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Iran and Iraq reaffirmed their commitment to ongoing consultations on issues of mutual interest, focusing on regional security, economic cooperation, and border matters. Analysts see this dialogue as a positive signal for regional peace amid Middle East volatility.
Iran has warned of a strong response to any U.S. actions it sees as aggressive and in breach of a ceasefire, amid elevated bilateral tensions. The statement calls for international condemnation of U.S. strikes, which Washington defends as self-defense. Analysts fear the rhetoric could heighten regional instability.
New revelations about systematic torture of Palestinian prisoners have emerged, with Israeli soldiers showing joy rather than remorse. This reflects a deep societal shift away from the old 'shooting and crying' narrative, as violence becomes celebrated rather than mourned.
Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and the European Union have summoned Russian ambassadors after Moscow warned foreigners and diplomats to leave Kyiv due to new airstrike threats. The EU called the move an unacceptable escalation, while Germany said it would not be intimidated and vowed continued support for Ukraine.
Iran condemned US airstrikes on Hormozgan province as a 'gross violation' of the ceasefire, with a Revolutionary Guard commander vowing a swift response. The attacks come as both sides were making progress in Doha peace talks. The US insists the Strait of Hormuz must be reopened 'one way or another.'
Bộ Ngoại giao Nga kêu gọi công dân nước ngoài, bao gồm nhân viên ngoại giao, rời khỏi thủ đô Kyiv của Ukraine ngay lập tức, đồng thời cảnh báo các cuộc tập kích nhằm vào trung tâm ra quyết định và cơ sở sản xuất UAV. Động thái này được xem là sự leo thang đáng kể sau hơn 4 năm xung đột.
Iranian Energy Minister Abbas Aliabadi confirmed he delivered President Masoud Pezeshkian's message to Tajik leaders, focusing on expanding cooperation in energy, trade and investment. The move signals Tehran's commitment to strengthening ties with Central Asia as both nations seek to overcome years of strained relations.
Nearly nine months after rebel groups imposed a fuel blockade on Mali's capital, the conflict has escalated dramatically, threatening to destabilize the entire Sahel without urgent diplomatic intervention. The JNIM and Tuareg separatists have coordinated attacks, killing Mali's defense minister and gaining ground, while the junta's abrogation of peace accords and expulsion of French forces have deepened the crisis.
Pakistan and China have reached a 'new broad consensus' to strengthen their strategic partnership, focusing on CPEC and Gwadar Port development. The joint statement came as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif concluded a visit to Beijing, with Pakistan seeking investment while also mediating the US-Israel conflict with Iran. Both sides also reaffirmed the One-China principle and condemned the use of Afghan territory by militant groups.
