Indian Police Deny Assault Claims by Two Muslim Female Journalists in Delhi
Two Muslim women journalists allege police brutality in Delhi, but authorities attribute their detention to an illegal parking dispute.
Tag: middle east
Israel Claims Capture of Strategic Ali al-Taher Ridge in Southern Lebanon
Israel says it has taken the Ali al-Taher ridge from Hezbollah, a move that escalates tensions despite an ongoing ceasefire in the…
At Least 100 Killed as Houthi Forces Advance Toward Strategic Yemen Strait
Intensified fighting between Iran-backed Houthis and Yemeni government troops has killed at least 100 people as rebels push toward a key strait.
Egypt Faces Strategic Crossroads in US-China AI Data Centre Race
As Huawei competes with a US-backed consortium for Egypt's AI infrastructure, Cairo must balance economic gains against water scarcity and geopolitical pressures.
Politics
South Korea Weighs Naval Role in Strait of Hormuz Amid US Pressure
Seoul is considering military contributions to secure the Strait of Hormuz but insists no decision has been made despite US pressure and…
Five Lebanese Detainees Released by Israel in First Transfer Since War Began
Israel hands over five Lebanese nationals to the Red Cross, marking the first release of detainees held since the conflict with Hezbollah…
Politics
Iran Conflict Casts Long Shadow Over US Midterm Elections
With November 3 midterms approaching, the Trump administration faces mounting pressure to contain the Iran conflict as war opposition and rising energy…
Politics
Reform UK Officials Resign Following Undercover Funding Sting
Two Reform UK aides quit after a Channel 4 undercover documentary alleged they helped circumvent donation rules, deepening the party's funding scandal.
Business
Energy Supplier Firmus to Raise Bills by Up to 12.5% in Belfast
Utility cites Middle East conflict-driven gas costs as households face another wave of higher energy prices.
Politics
Meloni’s Cabinet Sets Post-WWII Longevity Record in Italy
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government has surpassed 1,412 consecutive days in power, marking Italy's longest-serving administration since World War II.