- December 2nd, 2024
North Korea has intensified its GPS jamming activities, spreading disruptions across broader regions near its border with South Korea, a military official confirmed Saturday. The recent wave of jamming attacks, which lasted for eight consecutive days from November 8 to...
Iran has expressed its unequivocal support for any decision made by Lebanon in negotiations to secure a ceasefire with Israel, signaling its interest in halting a conflict that has significantly impacted its ally, Hezbollah. The statement came from Ali Larijani,...
In the Middle East, leaders from Russia, Iran, and Türkiye have made a unified call for the cessation of Israel's military operations in the region, particularly as tensions have shown signs of spilling over into Syria. The announcement was made...
In a shock twist for international politics, Middle Eastern leaders are now recalibrating their strategies to align with the new reality of Donald Trump as the president-elect of the United States. Although he is a known figure this time around,...
The 22nd round of the Astana peace talks on Syria commenced on Monday in Kazakhstan’s capital, bringing together representatives from Syria’s government, opposition factions, and the conflict’s three guarantor states: Russia, Iran, and Türkiye. The meeting, held over two days,...
Arab and Islamic leaders convened on Monday for an extraordinary summit in Riyadh, where they collectively condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza, labeling them as “genocide” and “crimes against humanity.” The summit attendees, representing the Arab League and the Organization of...
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol recently dusted off his golf clubs and made a surprising return to the sport after an eight-year hiatus, a decision seemingly made to strengthen his rapport with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Yoon’s office confirmed...
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's endorsement of candidates in the upcoming regional elections has stirred debate across the nation, especially on social media, where many netizens question the fairness of his public support. Although his endorsements are technically permitted by Indonesian...
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has been voted back into office by Japanese lawmakers despite losing his coalition’s majority in the recent lower house election. The vote, held on Monday, November 11, ensures Ishiba remains at Japan’s helm, but his...
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba of Japan is expected to face a pivotal vote in parliament today, a process that will likely affirm his position as the nation’s leader. However, Ishiba’s control over the government remains tenuous following an unexpected setback...
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