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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a new economic pressure campaign against Iran, targeting all revenue sources including oil to isolate Tehran. The campaign, dubbed 'Operation Economic Outcast,' aims to force Iran to make major concessions on its nuclear program and regional actions.
A cross-party delegation of Japanese lawmakers arrived in Beijing on Monday in an effort to ease strained bilateral relations after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's controversial remarks on Taiwan sparked diplomatic tensions that are now affecting economic ties. The visit, which runs through Thursday, marks the first high-level consultations with Chinese Communist Party officials since relations deteriorated late last year.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree enabling the state to temporarily take control of critical infrastructure if owners fail to secure or repair it adequately. This follows Ukraine's intensified drone strikes on Russian energy and logistics facilities, which have caused significant damage and fuel shortages.
Prince Harry has resigned from the board of African Parks after the conservation organization admitted human rights abuses by its staff. The Duke's spokesperson said he remains a passionate supporter of the organization's mission.
An Israeli airstrike on a tent camp in central Gaza killed at least one and wounded several, raising the Palestinian death toll since the October 2025 ceasefire to over 1,200. The strike near al-Aqsa Hospital followed continued Israeli operations despite a U.S.-mediated ceasefire.
The US is set to announce new economic sanctions against Iran, described as the largest 'economic landing' ever. Iranians are expected to bear heavy consequences, while the government seeks support from partners like China.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has committed to supporting the government in its economic battle against external sanctions, with its commander vowing to stand beside the cabinet. The pledge signals an expanded role for the IRGC in Iran's political and economic affairs amid mounting international pressure.
Yemeni forces announced a strike on a Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea, with no immediate details on damage or casualties. Saudi Arabia has yet to respond, and analysts warn of heightened regional tensions and maritime security risks.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked Donald Trump's campaign slogan with a social media post reading 'Make America hungry again,' a jab at U.S. sanctions. The post highlights rising tensions between Tehran and Washington amid stalled nuclear talks.
South Africa announced on October 30 its readiness to cooperate with Iran in legal prosecutions, emphasizing a commitment to strengthening judicial ties. The move is seen as a step forward in bilateral relations, with both sides discussing areas such as legal information exchange and investigative support.
