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Why the Houthi Escalation in Yemen Could Backfire and Unite Adversaries
The recent Houthi military escalation along the Red Sea coast threatens to backfire by driving regional adversaries closer to Washington while deepening the crisis in Yemen.
Democrats Prepare Aggressive Investigations into Trump Administration If They Win House Control
Democrats are laying the groundwork to launch extensive investigations into the Trump administration and utilize lawsuits if they regain control of the House of Representatives.
Inside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Push to Showcase a Dramatic Iran Rescue on '60 Minutes'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and political appointees pushed for downed F-15 crew members to be featured in a '60 Minutes' report, despite initial reservations from the airmen and military officials.
BRICS Summit 2026: New Delhi Declaration Adopted Amid Global Tensions
BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration at their 2026 summit, navigating global tensions surrounding trade disputes and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
Israeli Election Billboards on Cypriot Roads Spark Local Backlash and Regulatory Debate
Giant Israeli election billboards along Cypriot motorways have sparked local backlash, political debate, and concerns over a lack of regulation regarding foreign advertising.
Niger Military Government Overhauls Top Army Command Following Failed Mutiny
Niger's military government has restructured its top army command and appointed new leadership following a failed mutiny late last month.
Sweden Heads to Polls in High-Stakes General Election as Far-Right Eyes Government Power
Voters in Sweden are casting their ballots in a tightly contested general election that could bring the far-right Sweden Democrats into government for the first time.
Trump Administration Gives Surprising Silence on Western Sanctions Over Israeli Settlements
President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio have offered an uncharacteristically muted response to planned international sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank, surprising diplomats and allies.
Yemen's Houthi Rebels Claim Missile and Drone Attacks on Saudi Arabia Amid Strategic Red Sea Offensive
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched new missile and drone attacks on a Saudi military base, cementing their control over the strategic Red Sea coastline amid escalating regional tensions.
Israel Reshapes Foreign Policy, Strengthening Ties with New Allies While Fraying Relations with Western Powers
As traditional Western European allies distance themselves over settlement expansion and impose sanctions, Israel is pivoting its diplomatic efforts toward new international partners in South America and beyond.
Trump Sparks Debate During Ireland Visit by Declaring Irish Unification 'Fantastic'
During a visit to Ireland, US President Donald Trump stated that Irish unification would be 'fantastic,' drawing immediate pushback from UK officials and unionist leaders.
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled Meets Vladimir Putin as BRICS Summit Concludes in New Delhi
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and other world leaders during the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi, which highlighted key discussions on regional diplomacy and bilateral ties.
Amid Regional Tensions and International Isolation, Israel Faces Deep Political Deadlock Ahead of Elections
As Israel approaches its October elections amidst regional conflict and international isolation, pollsters report a persistent political deadlock despite widespread public anxiety and domestic turmoil surrounding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Iraq Seizes Drone-Launching Platform Linked to Attack on Saudi Oil Pipeline
Iraqi security forces have seized a drone-launching platform used in an attack on Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline, prompting high-level investigations and military leadership changes in the Maysan province.
Why Spain’s Proposed Sahrawi Citizenship Bill Raises Concerns in Morocco
Spain's new citizenship bill for Sahrawis born during the colonial era is testing diplomatic ties with Morocco, raising questions about historical legacy and regional politics.
Donald Trump Expresses Desire for a United Ireland During Visit
During a visit, Trump stated that he would love to see a united Ireland, as captured in recent video footage.
Massive Protests Sweep Germany Following Historic Far-Right AfD Election Victory
Tens of thousands of demonstrators protested across Germany following a landslide state election victory by the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. The growing political strength of the AfD has sparked widespread unease and renewed calls for a ban.
Crypto Billionaire Christopher Harborne Matches Record $49M Donation to Reform UK
Cryptocurrency investor Christopher Harborne has donated a record $48.7m to Reform UK, matching a massive pledge made by fellow billionaire Ben Delo just a day earlier amidst ongoing scrutiny of the party's finances.
US Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Plan to Cut FEMA Workforce
A US federal judge ruled that the Trump administration acted unlawfully in ordering workforce cuts at FEMA, finding the agency exceeded its authority.
Strategic Houthi Advances Along Yemen's Coast Raise Global Oil Concerns and Intensify US-Iran Tensions
Houthi advances along Yemen's Red Sea coast threaten critical oil supply routes and raise fears of a broader conflict, pushing oil prices above $100.
US Deports Afghan Woman in Historic First Test of Dormant Anti-Terrorism Court
The United States has deported an Afghan woman in the first-ever case handled by the long-dormant Alien Terrorist Removal Court, sparking due process concerns from her legal defense.
Sudanese Politicians Warn of State Collapse Amid Mounting Pressure Over Nationwide Arms Embargo and Chemical Weapons Allegations
Sudanese politicians warn of impending state collapse as the nation faces a devastating civil war, fresh allegations of chemical weapons use by the SAF, and a US-led push for a nationwide UN arms embargo.
Spinning the Conflict: Inside the Trump Administration's Battle Over War Messaging, Intelligence, and Media Trust
The Trump administration struggles to sell its Iran war narrative amid rising costs and political pressure, while investigations into Netanyahu and pandemic media coverage spark new debates.
Could Houthi Attacks Trigger the Mecca Pact Involving Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan?
Escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia have raised questions about whether Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan will operationalise the newly formed Mecca Joint Defence Agreement.