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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly involving key players like Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran, poses the possibility of severe repercussions on the global economy. As tension escalates by the day, the interconnectedness of individual...
More than 180 missiles were launched at Israel by a mortal enemy of the United States and Israel – Iran. Although the damage was limited to light shrapnel injuries, this attack is a hazardous move in...
In the late hours of Tuesday, citizens of Tel Aviv woke up to the sound of sirens, just to see a barrage of missiles raining down on them. The missiles were launched directly from Iran’s soil,...
On July 8, 2024, Prime Minister Modi commenced his two-day trip to Moscow, Russia to meet with President Vladimir Putin, the same day that Russian Missiles attacked a children’s hospital in Kyiv causing 29 casualties and...
The Sudanese Civil War, erupting on April 15, 2023, has evolved into a devastating crisis for women. As the conflict between the Sudanese Army and the Rapid Support Forces continues, women and girls have been experiencing...
Yet another tragic milestone has been reached as the conflict raging in Gaza enters its tenth month; more than 40,000 people have been killed according to reports by the Hamas-run health ministry. A further 92,500 people...
Shots awoke the city of Kinasha, as massive chaos arose in the main prison, just mere miles away from the capital’s presidential palace. At least 129 individuals died as inmates attempted a mass jailbreak from the...
Over the past week, Ukraine has launched a series of offensives into Russian territory in an unprecedented surprise attack that has seen Ukrainian forces sweep through the Russian Kursk and Belogrod regions with little resistance. Whilst...
Ukrainian forces have penetrated through the border with Russia, occupying a portion of its western Kursk Oblast, in an area estimated to be six to eight miles in depth and up to twenty miles in width....
Last week, US Defense Secretary Llyod Austin revoked a plea deal with the three men accused of plotting the 9/11 terror attacks that took the lives of 2,996 people. Austin also announced he was revoking the...
