Israeli Strikes Kill Six, Including Children, Across Gaza Strip

At least six people have been killed and dozens injured in ongoing Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, even as Hamas officials meet with Egyptian, Qatari, and Turkish mediators in Cairo to discuss truce implementation. Casualties Mount in Khan Younis, Bureij, and Gaza City Health officials told the … Read more

US Bombs Iran Following Trump’s Vow of Retaliation

The United States launched a powerful bombing raid against Iran starting at 8 pm Eastern Time on Wednesday, according to US Central Command, following a ballistic missile attack on American forces in the Middle East. President Donald Trump warned that it was our turn to hit them after Tehran targeted US personnel in Jordan. Military … Read more

London Police Arrest Dozens at Palestine Action Rally

British police arrested 77 people outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday as crowds gathered to support Palestine Action, an activist group proscribed as a terrorist organization in the United Kingdom, according to London’s Metropolitan Police. The demonstration marked the first public protest in support of the group since Andy Burnham assumed office as prime minister … Read more

Oil Prices Slip Despite Middle East Attacks

Crude oil markets ticked lower as maritime trade through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait continued despite renewed Middle East strikes and an Egyptian port drone attack, according to industry reports and shipping data. Brent crude traded at $89.46 per barrel while West Texas Intermediate sat at $83.54 per barrel, both dropping roughly 1% from Wednesday’s close, … Read more

How Netanyahu Convinced Trump to Keep Troops in Syria Using Maps

According to a senior diplomatic source who spoke with The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday, Iran is currently harboring centrifuges at Pickaxe Mountain, and Israel does not believe the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program has been completely destroyed. The diplomatic disclosures offer a direct look into high-level consultations between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and United States leadership, … Read more

Iran Attacks US Bases as Trump Meets Netanyahu

The United States military intercepted ballistic missiles fired by Iran across the Middle East, according to a Wednesday statement from US Central Command (CENTCOM). The launch involved multiple ballistic missiles fired by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in what CENTCOM described on X as an “attempted surprise attack on US forces based in the … Read more

Iraqi Armed Groups Condemn US-Saudi Strikes as ‘Dangerous Escalation

Joint military strikes conducted by Saudi Arabia and the United States killed at least 20 members of Iraq’s Popular Mobilisation Forces and wounded 32 others across multiple sites in Iraq, according to statements released by the PMF and military officials. The operation follows a series of intercepted drone attacks targeting petroleum facilities in the Eastern … Read more

Top AI Military Companies: The New Defense Tech Giants

The military AI industry is expanding rapidly as global military expenditure climbed to $2.88 trillion, according to data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). Driven by software integration and screen-based combat systems, traditional defense primes and software-first startups are securing multi-billion-dollar contracts to transform national armed forces into AI-first fighting units. Defense Primes … Read more

US and Iran Face New Hopes for Nuclear Talks

Iran has passed another night without US air strikes as Washington pauses a military campaign nearing its fifth month, while reports indicate that shrinking munitions stockpiles have constrained plans for further escalation, according to recent media reports. The temporary halt has revived diplomatic hopes for a return to negotiations after nearly two weeks of consecutive … Read more

Saudi Arabia’s Oil Exports Rely on a Single Vulnerable Route

Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports to Asian buyers face severe logistical bottlenecks as regional conflicts choke traditional maritime corridors, forcing state shippers to rely heavily on Red Sea transit routes that are increasingly targeted by militant attacks. Strait of Hormuz Closure and the Red Sea Workaround The ongoing regional war in Iran has effectively closed … Read more