Iran’s latest ballistic missile, known as the Khorramshahr-4 or Kheibar, is quietly becoming one of the most closely watched weapons in today’s shifting global security landscape. Military experts say the missile reflects years of steady development and highlights how seriously Iran is

The Government of Tanzania has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding access to essential social services and strengthening human rights protections, presenting its progress and future plans at a major global forum in Switzerland. Speaking during the 61st session of the United Nations

 France has asked the United States for clarification after American envoy Charles Kushner failed to attend a scheduled meeting to explain controversial remarks linked to the killing of a far-right activist, an issue that briefly raised diplomatic concern but has not derailed

French President Emmanuel Macron has sharply criticized Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, describing it as a “triple failure” for Moscow as the conflict reached its fourth year, while reaffirming France’s continued political and diplomatic backing for Kyiv. Speaking during anniversary events marking four

Tensions are rising between Europe and the United States after European officials urged Washington to respect a recent trade agreement, following the announcement of new tariffs that could disrupt one of the world’s most important economic partnerships. The warning came from the

A major cobalt purchase by global mining and commodities firm Glencore is drawing renewed global attention to the growing strategic importance of critical minerals, as countries race to secure materials essential for the future of clean energy and advanced technology. The agreement

Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) have once again delivered a unified message backing Ukraine’s sovereignty, marking four years since the conflict with Russia began. Their joint declaration reaffirmed support for Ukraine’s independence, territorial integrity, and long-term stability, while emphasizing that

The International Criminal Court has announced a new investigation into alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Africa’s Sahel region, a move that is already stirring debate over international justice and national sovereignty. The announcement was made  at the court’s headquarters