New York City’s mayor will skip the annual Israel Day parade due to his support for Palestinian rights but ensures a strong police presence to maintain peace during the event.
The US government has confiscated more than $1 billion in crypto linked to Iran as part of an operation targeting illegal funding amid ongoing tensions.
Activists opposing ICE in Newark are pooling donations to acquire protective gear, including helmets and military-spec goggles, intensifying concerns over organized protest funding.
Leaders across West Bengal condemned the attack on Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee, sparking debate over his prior remarks and state security measures.
The UAE carried out covert airstrikes targeting Iranian military sites with intelligence and logistical backing from the US and Israel, marking a shift in Gulf security dynamics.
The new draft National Defense Authorization Act proposes large allocations of U.S. taxpayer funds to Israel, NATO, and Iraq despite domestic calls for defense spending reform.
A leading analyst warns that deep-rooted conflicts and opposing national identities make a durable US-Iran peace deal unlikely despite mutual needs for negotiation.
NATO pledged to protect all Allied territory following a Russian drone strike in Romania that injured two people, marking an unprecedented spillover of conflict into NATO soil.
As Russia’s offensive in Ukraine stalls and public support wanes, Putin appears set to escalate missile strikes on Kyiv to rally domestic backing and project strength.
Israel currently controls 60% of the Gaza Strip and aims to increase this to 70% as part of its military campaign against Hamas, Prime Minister Netanyahu announced.
As the war in Ukraine stalls and public discontent grows in Russia, Vladimir Putin appears poised to intensify missile strikes on Kyiv to regain momentum and public support.
President Trump plans to finalize a deal extension with Iran requiring open shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and halting Tehran’s nuclear weapons development.