A sudden dust storm swept Uttar Pradesh Wednesday evening, killing at least 104 people across nearly 30 districts. Rescuers are still digging through debris as the toll climbs.
Russia hurled more than 1,470 drones and missiles at Ukraine in two barrages within 24 hours, killing at least seven people. Trump insists peace is 'very close.' Moscow's terms haven't changed.
Xi promised American CEOs that China's markets would "open wider and wider." Behind closed doors, he warned Trump that mishandling Taiwan could trigger conflict between the two powers. The gap between pageantry and substance is the real story.
Saudi warplanes bombed Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, Kuwait launched cross-border strikes, and the UAE hit Iranian soil — all unacknowledged for months. The Iran war was never just a U.S.-Israeli operation.
Russia's daytime barrage of over 800 drones reached from the Black Sea to a NATO-border city that had never been struck before — and toppled a government 1,000 kilometers away in Latvia.
The US president brought 17 corporate executives to Beijing to negotiate $30 billion in tariff cuts — while a war in Iran he insists is 'under control' quietly hands China the leverage it needs.
A senator wanted for crimes against humanity has barricaded himself inside the Philippine Senate. Gunshots rang out in the corridors Wednesday night. Nobody knows who fired them.
The only reason the world knows Russia was shipping submarine nuclear reactors to North Korea is that the cargo ship sank. Spanish investigators have reconstructed the route — and the cover story that nearly worked.
Australia became the fourth nation to commit military hardware to the Hormuz mission as 112 countries backed a UN resolution. The IEA says emergency oil reserves are draining at a record pace — and the buffer may not last until the diplomacy catches up.
Nigeria's military says no civilians were harmed in Sunday's airstrike on a Zamfara market. The Red Cross, Amnesty International, and local leaders say at least 100 people are dead.
Saudi warplanes bombed Iranian soil in late March while Saudi diplomats urged restraint. With the UAE's secret strikes revealed a day earlier, two Gulf 'mediators' have been unmasked as combatants.
The US now assumes the Strait of Hormuz stays closed through late May. Britain is sending warships and drones, but the multinational mission can only deploy 'when conditions allow.'
Kuwait says four IRGC officers tried to infiltrate Bubiyan Island by boat on May 1. A soldier was shot. Two operatives escaped. Kuwait waited eleven days to disclose the operation.
CCTV captured a former national police chief sprinting through Senate hallways and stumbling on stairs, fleeing an ICC arrest warrant. The Philippine legislature is now a sanctuary from international justice.
Russia launched 216 drones at Ukraine the moment a US-brokered truce expired — while the West was busy watching Iran. The message was not subtle.
Pakistan says it struck military targets in Kabul. The UN says the bombs fell on a drug rehabilitation centre, killing at least 269 patients. Two months on, no one has been held to account.
The vote was 93-0 in Israel's Knesset — not a single lawmaker opposed it. The resulting tribunal will broadcast trials on a dedicated website and can impose death sentences using relaxed evidentiary standards.
The United Arab Emirates has spent months offering to broker peace in the Gulf. According to a Wall Street Journal report, it was also bombing one of the parties to that peace.
More than a dozen CEOs — spanning semiconductors, Wall Street, aviation, and payments — are boarding planes to Beijing alongside a US president for the first time in nearly a decade. What they each need from China, and what China needs from them, reveals the real agenda.
UN data shows drone strikes killed 880 civilians in Sudan between January and April — 80 percent of all conflict-related civilian deaths. Both sides in the civil war are responsible, and the strikes are spreading to new regions.
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Von Clause