Russian Spy Chief Warns of Most Fragile Global Security Since WWII
Global stability is at its weakest point since the end of World War Two, according to Sergei Naryshkin, head of Russia’s foreign intelligence agency...
Asian Stocks Soar as U.S.-China Tensions Cool, Nikkei Hits Record High
Asian markets surged on Tuesday, lifted by signs that trade tensions between the United States and China the world’s two largest economies may be...
Russia Ready to Deepen Ties with Iran Across All Fronts
Russia reaffirmed its commitment to broadening cooperation with Iran, signaling stronger political, military, and energy ties amid escalating tensions with the West. Kremlin spokesman...
Orban’s Dual Ties Make Budapest Trump-Putin Meeting Ground
The Kremlin confirmed that Budapest will host a potential summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor...
Gaza Ceasefire Wavers as U.S. Envoys Rush to Contain Renewed Violence
Israel’s latest strikes in Gaza which killed three people near the ceasefire line on Monday have shaken the fragile truce brokered just a week...
UK Drafts Law Letting Soldiers Open Fire on Unidentified Drones
The UK government is drafting legislation to grant troops new authority to shoot down unidentified drones posing threats to military bases, Defence Minister John...
Global Markets Rally on China Growth Surprise and AI Earnings Hopes
Global stock markets kicked off the week on a strong note after data showed China’s economy performing better than expected despite ongoing trade tensions...
China Jet’s Flare Drop Sparks Australian Outrage
Australia has lodged a formal protest with China after a Chinese fighter jet dropped flares dangerously close to an Australian P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol...
EU’s Kallas Slams Potential Putin Visit to Hungary: ‘Not Nice’
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas criticised the prospect of Russian President Vladimir Putin visiting Hungary, saying it would be “not nice” for...
China’s Rare Earth Magnet Exports Drop, Reviving Fears of Trade Leverage
In April and May, China restricted exports of rare earth elements materials vital for products ranging from fighter jets to smartphones as U.S. negotiators...