Trump closer to pushing the “button”: leaves open possibility of limited strike on Iran
Trump edges closer to military action against Iran, leaving the door open for a potential limited strike as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Trump edges closer to military action against Iran, leaving the door open for a potential limited strike as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
The world’s largest aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford crosses into Mediterranean amid growing US-Iran tensions, signaling major military escalation.
Modi calls meeting with Greek PM Mitsotakis “excellent,” highlighting significant progress in India-Greece strategic partnership across defense, connectivity.
Trump delivers stern ultimatum to Iran at Gaza Peace Council, warning of action within 10 days if nuclear program continues while announcing $7 billion aid.
Trump distinguishes Venezuela operations from Iran military action as tensions escalate. White House sources reveal growing likelihood of US-Israel confrontation.
Zelensky reports progress on military ceasefire monitoring in Geneva talks, but territorial disputes and Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant issues remain unresolved.
Court in India sentences three men to death for gang rape of two women and murder of 26-year-old man near UNESCO World Heritage site in Karnataka state.
EU Parliament approves new asylum rules establishing safe country lists and third country agreements to accelerate application processing and prevent illegal trafficking.
Prince Andrew sent Christmas cards with photos of daughters Beatrice and Eugenie to Jeffrey Epstein, contradicting claims he severed all contact with the convicted pedophile.
Britain considers banning social media for under-16s, following Australia’s lead. Starmer’s government aims to pioneer online child safety regulations.
Former President Barack Obama sparked alien controversy with a shocking “yes” answer about extraterrestrial life, then quickly backtracked with clarification.
Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu appeared in court for fake diploma charges, warning his opponents “will run like mice” as political targeting allegations intensify.