India is in the middle of an urgent mission: its Air Force needs more powerful fighter jets to stay competitive with global powers like China and Pakistan. The Indian Air Force (IAF) is facing a shortage of squadrons, which means they don’t have enough aircraft to carry out all the
In a dramatic twist to the ongoing story of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, a report claimed that he had died in a plane crash, only for that information to be quickly dismissed and replaced with a different story. Here’s what happened: Over the weekend, rumors spread like wildfire that Assad
In 2017, a South Korean-born Australian man, Chan Han Choi, became an international sensation when he was arrested for allegedly trying to broker deals with North Korea, breaking UN sanctions. What made his story even more shocking was that Choi was charged with helping North Korea develop weapons of mass
The phrase “rules-based international order” is often used by Western countries, especially the United States and NATO, to describe the way they say the world should work. On the surface, it sounds like a system where everyone is treated fairly and equally under the same set of rules. But if
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently made a bold statement, claiming that the fall of Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government was a direct result of Israel’s military actions against Hezbollah and Iran. According to Netanyahu, Israel’s strikes weakened these powerful forces, which had been supporting Assad, and helped create a
Tensions between Russia and Poland have reached new heights. Russia’s Foreign Ministry has announced that it will close the Polish Consulate General in St. Petersburg, marking a dramatic step in their ongoing diplomatic showdown. This action comes as retaliation for a similar move by Poland, which had previously expelled Russian
Iran has accused Ukraine of helping terrorists who are attacking Syria and has demanded that Ukraine stop immediately. The accusations were made by Mojtaba Damirchilu, who is an Assistant Minister and Head of the Eurasia Department at Iran’s Foreign Ministry. The story was reported by Iran’s Tasnim news agency on
A former head of Israel’s domestic security agency, the Shin Bet, has made a startling claim: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly asked the agency to spy on two of the country’s highest-ranking officials. These allegations have cast a shadow over Netanyahu’s leadership, raising questions about trust, secrecy, and power
Al-Qaeda, the infamous terrorist group, has been quietly rebuilding its presence in Syria. But something is different this time. Instead of just weapons and war cries, the group seems to have taken a crash course in modern social justice trends. Their leader, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, is now speaking a language
