The UN reports drone strikes killed 200+ people in Sudan in just over a week, marking a deadly escalation in a war that has displaced millions while receiving minimal international coverage.
The U.S. has spent $12 billion on military operations against Iran without congressional authorization. The war's costs are spiraling, its objectives remain undefined, and constitutional oversight is absent.
Iranian state media celebrates as five of seven women footballers abandon Australian asylum bids and return home, raising questions about what pressure tactics turned athletes seeking protection into propaganda victories.
Pentagon strikes on Iran's Kharg Island oil hub threaten to push crude past $147 per barrel, triggering a global economic shock that will hit developing nations and working families hardest.
A phone call about 'global shipping' reveals how the UK is being pulled into Trump's Iran confrontation without parliamentary debate or public consent.
A BBC visit to the aftermath of an Israeli strike that killed a Lebanese family reveals how military operations systematically blur the lines between civilians and combatants.
Iran's military directly threatened UAE cities after claiming the U.S. launched attacks on Kharg Island from Emirati territory, marking a dangerous expansion of the conflict to Gulf Arab population centers.
Reza Pahlavi's talks with the Trump administration alarm Iranian democracy advocates who remember what happened when the U.S. last chose their leader.
IDF spokesperson confirms strikes will continue through Passover with U.S. coordination, marking shift to open-ended warfare without diplomatic objectives.
The U.S. Embassy in Venezuela raised the American flag for the first time in seven years, signaling normalized relations with the Maduro regime despite ongoing human rights abuses and political prisoners.
A precision missile strike destroyed the U.S. Embassy's air defense system in Baghdad — a calculated attack that exposes the hollow claims of deterrence while Iraqi civilians brace for the inevitable retaliation.
Senator Warner's call for investigating a deadly school strike while supporting the war that enables it reveals how even skeptical lawmakers legitimize permanent military action by focusing on tactics rather than strategy.
Former commercial farmers dispossessed during Zimbabwe's land reform have hired Mercury Public Affairs, a lobbying firm with deep Trump administration ties, to pressure for $3.5 billion in compensation payments.
Trump says Iran wants a ceasefire but terms aren't 'good enough yet'—revealing an administration with no exit strategy as civilian casualties mount and oil prices surge.
As Trump's military campaign against Iran enters its third week, oil prices are surging and Western resolve on Russian sanctions is cracking — delivering Putin exactly the geopolitical opening he needed.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's pledge of 'no quarter, no mercy' violates international humanitarian law—and legal experts warn it puts U.S. troops at greater risk.