Pakistan army chief visits Tehran for regional peace talks
Pakistan's army chief traveled to Tehran to continue diplomatic efforts focused on regional peace and security.
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Forty German soldiers are operating in Masuria, about 200 meters from Russia's border.
Reports allege that Russia is behind explosions at European arms factories, using local criminal gangs for recruitment.
Chile visited Israel's intelligence community to study its operations and explore cooperation.
Singapore's central bank said the Iran conflict has affected inflation more than growth, while an AI boost may offset the growth drag.
Kenya is being urged to arrest Laftagareen and hand him over to Somalia.
Iraq is seeking a Saudi-Iranian security council to help contain regional tensions.
Flood mitigation works at Jalan 223 food court in Petaling Jaya will take six months as part of a RM40.5 million plan.
Sudanese anti-war forces rejected a dialogue proposal from Abdel Fattah al-Burhan.
Asian equities mostly fell as pressure in bond markets increased.
France convened Ukraine's allies to strengthen support for resistance against Russia.
Ukraine's president warned that Russia could mobilize 300,000 troops.
The Biden administration reportedly offered a waiver to transfer embargoed Iranian funds to Qatar as part of a deal to free Americans detained in Iran.
Talks in Cairo are addressing Palestinian elections and efforts toward political unity.
The headline questions whether Russia's economy is collapsing while stating that Putin's sources of money continue to flow, including from EU coffers. It provides no specific figures or policy change.
A report indicates a US concept drone intended to hunt ships and having a target range of 18,500 kilometers. It is presented as a concept rather than a reported operational deployment.
An academic cited in the headline says Morocco has substantially modernized its army and is now clearly superior to Algeria, while Algeria still greatly exceeds Morocco in military spending. The headline describes a regional military comparison, not an ongoing conflict.
The headline reports increased Hezbollah weapons smuggling from Syria during a truce. It does not provide further details about the scale or locations involved.
Norway's energy minister reportedly says the country will drill in the Arctic regardless of the European Union's position. The headline does not specify the project or its timing.
Ukraine's president warns that Russia may mobilize 300,000 troops. The headline does not establish that such a mobilization has occurred.
Ukraine's president warns that Russia may mobilize 300,000 troops. The headline does not establish that such a mobilization has occurred.
Greek newspaper front pages highlight a government package and Greek-Turkish relations. The headline does not specify a new incident or escalation.
A new investigation documents allegations of unlawful and deadly force during protests led by the CJP. It also reports ongoing police impunity.
An analysis argues that India's preoccupation with Pakistan has domestic consequences. The headline does not specify a new confrontation or policy action.
A proposed oil pipeline in the Fraser Valley is facing significant obstacles, including mountainous terrain. The headline does not indicate construction or an outage.
Iran has reportedly signaled higher fuel prices before new U.S. sanctions take effect.
A report indicates a so-called “new Colby Doctrine” involving potential U.S. use of nuclear and tactical weapons against China and/or Russia.
Lithuania's army chief has called for maintaining the current level of defense financing and doing more with fewer resources.
A report discusses the possibility of a permanent US military base in Poland and warnings about potential moves by President Trump.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that Russia may mobilize 300,000 troops.
Ukraine's backers are gathering amid reports that the war is escalating and Ukrainian air-defense supplies are running low.
Flood mitigation measures in Fillmore are being tested following the Widemouth 2 Fire.
The headline announces a donation appeal supporting children in Gaza and the West Bank.
Military officials from Uganda and Burundi reportedly visited Israel to discuss troop deployment in Gaza.
The headline reports that illegal mining is opening Ghana’s forests to timber exploitation.
China renewed warnings for rainstorms and a typhoon. The alerts indicate a continuing severe-weather hazard, though the headlines provide no casualty or damage figures.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Russia may mobilize 300,000 troops. The headline does not establish whether mobilization has been ordered.
Israel barred two Swedish European Parliament members from entering, citing systematic actions against it. The incident creates a diplomatic dispute between Israel and Swedish representatives.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Russia may mobilize 300,000 troops. The headline does not establish whether mobilization has been ordered.