Nuclear wingman
Pakistan Tells Iran New Saudi-Turkey Pact Is 'Open to All'
Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar spoke Monday with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi, insisting the newly signed "Mecca Joint Defense Accord" with Saudi Arabia and Turkey is strictly defensive and open to regional partners. The outreach highlights deep Arab skepticism over Islamabad's true deterrent value beyond its nuclear status.
10.08.26
Ben Gavish
Tab counter-demand
Trump: Iran Wants War Damages? I Want Compensation Too
10.08.26
Eliyahu Amar
Bogotá Heights
Colombia Recognizes Israeli Sovereignty Over Golan Heights
10.08.26
Asaf Nissan
Novel warfare
Russian Drone Wipes Out Major Publishing House in Kyiv
10.08.26
Asaf Nissan
Boiling point reached
World's Oceans Hit Hottest July Temperatures Ever Recorded
10.08.26
Marni Harow
Iraq's PM: 'We Won't Join Any Alliance'
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi declared that Iraq will not join any regional alliance, following the landmark security pact signed in Mecca by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey. Despite visits to both Washington and Tehran, Baghdad's balancing act faces mounting strain as crossfire and internal proxy pressures escalate.
10.08.26
Ben Gavish
Shaky Foundations
Israeli in Colombia: 'At Least 5-6 Buildings Collapsed'
10.08.26
Itzhak Abuhatzeira
Gangster ayatollah
Khamenei Aide: 'Supreme Leader' Behind Ex-President's Death
10.08.26
Ben Gavish
Beijing Big Tech
Zuckerberg Warns U.S. Is Handing China the AI Advantage
10.08.26
Marni Harow
A helping hand
Israeli Company Tapped to Rescue Cyprus Capital from Crisis
10.08.26
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