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A New Flashpoint in an Already Volatile Region Tensions across the Middle East have intensified once again following a series of fresh missile strikes that shook several areas overnight. The attacks triggered air-defense responses, sirens across cities, and urgent diplomatic reactions from governments around the world. While missile exchanges have unfortunately become a recurring feature

Trade Talks Lose Momentum Officials from both countries had been attempting to restart meaningful dialogue after several rounds of negotiations over the past year. Early signals suggested that progress was possible, particularly on areas such as agricultural imports and market access. However, recent discussions appear to have slowed significantly. Diplomatic sources say disagreements have emerged

The first thing to understand is this — wars don’t come with price tags printed on them. You only see the numbers later. Right now, after U.S. strikes involving Iran, people are asking the obvious question: how much could this cost? The answer depends on how long it lasts and how far it spreads. Even

Things escalated quickly. Israel launched its strike on Iranian targets. Within hours, the United States followed. Now the Speaker of the House is defending that decision, saying Washington didn’t really have the luxury of waiting. According to him, once Israel acted, the risk changed. American forces across the region — in Iraq, Syria, the Gulf

The United States has moved to sanction members of Rwanda’s military leadership over claims that Kigali has been backing the M23 rebel group in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. It’s a serious step. And it didn’t come out of nowhere. Accusations about Rwanda’s role in the conflict have been floating around for years. This

When Nepal’s Gen Z first stormed onto the political scene, it felt like a seismic shift. A generation tired of old promises, entrenched elites, and slow progress suddenly decided it had enough. They marched. They protested. In rising numbers, they voted. And the result was unmistakable: long-standing parties were pushed aside in favour of new