Ukrainian drone attack sparks fire at oil depot in Russia’s Sochi city

Regional Governor Veniamin Kondratyev says over 120 firefighters have been trying to extinguish the blaze at the depot, and Russia’s civil aviation authority says flights were halted at the city’s airport.
3 Aug, 2025
Does recognition mean anything while Palestine is being erased?

More nations are preparing to officially acknowledge the Palestinian state. But will it end the hunger of the people in Gaza or end Israel’s genocidal war on the Palestinians?
1 Aug, 2025
Why borders drawn by colonial powers remain flashpoints across the world

From Southeast Asia to Africa and beyond, the world’s most dangerous borders are often not homegrown, but inherited. Colonial-era mapmaking continues to fuel modern conflict.
1 Aug, 2025
UK rejects criticism that recognising State of Palestine equals rewarding Hamas

“This is about the Palestinian people. It’s about those children that we see in Gaza who are starving to death,” a British government official says.
31 Jul, 2025

Syria seeks Russia’s backing to build ‘united, strong state’

Lithuania PM Gintautas Paluckas resigns after investigations

Trump slams India-Russia ties, announces new tariff on Indian imports

US must agree compensation before nuclear talks, Iran’s foreign minister tells FT

Trump threatens Russia again but the harshest sanctions are already in place
30 Jul, 2025
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake hits Russia’s Kamchatka, triggering tsunami warnings in many countries
Many countries, including Japan, the US’ Hawaii, Ecuador, and the Philippines, are issuing tsunami warnings following the earthquake in Russia.

28 Jul, 2025
Ethiopia Summit: UN chief Guterres warns against using hunger as ‘weapon of war’
The Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told a UN conference on food security in Ethiopia that conflicts continue to exacerbate hunger such in Gaza and Sudan.

28 Jul, 2025
Syria to hold first post-Assad parliamentary election in September
The High Election Committee says election are expected to be held between 15 and 20 of September.

27 Jul, 2025
Gaza death toll nears 60,000 as Israel continues its brutal war on Palestinians
At least 59,821 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza since October 2023, the health ministry said on Sunday.

27 Jul, 2025
Church slams ‘extermination through starvation’ in Gaza, demands end to Israeli siege
“Mass starvation in Gaza is man-made and deliberate. Aid blocked, families waiting hours for a loaf of bread, children dying of hunger. ‘End this deadly siege now,’ urges Bishop Azar.

2 Jun, 2025
A look back at the prophetic history behind Hajj and how it’s performed
Millions of Muslims around the world travel to Islam’s most sacred city to perform religious duties. This annual journey has symbolic rites rooted in the deep prophetic history extending from Prophet Ibrahim to Prophet Muhammad.

2 Jun, 2025
In Gaza, even my children’s right to play is under attack
As some of the world celebrates International Children’s Day, Gaza’s children are being robbed of safety, play, and the very essence of childhood. A father and humanitarian worker shares what it’s like to watch joy vanish under siege.

2 Jun, 2025
Karol Nawrocki wins Poland’s presidential election
The conservative candidate defeated liberal rival Rafal Trzaskowski in a tight Polish presidential race, marked by debates over immigration and sovereignty.

1 Jun, 2025
Nearly 50 killed, 200 injured as Israeli forces open fire on aid seekers in southern Gaza
Nearly 50 Palestinians were killed and more than 200 others wounded on Sunday when Israeli forces opened fire on civilians seeking humanitarian aid in al-Mawasi, west of Rafah in southern Gaza.

30 May, 2025
Russia awaits Kiev’s nod for Istanbul peace talks
Ukraine, on the other hand, says it has already submitted its peace terms and accuses Moscow of stalling negotiations while escalating its military offensive.




