Pakistan Military: Assessing Strength and Operational Capability
Reuters examines Pakistan's military strength and operational capabilities, providing analysis of the armed forces' structure, equipment, and strategic positioning in the region.
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Ukrainian drone attacks resumed in Moscow hours after a CIA director's visit, marking an intensification of aerial warfare. The strikes reflect Ukraine's expanded targeting strategy and willingness to risk civilian casualties.
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Pakistan, Kuwait in talks on expanded defence pact
Pakistan and Kuwait are negotiating an expanded defence pact, according to sources familiar with discussions. The agreement would strengthen bilateral military cooperation between the two nations.
Pakistani forces kill 24 militants in cross-border raids near Afghanistan
Pakistani military forces killed 24 militants in border raids near Afghanistan, continuing counterinsurgency operations in the volatile frontier region.
Tiny Gulf of Guinea nation navigates great-power rivalry ahead of elections
The small island nation of Sao Tome and Principe holds presidential elections amid growing geopolitical interest, particularly following a military agreement with Russia that has raised Western concerns about Moscow's Atlantic expansion.
Four Negotiators Outline Divergent Paths to Iran-U.S. Diplomacy
The New York Times examines how four different negotiators would approach potential Iran-U.S. talks, emphasizing the critical first step of establishing shared diplomatic objectives.
Russian War Critic Detained in Political Power Play
Boris Nadezhdin, a vocal critic of Russia's Ukraine war, was detained by masked men, attributing his arrest to leadership panic over dissent.
Russian strikes kill at least six in Ukraine; Kyiv claims hits on 12 Black Sea vessels
Russian overnight attacks killed at least six Ukrainians and wounded 20 across multiple regions, while Ukraine claimed strikes on 12 Russian vessels in the Black Sea as part of ongoing defensive operations.
Ontario Wildfires Spread as Smoke Chokes U.S.-Canada Border Region
Ontario faces escalating wildfire crisis with new fires emerging while existing blazes continue burning, forcing mass evacuations and creating hazardous air quality across North America.
Ukraine's Government Reshuffle Roils Leadership Amid Winter Crisis
Ukraine's President Zelensky conducted a major government reshuffle, appointing Sergii Koretskyi as new prime minister amid winter challenges, battlefield developments, and public protests.
Iran threatens alternative Gulf oil routes as Hormuz tensions escalate
Escalating US-Iran conflict threatens global oil supplies as Iran demonstrates ability to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz and now targets alternative pipeline routes, forcing Gulf producers to seek costly new export infrastructure.
Dubai's Migrant Workers Face Layoffs as Middle East War Disrupts Gulf Economy
Dubai's migrant worker population faces job losses and salary cuts as regional conflict impacts the Gulf economy. The crisis threatens the livelihoods of workers who were drawn to the city by promises of opportunity.
Ukraine monetizes drone warfare expertise as global demand surges
Ukraine is leveraging years of combat drone experience to sell equipment, provide military consulting, and establish joint production partnerships with Israel, Gulf states, and U.S. forces facing drone threats.
Estados Unidos intensifica bombardeos en Irán mientras la República Islámica ataca Siria
Estados Unidos continúa bombardeando infraestructuras iraníes durante la sexta noche consecutiva, mientras Irán lanza contraataques contra instalaciones estadounidenses, incluido el primer ataque directo en Siria, intensificando la crisis regional.
BLA claims 45+ Pakistani security personnel killed in Mastung convoy attack
The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for attacking a Pakistani military convoy in Mastung, Balochistan, claiming over 45 security personnel were killed. Pakistani officials confirmed the attack but provided no casualty figures.
Dover braces for chaos as peak summer season collides with faulty EU border system
Dover port braces for record summer traffic as the EU's new Entry-Exit System (EES) remains non-functional due to software failures, threatening major delays for thousands of holidaymakers during Britain's busiest domestic travel weekend.
US escalates Iran strikes as civilian infrastructure hit; Strait of Hormuz remains closed
The US launched its sixth consecutive night of strikes against Iran, targeting military sites while Iran claims civilian infrastructure including bridges were hit. The Strait of Hormuz remains blocked, threatening global oil supplies.
Papers: Burnham faces Labour revolt over Mahmood; Gaza plan shrinks
Friday's UK newspapers lead on Andy Burnham facing Labour revolt over chancellor appointment, IMF spending warnings, and England's World Cup loss amid Argentina's Falklands banner controversy.
Iran, US escalate tit-for-tat strikes as Gulf tensions spiral into daily attacks
Iran and the US entered a sixth consecutive day of tit-for-tat strikes, with Iran attacking US facilities in Bahrain and Kuwait while US forces targeted Iranian military infrastructure. The escalation has halted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, threatening global energy supplies.
Prime Video Recasts Kratos in 'God of War' After Ryan Hurst's On-Set Injury
Prime Video is recasting the lead role of Kratos in its upcoming 'God of War' adaptation after actor Ryan Hurst suffered an on-set injury in June. Production aims to resume by mid-fall with a new actor.
Zelensky Ousts Popular Defense Minister Over War Strategy Clash
Ukrainian President Zelensky has ousted Defense Minister Rustem Umerov, a key architect of Ukraine's drone program, amid tensions over war strategy and military direction.
US expands Iran campaign with port blockade, bridge strikes as regional tensions escalate
US forces board vessels and expand airstrikes on Iranian infrastructure including bridges, while Iran retaliates against Gulf allies. Escalation threatens global energy markets through Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
Prime Video's 'God of War' Recasts Kratos After Ryan Hurst's On-Set Bicep Injury
Prime Video's God of War will recast its lead role after actor Ryan Hurst suffered a serious bicep tear during stunt work in late June. The injury and required recovery period exceeded production schedules, forcing studios to restart with a new actor.
God of War Recasts Kratos After Ryan Hurst's On-Set Bicep Injury
Prime Video's God of War will recast its lead role after actor Ryan Hurst suffered a serious bicep tear during stunt work in late June. The injury and subsequent surgery require a recovery period incompatible with production timelines.
God of War Prime Video Series Recasts Kratos After Ryan Hurst On-Set Injury
Ryan Hurst, who was cast as Kratos in the Prime Video God of War series, has suffered an on-set injury requiring the production to recast the lead role.