Iran Says Oman Deal Will Not Immediately Reopen Hormuz
Iran has said that any future agreement with Oman on shipping arrangements in the Strait of Hormuz will not lead...
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US Reports Progress in Iran Talks, Hormuz Deal Still Pending
The United States says negotiations with Iran have moved closer to an interim agreement aimed at easing tensions around the...
Gaza Disarmament Draft Emerges as Key Issues Remain Unresolved
A draft proposal outlining the phased disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups has emerged from negotiations in Cairo, raising...
Dar, Kyrgyz President Discuss Regional Cooperation Ahead of SCO Leadership
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar met Kyrgyz President Sadyr Zhaparov in Cholpon-Ata on Friday, where the two...
Pakistan, Seven Nations Denounce Actions at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Pakistan has joined seven Muslim-majority countries in issuing a joint diplomatic statement condemning recent Israeli actions at the Al-Aqsa Mosque...
Student Protests Continue Across India Despite Government Talks
India's student-led protest movement remains active despite the government opening negotiations with protest leaders, as demonstrators continue to press for...
The New Cold War Isn’t About Weapons—It’s About Technology
For much of modern history, geopolitical power was measured by the size of an army, the strength of a navy...
Andy Burnham Becomes Britain’s Next Prime Minister: What It Means for the UK
Britain is preparing for another change in leadership, with veteran Labour politician Andy Burnham set to become the country's next...
How Supply Chains Changed Forever After COVID, Wars and AI
For decades, businesses measured supply chain success using three simple metrics: speed, efficiency and cost. Manufacturers kept warehouses lean, suppliers...
