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US has reportedly exhausted most long range precision missiles in Iran war

Five months after the United States entered the war with Iran, attention is shifting from the battlefield to the country’s own weapons inventory. According to people familiar with internal military data, the US Army has used “virtually all” of its Army Tactical Missile Systems, or ATACMS, and Precision Strike Missiles, known as PrSM. These long […]

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Trump threatens Iran over Hormuz Strait as US negotiates oil shipments

US President Donald Trump has warned Iran it will face severe consequences if it does not keep the Hormuz Strait open to shipping in the near future. The threat comes as oil prices have begun falling, signalling that markets are responding to signs of potential progress in resolving the issue. US Secretary of State Marco

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Europe Threatens FIFA World Cup Boycott Over Privatisation Proposal

UEFA has issued its strongest warning yet to FIFA, threatening to boycott the FIFA World Cup and all other FIFA competitions if the governing body proceeds with plans to bring private investors into the commercial management of its tournaments. The dispute centres on a proposal by FIFA President Gianni Infantino to create a US$20 billion

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Spain deploys troops as thousands of migrants reach Ceuta enclave

Spain has sent military troops to the North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants attempted to enter Spanish territory from Morocco in a single day. The crossing attempt ended in tragedy, with at least 15 people drowning while trying to swim across the narrow strait separating the two territories. Eyewitnesses described chaotic scenes

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Japan earthquake kills 34 people as rescue efforts continue

A magnitude 7.1 earthquake has struck Japan, killing at least 34 people and leaving six others seriously injured, according to Al Jazeera. The quake caused significant damage across multiple regions, triggering search and rescue operations that are still underway. Emergency response teams are working to locate survivors in collapsed structures and clear debris from major

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Estonia tops global relocation rankings, India ranks 100th in 2026 index

Estonia has emerged as the world’s top destination for relocation in the inaugural Rumavi Global Relocation Index 2026, while India ranked 100th among 192 countries evaluated on factors ranging from affordability and taxation to healthcare, safety and business opportunities. The index assesses countries across 24 indicators grouped into four broad pillars: financial and tax environment,

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FIFA proposes selling World Cup stakes, triggering fierce opposition from UEFA and member associations

FIFA has proposed one of the most significant commercial changes in its history by creating a $20 billion subsidiary that would manage the commercial rights of the FIFA World Cup and other international tournaments. The proposed company, FIFA Forward Enterprise, would remain majority-owned by FIFA while offering minority stakes of up to 20% to private

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Iran fires missiles at US forces in Jordan after five day pause

Iran launched a barrage of missiles at US military installations in Jordan on Monday, marking a significant escalation after a five-day pause in hostilities. The US Central Command confirmed that its air defense systems successfully intercepted the incoming missiles, with no immediate reports of casualties or damage to military facilities. The attack comes as tensions

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Trump says US and Iran discussing war while strikes pause

US President Donald Trump has said that discussions about potential military action against Iran are happening during a pause in strikes, claiming there is a good chance something could happen. However, Iran’s government has publicly rejected this assertion, denying that any direct talks between the two countries are currently taking place. The conflicting statements from

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UK claims India withheld migrant deportations over Modi extradition dispute

Former UK Home Secretary Priti Patel has claimed that India refused to accept deportations of illegal migrants from Britain as leverage in a dispute over the extradition of Nirav Modi, the diamantaire wanted in India for alleged fraud. Patel, who served as home secretary between 2019 and 2022, made this allegation in recent comments, suggesting

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