Indian refiners are reportedly preparing to scale back imports of Russian crude oil following strong pressure from the incoming U.S. administration of Donald Trump, according to multiple media and industry reports. The move marks a potential shift in one of the most significant energy trade relationships to emerge since the start of the Ukraine war,...
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Spanish Parliament Votes to Ban Arms Trade with Israel
In a historic decision, the Spanish Parliament has voted to ban the sale of weapons to Israel. This vote has sparked debate across the country and around the world, as it highlights growing concerns about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the role that foreign countries play in the violence. The move comes amid calls for more...
Trump Suggested He May Use a Centuries-Old Law to Get Around Courts Blocking Deployments
In recent news, former U.S. President Donald Trump suggested that he may use a centuries-old law to bypass court rulings that have blocked his plans to deploy federal forces in certain cities. This statement has raised many questions and concerns about the use of military power in domestic situations, as well as the balance of...
Israel Deports 171 Gaza Flotilla Activists, Including Greta Thunberg
In a dramatic turn of events, Israel has recently deported 171 activists, including well-known climate activist Greta Thunberg, who had been part of a flotilla bound for Gaza. This flotilla, made up of volunteers from different countries, was attempting to break the blockade on Gaza and bring attention to the humanitarian crisis faced by the...
36 Turkish Sumud Flotilla Members to Return Home
In a significant development, 36 members of the Turkish Sumud Flotilla are set to return home after being involved in a humanitarian mission that has garnered international attention. The Sumud Flotilla was part of a group of ships organized to bring aid to the people of Gaza, a region that has long been under siege...
Qatar, Egypt, Turkey Urge Hamas to Accept Trump’s Gaza Plan: Axios
In a surprising development, three influential Middle Eastern countries—Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey—have urged Hamas, the militant group controlling Gaza, to consider accepting former U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan for the region. According to Axios, the countries have raised this call as part of their efforts to find a peaceful resolution to the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict....
‘Regional Bully’: Pakistan Hits Back at India in UN Spat Over Terrorism Claims
Tensions between India and Pakistan spilled onto the international stage this week when the two neighbors clashed at the United Nations. After India accused Pakistan of supporting terrorism, Pakistani officials fired back, calling India a “regional bully” and denying the allegations. The heated exchange highlighted the deep mistrust between the two countries and their long-running...
UAE ‘Decisive’ With Israel Over West Bank Annexation
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has taken a firm stance against Israel’s plans to annex parts of the occupied West Bank. Officials in Abu Dhabi have described their position as “decisive,” stressing that such moves threaten peace in the region and undermine efforts for a two-state solution. Background of the Issue The West Bank has...
Trump Says He Had Good Talks on Gaza, Including with Netanyahu
On September 25, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he had “good talks” regarding the situation in Gaza, including discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump expressed optimism about the possibility of a peace deal, indicating that a resolution could be imminent. He emphasized the urgency of securing the release of hostages and...
Trump “Promises” Arab Leaders He Won’t Let Israel Annex West Bank: Report
In a surprising diplomatic turn, U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly assured Arab and Muslim leaders that he would not allow Israel to formally annex the occupied West Bank. The commitment came during a meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, according to a Politico report citing six people familiar with the discussions.Reuters...