Iran Rejects Trump's Claim of Halting 800 Executions

Iran's judiciary has firmly rejected former US President Donald Trump's assertion that his intervention prevented over 800 executions, calling the claim 'completely false' amid ongoing protests and crackdowns.

Iran's Blistering Attack on Zelensky Over UN Charter Violations

Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has launched a fierce verbal assault on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, accusing him of violating international law and contradicting UN Charter principles while condemning Kyiv's push for Western milit

7 Indian Fishermen Arrested by Sri Lanka for Poaching

In a recent maritime incident, the Sri Lankan Navy has detained seven Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu for allegedly fishing illegally in Sri Lankan waters near the Palk Strait, raising tensions over long-standing fishing disputes.

India-EU FTA: What's Agreed and What's at Stake

After years of intensive talks, India and the European Union have reached significant agreements on their free trade pact, though ratification faces potential parliamentary hurdles highlighted by recent EU court challenges.

IMD Yellow Alert: Rain in Delhi, Snow in Shimla

The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rain and winter chill in Delhi, while Shimla witnessed its first snowfall of the season, signaling the onset of colder weather across northern India.

PBOC Sets Strongest Yuan Fixing in Almost 3 Years

China's central bank has set its strongest yuan guidance rate since May 2023 at 6.9929 against the US dollar, indicating controlled currency appreciation despite export concerns amid a record trade surplus.

Pacific Climate Shift: La Niña Weakens, Warm Water Moves

Significant changes are unfolding in the central Pacific Ocean as La Niña weakens faster than expected. Warmer subsurface water is moving eastward, potentially signaling a transition that could impact global weather patterns, agriculture, and economies wo

Venezuela's Oil-Backed Debt to China: Key Details

Venezuela owes China billions in debt secured by oil exports, a critical financial arrangement amid economic crises. This article explores the scale, reasons, and implications of this oil-involved debt.

Saudi Arabia's Nitaqat 2.0 Aims for 340,000 Jobs

Saudi Arabia has introduced Nitaqat 2.0, a major labor market reform targeting the creation of 340,000 private sector jobs over three years to boost local employment and economic growth.

Iran's Pahlavi Legacy Debate Resurfaces Amid Protests

As anti-government protests challenge Iran's Islamic Republic, the legacy of the Pahlavi monarchy is being fiercely debated. From Reza Shah's 1921 coup to Mohammad Reza Shah's 1979 overthrow, their rule combined modernization with repression.

Trump Considers Fourth Term, Defies Constitution

US President Donald Trump suggests running for a fourth term, claiming 'record numbers' despite constitutional two-term limit. He cites 2020 election as 'rigged' to justify extra term.

South Africa's Three Capital Cities Explained

Discover why South Africa uniquely operates with three capital cities - Pretoria, Cape Town, and Bloemfontein - each hosting different government branches, a historical compromise that continues today.

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