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The United States will continue negotiations with Iran despite a total breakdown of their fragile maritime truce. President Donald Trump announced that Washington has accepted an explicit request from Tehran to sustain diplomatic channels. However, the American leader stressed that a critical June 17 ceasefire agreement has officially expired. Washington will not tolerate further attacks…
Global crude prices surged to $74 per barrel following an official declaration by US President Donald Trump that the temporary ceasefire with Iran has ended. The sudden market reaction snapped a multi-week downward trend that had previously dragged benchmarks toward the $70 floor. Energy traders immediately adjusted their risk premiums in response to the renewed…
Two crude explosive devices exploded in central Damascus on Tuesday morning as French President Emmanuel Macron met with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. The blasts detonated near the hotel where the French leader spent the night, wounding at least 18 people, including four police officers. The Élysée Palace quickly confirmed that Macron was unharmed and outside…
Russia’s push to capture the remaining territory of the eastern Donetsk region has stalled as casualty rates rise. Figures compiled by the Ukrainian military indicate that Moscow lost roughly 40,000 troops during June alone. The Institute for the Study of War confirms that Russian territorial gains have shrunk even as the human cost increases. The…
President Donald Trump has used the eve of the United States semiquincentennial to warn against a domestic revival of left-wing ideology. Speaking at Mount Rushmore, the president claimed that American identity faces a severe internal threat a generation after the conclusion of the Cold War. The address launched the national celebrations for the 250th anniversary…
Global oil prices have eased after a sudden intraday spike triggered by a fresh attack in the Strait of Hormuz. International benchmark Brent crude fell 1.80 per cent on Friday to trade at $74.11 per barrel for August delivery. The reversal followed a brief 4 per cent rally on Thursday after a merchant vessel came…
The United Nations has launched a massive operation to rescue more than 11,000 seafarers stranded in the Strait of Hormuz. The International Maritime Organisation announced the evacuation plan on Tuesday following a diplomatic breakthrough between Washington and Tehran. Heavily armed Iranian forces blocked the strategic chokepoint in late February, trapping hundreds of civilian vessels. The…
Niger has officially submitted its formal request to withdraw from the International Criminal Court. The tribunal in The Hague confirmed on Tuesday that it received the instrument of withdrawal from the junta-led West African nation. General Abdourahamane Tiani submitted the documentation on June 18, initiating a twelve-month exit timeline. The official departure will take effect…
Iran has declared a three-day public holiday in Tehran for the funeral of late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. State television announced the measure on Tuesday as the regime prepares for a massive public gathering. The official ceremonies will finally begin on July 4, more than four months after his death. US and Israeli airstrikes…
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has resigned following a swift and brutal mutiny within his own governing Labour Party. Speaking outside 10 Downing Street, Starmer confirmed he had informed King Charles III of his decision to step down. His departure cuts short a turbulent premiership that began with a landslide electoral victory less than two…
