Iran War Pause: Trump Halts Strikes After 13 Explosive Days
President Trump ordered a halt to US strikes on Iran on Friday, breaking a 13-day streak of daily attacks, as Omani mediators pushed for a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But the pause came even as Houthi rebels escalated attacks on Saudi Arabia's Aramco oil facilities, keeping the wider Middle East on edge.
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Berlin Pride Horror: 1 Dead, 16 Injured After Van Rams into CSD Crowd
A van plowed into crowds at Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride celebrations near the Brandenburg Gate on Saturday night, killing one person and injuring at least 16 others. Police have identified a suspect, still at large, as a manhunt continues across the German capital.
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Saudi Prince’s Death: 5 Startling Findings from the London Inquest
A UK inquest has ruled that Saudi Prince Abdullah bin Fahad Al Saud died of cardiac arrest after a lethal mix of alcohol and drugs at a London hotel.
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Saudi-Houthi Clash: 5 Explosive Facts Behind the Red Sea Escalation
Saudi Arabia struck Houthi sites in Yemen's Hodeidah after Red Sea tanker attacks, shattering years of relative calm and threatening a fragile 2022 truce.
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Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Deal: 5 Explosive Twists Reshaping the Middle East
Trump says Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords to keep its new nuclear deal alive, as critics warn the 30-year pact could trigger a Gulf arms race.
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Trump’s 3 Blunt Warnings to China and Russia Over Iran Arms Sales
President Trump warns China and Russia against arming Iran, saying he trusts personal pledges from Xi Jinping and Putin but cautions it would be "very bad" if either breaks that promise.
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50% Shockwave: Trump Slaps Massive New Tariffs on Canada, Igniting Trade Fears
President Trump has imposed steep new 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods, from wine to hockey sticks, citing trade discrimination. Canada's Mark Carney calls it a violation of the USMCA and vows a firm response.
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20 Countries, 1 Bold Move: France Set to Ban Social Media for Kids Under 15
France is on the verge of banning social media for children under 15, joining a growing global movement led by Australia. Here's what the law says, why it matters, and which countries could be next.
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7th Prime Minister in a Decade: Andy Burnham’s Shocking Rise to Power Rattles Britain
Andy Burnham has become the UK's seventh prime minister in ten years, vowing to end political chaos, tackle rough sleeping, and rebuild the economy — all while facing an early jab from Donald Trump.
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7 Powerful Facts About China’s Pacific Missile Test That Alarmed Asia-Pacific
China has conducted a rare submarine-launched ballistic missile test into the Pacific Ocean, prompting strong reactions from Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Taiwan. Beijing described the launch as a routine military exercise carried out with prior notification, but regional governments warned the move could heighten tensions across the Indo-Pacific.
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