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  • Power Blocs & Alliances

    Gunmen Kill 20 Miners in Balochistan, Pakistan

    In a tragic attack in Balochistan province, southwestern Pakistan, gunmen have killed at least 20 miners at the Junaid Coal Company mines. Local police reported that the assault occurred in the early hours of Friday morning when attackers stormed the workers’ accommodation, rounding them up before opening fire with heavy weapons, including rockets and grenades.…

  • Power Blocs & Alliances

    RSF Leader Accuses Egypt of Airstrikes in Sudan’s Civil War

    The chief of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Dagalo, also known as Hemedti, has accused Egypt of directly engaging in Sudan’s civil war by conducting airstrikes against his paramilitary group. In a video message posted on his official social media account, Dagalo expressed his condolences to RSF soldiers he claims were “treacherously martyred” by…

  • Power Blocs & Alliances

    North Korea Cuts Off Road and Rail Links to South Korea Amid Rising Tensions

    North Korea has announced that it will sever all road and railway access to South Korea starting Wednesday, as part of its effort to “completely separate” the two countries. The Korean People’s Army (KPA) said the North would permanently block the southern border and strengthen defenses along its side. This move comes as a response…

  • Power Blocs & Alliances

    Militants Kill Six Pakistani Soldiers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Shootout

    Militants killed six Pakistani soldiers during a shootout in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, bordering Afghanistan, marking a significant incident amid rising unrest in the region. The confrontation occurred in the North Waziristan district as part of an overnight operation, according to a statement from the Pakistani army, which reported that six militants were also killed in…

  • Energy Markets

    Oil Prices Surge Amid U.S.-Israel Discussions on Iran Strikes

    The price of oil has surged by 5% following U.S. President Joe Biden’s statement about discussions regarding potential strikes by Israel on Iran’s oil infrastructure. When asked if he would support such actions, Biden confirmed, “We’re discussing that.” Iran, the world’s seventh-largest oil producer, exports approximately half of its production, primarily to China. Since Iran’s…

  • Energy Markets

    Oil Prices Spike After Iranian Missile Attack on Israel

    Oil prices increased by more than 3% on Tuesday following an Iranian missile attack on Israel, causing concerns about rising U.S. gasoline prices. Experts predict that drivers may face a price hike of 10 to 15 cents per gallon, with the national average currently at $3.20, according to AAA data. The escalation of conflict between…

  • Escalations & Strikes

    Seven Killed in Tel Aviv Terror Attack Amid Missile Strikes

    In Tel Aviv, a deadly shooting and knife attack has left seven people dead, with several others seriously injured, according to Israeli police. The attack took place in the Jaffa district, beginning on a train carriage and continuing on the platform. Eyewitnesses reported scenes of chaos as a gunman opened fire at random, leaving bodies…

  • War Economies

    China’s Trade Ambitions with Myanmar Stalled by Civil War

    China’s ambitious trade corridor through Myanmar, once a symbol of cooperation between the two countries, is now in jeopardy due to the ongoing civil war in Myanmar. The border village of Yinjing, once known for its porous boundary marked by bamboo fences and ditches, now features a high metal fence with barbed wire and surveillance…

  • Power Blocs & Alliances

    Tensions Rise in Pakistan as Imran Khan’s Supporters Defy Crackdown

    In recent weeks, Islamabad’s roads have been lined with shipping containers, acting as makeshift roadblocks ready to control protests at a moment’s notice. The capital has grown accustomed to entire neighborhoods being sealed off whenever unrest seems imminent. This constant preparedness serves as a reminder that the city’s peace could unravel at any time. Last…

  • Power Blocs & Alliances

    Australia Revokes Senior Officers’ Medals Over Afghanistan War Crimes

    Australia has stripped senior defence commanders of their military honours following a landmark inquiry that uncovered allegations of war crimes committed under their leadership during the Afghanistan conflict. Defence Minister Richard Marles announced in parliament that the distinguished service medals would be revoked, aligning with recommendations from the 2020 Brereton Report. This report presented “credible…

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