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.
The Pentagon administered polygraph tests to approximately 50 Joint Staff members in an unprecedented leak investigation following classified disclosures about Iran conflict and U.S. munitions shortages.
Pentagon officials administered polygraph tests to Joint Staff members investigating leaks of sensitive information regarding weapons stockpiles and munitions shortages. The leak probe focuses on classified defense information.
An explosion at a Bolivian military base near La Paz killed at least 10 people and injured over 60 on Friday. The blast occurred in an area storing pyrotechnic materials, with authorities warning of potential secondary explosions.
European central banks are moving gold reserves from North America to Europe, with the Netherlands relocating 86 tonnes to London citing geopolitical uncertainty. The trend reflects broader concerns about global instability and the need for crisis preparedness.
European central banks are moving gold reserves from North America to Europe and London, citing geopolitical instability and the need for crisis preparedness. The Netherlands relocated 86 tonnes this year, following similar moves by France and Germany.
US peace negotiators Kushner and Witkoff will visit Kyiv after Moscow, with Zelenskyy calling for mutual air attacks halt during their visit. Russia struck Ukraine's SBU headquarters, killing at least nine.
An explosion at a Bolivian military base killed at least 10 people and injured dozens more. The incident occurred at a military installation, though specific cause details were not immediately available.
The Trump administration downplays the U.S.-Iran military conflict while pursuing nuclear diplomacy and sanctions, as global oil prices surge and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted.
Trump characterizes ongoing Iran military conflict as 'small potatoes' for the U.S., downplaying its significance while defending the administration's position that it doesn't constitute a formal war.
Trump sends Kushner and Witkoff to Moscow and Kyiv with an undisclosed proposal to end the Ukraine war. The envoys' first Kyiv visit since Trump's reelection comes as Russia continues drone strikes on Ukrainian targets.
US diesel prices have reached record highs as Iran-related military conflicts disrupt global oil refineries. VP Vance credits Trump administration actions with preventing a broader energy crisis.
Middle East tensions have disrupted oil production and transportation, causing jet fuel prices to more than double and triggering a 25% increase in airfares, prompting airlines to implement surcharges and reduce schedules.
Virgin Group's Richard Branson blames geopolitical conflict for surging jet fuel prices, which have doubled since tensions escalated. Airlines are adding fuel surcharges and reducing capacity in response.
Virgin Group's Richard Branson blames flight price rises on Middle East conflicts, citing oil supply disruptions. Jet fuel prices have nearly doubled since tensions escalated, prompting airlines to add fuel surcharges.
The US and Iran are locked in a strategic standoff over the Strait of Hormuz, with the Trump administration applying dual economic and military pressure while Iran seeks to break the stalemate.
EU enlargement chief Marta Kos cancelled her Serbia visit to protest the military glorification of deceased war criminal Ratko Mladic, citing incompatibility with European values.
Seven international humanitarian workers from World Central Kitchen were killed in Israeli drone strikes on April 1, 2024, after their aid convoy was mistakenly identified as Hamas-controlled despite coordination with the IDF.
A Guardian investigation reveals seven aid workers were killed in an April 2024 Israeli airstrike due to a military practice designating targets by association with armed individuals, with no criminal charges filed.
Trump administration polygraphs 50 Joint Staff members over leaks to journalists regarding Iran war munitions shortages. Trump reiterates threat of imminent US military action against Iran.
President Trump characterizes the seven-month US-Iran conflict as "small potatoes" and "not a war," despite 18 US military deaths and global energy price spikes, as his administration faces congressional pressure and public disapproval.
White House envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling to Moscow and Kyiv to meet with Putin and Zelenskyy in a renewed diplomatic push to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Israel realizó bombardeos en el sur de Líbano dejando entre tres y cuatro muertos y 23 heridos, mientras anuncia la captura de posiciones estratégicas de Hezbolá en la región.
El ejército israelí bombardeó cinco localidades en el sur y este del Líbano la noche del viernes, dejando al menos tres muertos y 23 heridos, según el Ministerio de Salud libanés, pese a una tregua vigente con Hezbolá.
Trump characterizes recent Iran tensions as 'small potatoes' and supports VP Vance's assertion that the situation doesn't constitute a war, downplaying the severity of the conflict.
