Pakistan and Afghanistan Resume Talks in Istanbul to Solidify Border Ceasefire
Istanbul, Turkey — In a concerted effort to stabilize their volatile border, officials from Pakistan and Afghanistan convened in Istanbul today for the second round of negotiations aimed at reinforcing the ceasefire established on October 19 in Doha. Mediated by…
Israel’s War Crossroads: Manpower Strains and the Battle for Gaza City
As Israel prepares for one of its most ambitious military operations in decades—the takeover of Gaza City—its armed forces are facing a test of endurance unlike any before. Exhaustion, political fractures, and growing doubts about the mission’s goals are raising…
How Real Is the Risk of Nuclear War Between India and Pakistan?
India and Pakistan, both nuclear-armed neighbors with a history of volatile relations, continue to walk a fine line between deterrence and disaster. While full-scale nuclear war remains unlikely, even small miscalculations can ignite catastrophic outcomes. Rising Tensions Amid Missile Developments…
Su-35 Fighters Take Flight Again: Russia Revs Up Production, Eyes Export Boom
With fresh deliveries to the Russian Air Force and new foreign buyers entering the scene, the Su-35’s future is looking anything but grounded. The Russian Air Force has officially received its first batch of new Su-35 fighter jets for 2025—marking…
After White House Dispute, U.S. and Ukraine Convene in Saudi Arabia
Diplomatic Talks Seek to Restore Relations and Address War Strategies Saudi Arabia is set to host a crucial meeting between U.S. and Ukrainian officials following a tense exchange at the White House between President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald…
The Art of Vassalization: How Russia’s War on Ukraine Has Shaped Transatlantic Relations
The issue of sending Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine became a contentious point in European and German politics throughout late 2022. As part of a collective Western effort to support Ukraine against Russia’s invasion, Ukraine had urgently requested Western tanks,…
North Korean Official Issues Strong Warning to U.S. Over Increasing Tensions
North Korea’s First Vice Foreign Minister, Choe Son Hui, has issued a stern warning to the United States, condemning what she describes as provocative actions and pressure tactics against Pyongyang. Her remarks come amid increasingly strained relations between the two…
Iran Simulates Air Defense Against Major Attack on Key Nuclear Facility During ‘Eqtedar 1403’
Iranian Armed Forces showcased their advanced air defense capabilities during the Eqtedar 1403 exercises in Isfahan province, simulating large-scale kinetic and electronic attacks. Designed to test the country’s readiness against real-world threats, the drills focused on defending critical infrastructure, including…
Zelenskyy Vows to End Russia’s Invasion in 2025 Amid Ongoing Struggles
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has pledged to continue the fight against Russia in 2025, vowing that his country will do everything in its power to end the nearly three-year-long invasion. In a national address delivered just before midnight on December…
Russia Rejects Trump Team’s Peace Proposal for Ukraine
Russia has firmly rejected the peace proposal reportedly being considered by former President Donald Trump’s team to end the ongoing war in Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov expressed his dissatisfaction with the proposal, which suggests suspending hostilities along the…
Psychic’s 2025 Predictions Include World War 3, Celebrity Ups and Downs, and Economic Challenges
Self-proclaimed psychic Nicolas Aujula, known for his previous claims to have accurately predicted events such as COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement, has shared his predictions for 2025. While he envisions some positive advancements, Aujula also warns of significant…
Gaza’s Population Declines by 6% Amid Ongoing Israeli Assault, Humanitarian Crisis Deepens
The population of Gaza has decreased by 6 percent since the start of the Israeli assault nearly 15 months ago, according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS). Around 100,000 Palestinians have fled the enclave, while over 55,000 are…












