Japan’s New Spy Agency: 7 Powerful Facts Behind Its Historic Intelligence Overhaul
Japan switched on its first centralized intelligence agency since World War II on July 31, 2026. Here are 7 key facts behind Tokyo's historic security overhaul — and why the world is watching.
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Encircled: 3 Fronts Pulling Saudi Arabia into the Iran War
Saudi Arabia's careful strategy of staying out of the US-Iran war is being tested from three directions at once — Iraq, Yemen, and the Red Sea. Here's what's driving Riyadh's toughest decision yet, according to officials and analysts.
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86 Push-Ups, One Breath: Indian Yoga Teacher Smashes Incredible World Record
Indian yoga teacher Kamal Kaloi has claimed his third Guinness World Records title, completing an incredible 86 push-ups underwater on a single breath. Here's the story behind his record-breaking feat.
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14-Nation Alliance: Saudi Arabia’s Bold New Naval Shield for the Red Sea
Saudi Arabia has launched a 14-nation maritime defense coalition to protect the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandeb Strait, and Gulf of Aden from Houthi attacks. Here's what the alliance covers, why it matters for global oil, and what could come next.
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$100,000 Shock: 6 Key Facts About Trump’s New Foreign Student Work Fee Plan
The Trump administration is reportedly weighing a $100,000 fee for international graduates who want to work in the US after finishing their degree. Here's what's being proposed, who it could hit hardest, and why it follows a major court setback.
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Hamas Disarmament Deal: 7 Historic Facts Behind Trump’s Gaza Peace Breakthrough
Hamas and other Palestinian factions have agreed to a landmark roadmap to disarm in Gaza, a deal President Trump is calling historic. Here's what the agreement covers, how it will roll out, and why deep skepticism remains on all sides.
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100% Tariffs Loom: Explosive Senate Bill Puts India and China in the Crosshairs
The US Senate has advanced a sweeping bill that could let President Trump slap 100% tariffs on India and China over their Russian oil purchases. Named after the late Senator Lindsey Graham, the bill cleared a key vote 86-12 — but not without a fight over how much tariff power one president should hold.
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2,596 Arms Shipments: Shocking Amnesty Report Ties India to Israel’s Gaza War
A new Amnesty International investigation says Indian state-owned and private companies sent at least 2,596 weapons shipments to Israel since October 2023 — and warns that continuing these exports could risk India's complicity in Gaza. Here's what the report found, and how New Delhi has responded.
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Russia Unleashes Massive Missile Barrage on Ukraine, Killing At Least 8 as Poland Scrambles Jets
Russia fired more than 70 missiles and 280 drones at Ukraine overnight, killing at least eight people in Kyiv, Kryvyi Rih and Lviv. The barrage came hours after Zelenskyy warned an attack was coming, and forced Poland to scramble fighter jets after a Russian missile reportedly crossed its border.
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US Unleashes Massive New Strikes on Iran After 5-Missile Attack Rocks Region
The US and Iran are back in open conflict after a five-day ceasefire collapsed. A missile attack on an American base in Jordan triggered a two-hour wave of US strikes on IRGC targets, while the war spreads into Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and even the Caspian Sea.
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