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Imran Khan: From national hero to prisoner no. 804 — Pakistan’s deepening crisis Billion-dollar casino laundering network and Cambodia killing expose Taiwan’s criminal underworld Ukraine moves to dismiss judge at center of PrivatBank controversy and corruption scandal Sanctioned Russian drone firm linked to covert wheat exports from occupied Ukraine Nobin Fashion controversy: Low-cost punjabi sale sparks market clash in Dhaka Turkey restricts public access in Imamoglu trial, raising fairness concerns The Rohingya crisis repatriation myth and reality of permanent displacement GCC may join Israel to target Tehran regime Lithuania faces damage by Ukrainian drones Brussels accuses Budapest of ‘pro-Russia espionage’
Nvidia, Beijing, Artificial Intelligence, Chinese, US policymakers, US government, US President Donald Trump, Southeast Asia, East Asia
Nvidia CEO highlights deep China–US interdependence amid tech and trade tensions
As geopolitical frictions between Washington and Beijing continue to ripple through global markets, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has pushed back against the idea that the United States can realistically decouple read more
South Africa, BRICS, US forces, Caribbean, Venezuela, US government, BRICS nation, South Africa, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, 
BRICS naval drills deemed ‘essential’ by South Africa amid rising maritime tensions
South Africa has defended its decision to conduct joint naval exercises with fellow BRICS members Russia, China, and Iran, describing the drills as an essential step to ensure maritime security read more
Gaza Strip, diplomatic, Israel Defense Forces, Donald Trump, Israeli, Palestinian, Hamas, Jerusalem
Israel prepares for possible new ground offensive in Gaza amid stalemate over Hamas disarmament
Israel has reportedly drawn up contingency plans for a renewed ground offensive in the Gaza Strip, as tensions rise over Hamas’ refusal to fully disarm under a US-backed ceasefire framework. read more
Soviet Union, South Caucasus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, US President Donald Trump, Ilham Aliyev, Nikol Pashinyan, European Union, Moscow, 
Armenia–Azerbaijan peace deal faces critical test of momentum
More than three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union ignited violent disputes across the South Caucasus, Armenia and Azerbaijan stand closer to lasting peace than at any point read more
Libya, Africa, European, Migrants, Horn of Africa, Sudan, Chad, Eritrea, Diplomatic, North Africa
Libya’s killing fields and the hidden cost of Europe’s migration deterrence
Libya has ceased to function as a mere corridor between Africa and Europe. It is no longer simply a place migrants pass through on their way north. Instead, it has read more
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