Category : Foreign Relations


South Africa Protests Target Nigerians Over Jobs and Crime

Fresh anti-immigrant demonstrations have erupted in Durban, South Africa, with protesters targeting Nigerians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, and Mexicans, blaming them for unemployment and criminal activities. Security forces intervened with tear gas as tensi

UN: Slave Trade Gravest Crime, West Opposes Reparations

The UN General Assembly has passed a resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity, with 123 nations supporting it. Western countries, including the US and Israel, abstained or opposed, reigniting global debates on

Netanyahu and Trump Clash Over Iran War Strategy

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump are reportedly at odds over handling Iran, with Netanyahu pushing for protests and Trump warning of deadly consequences.

15 Nations Drawn into US-Israel War Against Iran

The US-Israel military campaign against Iran has rapidly expanded, drawing in nations across the Middle East, Europe, and beyond. From Gulf states to European powers, the conflict reshapes global security as embassies remain on high alert.

Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Plan, Sets Conditions for Peace

Iran has dismissed a US proposal to pause Middle East hostilities, launching fresh attacks while demanding reparations, security guarantees, and sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz as conditions for any ceasefire agreement.

Iran Tells UN: Non-Hostile Ships Can Pass Hormuz Strait

Iran has formally notified the UN Security Council and maritime authorities that vessels not involved in hostile actions against it can transit the Strait of Hormuz with coordination. This comes amid regional tensions affecting global energy supplies.

Iran Missile Supply Drops to 1,000 in Regional Conflict

Iran's missile arsenal has reportedly fallen to about 1,000 projectiles after extensive bombardments of Israel and Gulf nations, according to Israeli research. The depletion raises questions about regional security and Iran's retaliatory capacity as Middl

US Accused of $1 Billion Immigration Fee Fraud

The United States government is accused of collecting over $1 billion in immigration fees for services not delivered, affecting applicants globally. Policy analyst David J. Bier testified before the Senate, calling it the largest fraud in US immigration h

Zelensky: Russia Shares Intelligence with Iran

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky alleges Russia is providing intelligence support to Iran, warns of broader geopolitical implications, and commends strikes on Russian oil infrastructure.

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