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Muscat: Iran’s top security official has travelled to Oman just days after indirect nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington, underlining renewed — but cautious — diplomatic movement around Iran’s nuclear programme. The visit, confirmed by multiple sources familiar with the matter, places Ali Larijani, a senior figure in Iran’s security establishment, in Muscat, where Oman
India and Malaysia say they want to do more business together and work more closely on defence. That was the broad message after recent talks between officials from both sides. There were no dramatic announcements. No big numbers. Just a shared sense that the relationship could be doing more than it currently is. For India
When Abbas Araghchi speaks about negotiations with the United States, he does not sound like a diplomat eager for a breakthrough. He sounds like one prepared to wait. That mindset came through clearly in his recent remark that Iran’s power lies in its ability to say “no.” The comment carried no theatrical edge and no
A Moment Filled With Hope — and Fear For many people in Bangladesh, the days leading up to the upcoming election feel tense rather than hopeful. On paper, this should be a proud democratic moment: citizens choosing a new government and voting on constitutional reforms. In reality, conversations in tea stalls, university campuses, and living
People living close to an industrial area in northern China’s Shanxi province say they knew instantly something had gone terribly wrong. Windows rattled. The air shook. Then came the smoke — thick, heavy, and rising fast. By the time emergency crews reached the site, the damage was already done. State media later confirmed that eight
Full Article The words were blunt, dramatic, and clearly designed to travel far beyond Iran’s borders. When an Iranian lawmaker claimed that “Americans will suffer 3,000–4,000 casualties” if conflict breaks out, it wasn’t just another fiery soundbite. It was a message — one aimed at Washington, regional allies, and global audiences watching US–Iran tensions closely.
WHO Confirms Nipah Virus Death in Bangladesh After West Bengal Cases: Why the Region Is on Alert The recent confirmation by the World Health Organization of a Nipah virus–related death in Bangladesh has once again drawn attention to a virus that quietly resurfaces every few years but carries serious consequences. The news comes just weeks
Revised Article When Iran’s foreign minister described Palestine as the region’s “moral compass” at the Al Jazeera Forum, the remark instantly drew attention across diplomatic and media circles. The phrase was not dramatic by accident. It reflected decades of political frustration, moral positioning, and unresolved conflict that continue to define the Middle East. Rather than
When nuclear treaties collapse, the consequences are never confined to diplomatic paperwork. They ripple through global security, military strategy, and public anxiety. That is why recent remarks by Donald Trump, urging the creation of a new nuclear arms treaty after the effective end of a major U.S.–Russia agreement, have drawn sharp international attention. Trump’s statement comes at a
Indian politics thrives on strong words, but when those words touch issues like illegal immigration, national security, and constitutional authority, they carry far greater weight. That is exactly what happened when Narendra Modi launched a pointed attack on Mamata Banerjee, alleging that her party, the Trinamool Congress, is “going to court to protect illegal immigrants.”