans New Foreign-Made Routers, Citing National Security Threat
The United States has effectively barred the import of all new foreign-made consumer internet routers, citing "unacceptable" national security risks ...
Slovenia Just Rationed Fuel. Will Other EU Countries Follow?
Slovenia has become the first EU member state to introduce fuel rationing, limiting private drivers to 50 liters per day ...
Kim Vows North Korea’s Nuclear Status Is Forever, Threatens South
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared his country's nuclear status "irreversible" and formally designated South Korea as "the ...
1982 All Over Again? Israeli Minister Says Lebanon Must Lose Territory
As Israeli warplanes bombed bridges and bulldozers demolished homes across southern Lebanon, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich declared Monday that the ...
Why Quebec’s Religious Symbols Ban Could Redefine Rights in Canada
A controversial secularism law in Quebec heads to Canada's Supreme Court this week, but legal experts say the outcome will ...
$1.8 Million a Day to the Grave: OnlyFans Billionaire Leo Radvinsky Dies at 43
The digital world was rocked on Monday by the announcement that Leo Radvinsky, the majority shareholder of Fenix International Limited ...
The Secret Internal Memo That Could End Karim Khan’s Career
An internal memo shared with ICC staff on Sunday has effectively halted celebrations from the camp of Chief Prosecutor Karim ...
