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Ceuta Grapples with Aftermath of Historic Border Surge as Migrant Toll Rises to 72
CEUTA — By Sunday, the streets of Ceuta no longer resembled a city under siege, but the echoes of the week’s extraordinary events lingered heavily in the air. The tiny Spanish…
Trump Halts Strikes on Iran as Diplomatic Window Opens, Demands Rapid Nuclear and Maritime Deal
Washington D.C. – In a sudden reversal of escalating military rhetoric, President Donald Trump announced early Sunday that the United States and Israel have agreed to suspend…
India Renews Push for US Sanctions Waiver to Secure Strategic Chabahar Port Operations
NEW DELHI / WASHINGTON – India has launched a fresh diplomatic offensive to secure renewed US sanctions exemptions for its operations at Iran’s Chabahar Port, a project New Delhi…
Spain’s PM Visits Ceuta as Migrant Death Toll Rises to 57 Amid Mass Border Breach from Morocco
Regional leader says 60,000 crossed into the Spanish enclave by land and sea, as EU chief calls situation “unacceptable” and neighbouring countries tighten borders.
At least 57…
Deadly Election Clashes in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir Leave Over 30 Dead as Political and Security Crises Intensify
Regional elections in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have descended into deadly violence, with more than 30 people reportedly killed in clashes between protesters and security…
Drone Strike Hits US-Owned Gas Storage Tanker at Egypt’s Damietta Port, Raising Regional Tensions
A drone struck a U.S.-owned floating gas storage tanker at Egypt’s Mediterranean port of Damietta on Wednesday, according to British maritime security firm Ambrey, in an incident…
Protesters Rally Outside White House, Demand Netanyahu’s Arrest Amid ICC Warrant Controversy
Hundreds of demonstrators braved heavy rain and a fortified security perimeter outside the White House on Wednesday, calling for the immediate arrest of Israeli Prime Minister…
6 Refugees Speak Out as UN-Backed Treaty Marks 75 Years and Faces Its Greatest Test Yet
Tuesday marks the 75th anniversary of the 1951 Refugee Convention, a landmark international treaty born from the ashes of World War II to protect people fleeing war, violence, and…
Powerful 7.1-Magnitude Quake Strikes Southern Japan, Injuring Dozens and Paralyzing Infrastructure
A powerful earthquake rattled Japan's southern Kumamoto prefecture on Tuesday, leaving at least 50 people injured, cutting power to tens of thousands of homes, tearing open roads,…
US Pauses Strikes on Iran as Diplomacy Gains Traction, but Regional Tensions Persist
WASHINGTON/TEHRAN – The United States has paused its military strikes on Iran, creating a fragile window for diplomatic engagement as international mediators work to prevent a…