Monday | 27th April 2026 The dramatic breach at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has quickly become a flashpoint in an already tense debate over the balance between visibility, accessibility, and airtight security for America’s highest officials. What unfolded Saturday night inside the Washington Hilton — a venue long associated with both political pageantry and […]
Thursday | 5th March 2026 The United States military says it has carried out strikes on nearly 2,000 targets across Iran, describing the operation as one of the largest military campaigns in the region in decades. According to officials from US Central Command, the scale of the attacks has been almost twice as large as
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Friday | 30 January 2026 US President Donald Trump has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to a temporary, week-long pause in attacks on major Ukrainian cities, including the capital, Kyiv, as Ukraine struggles through severe winter conditions and widespread power shortages. Trump made the unverified claim during a Cabinet meeting at the White
Ukraine welcomes Trump’s claimed pause in Russian attacks, but Moscow silent. Read More »
Saturday | 24th January 2026 US President Donald Trump has once again cast doubt on the reliability of America’s NATO allies, questioning whether they would come to the United States’ aid in a moment of crisis and dismissing their battlefield contributions during the war in Afghanistan. His remarks, delivered during a Fox News interview in
Monday | 12nd January 2026 President Donald Trump is weighing a range of potential military and non-military responses toward Iran as deadly anti-government protests continue to rock the country, according to two US officials familiar with the deliberations. The discussions come amid rising violence by Iranian security forces and follow Trump’s recent public warnings that
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Tuesday | 6th January 2026 Amid growing alarm in Europe that Greenland, the vast and strategically critical Arctic territory governed by Denmark, remains firmly in the sights of the Trump administration, Denmark’s prime minister has issued an unusually blunt warning to Washington about the consequences of any attempt to seize the island by force. In
Tuesday | 2 December 2025 Bangkok — For nearly a week, Wassana Suthi watched helplessly as floodwaters swallowed the streets around her small nursing home in Hat Yai, transforming what was once a bustling southern Thai city into an island of isolation and fear. Rising water cut off all road access, leaving Suthi, her husband,
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Monday | 10th November 2025 A second powerful typhoon in just one week has battered the Philippines, killing at least two people and forcing nearly a million residents to flee from their homes amid fears of catastrophic winds and storm surges. Typhoon Fung-wong, known locally as Uwan, made landfall on Sunday night over the coastal
Friday | 7th November 2025 Typhoon Kalmaegi carved a path of destruction across Southeast Asia this week, leaving hundreds dead and entire communities in ruins from the Philippines to Vietnam. The monster storm — one of the strongest ever recorded to hit Vietnam — battered the region with torrential rain, hurricane-force winds, and catastrophic flooding
Thursday | 23rd October 2025 Moscow, Russia — Russia’s strategic nuclear forces conducted a sweeping readiness test on Wednesday under the direct supervision of President Vladimir Putin, in what the Kremlin described as a “planned exercise” aimed at verifying the country’s command-and-control systems and operational preparedness across its entire nuclear triad. “Today, we are conducting
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