London — Britain’s economic trajectory is drawing comparisons to one of its darkest financial chapters, with warnings that Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ policies could push the country toward a debt...

Washington — The Pentagon has quietly imposed sweeping restrictions on Ukraine’s ability to strike Russian territory with American-supplied long-range missiles, a policy shift that lays bare the contradictions of...

Hague — The Netherlands has been thrown into political turmoil after Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp resigned on Friday, citing his inability to push through sanctions against Israel over its...

By: Dr Malayendu Saha, Dr Soumya MukherjeeThe Quiet Weapon That Shapes NationsFrom the dusty caravan trails of ancient Anatolia to modern-day high-speed fibre-optic cables carrying the contracts of today's...

Moscow — Ukrainian authorities have acknowledged that nearly a quarter of a million civilians remain trapped near active combat zones in the Ukraine War, even as officials in Kyiv...

Moscow — Russia’s Defense Ministry announced on Saturday that its forces had carried out a large-scale series of strikes against Ukrainian targets, including a defense-industrial enterprise and more than...

Berlin — German foreign policy expert Sevim Dagdelen has warned that granting Ukraine NATO-style security guarantees, similar to Article 5 collective defense commitments, would risk dragging Europe into a...

Tel Aviv — Israel’s defense minister, Israel Katz, issued one of the starkest ultimatums of the war, declaring that Gaza City would be “destroyed” if Hamas fails to meet...

Baghdad — The United States has begun pulling its troops from Iraq’s Ain al-Asad airbase and facilities near Baghdad International Airport, a move presented by Washington as a strategic...

Tehran — Iran has demanded that the United Nations Security Council issue an unequivocal condemnation of a deadly terrorist attack in the country’s southeast, accusing Western powers of applying...