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US-China Conflict Over Taiwan Risks Nuclear Escalation: Study
Beijing has never ruled out the use of force to take control of Taiwan, but has also said it would prefer "peaceful reunification." Taiwan's government rejects Beijing's sovereignty claims.
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"Bleeding India By Thousand Cuts": UN Envoy Slams Pak For Terrorism
The Indian diplomat said India has every right to defend itself from such cross-border terrorism.
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With Iran And UAE Present, India's 'Hormuz' Message To BRICS Nations
Jaishankar stressed that "safe and unimpeded maritime flows through international waterways, including the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, remain vital for global economic well-being".
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Not Missiles, But Energy Resilience: The Unexpected Winners Of Iran War
While energy-secure nations found room to manoeuvre, several oil-dependent economies absorbed the harshest shock of the Iran war.
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'Iran Ceasefire On Life Support': Trump After Dismissing Tehran's Proposal
Trump's swift rejection of Iran's response on Sunday has fueled concerns that shipping through Strait of Hormuz will continue to be hampered.
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A Year After Op Sindoor, Pak Army Chief's Unprovoked Threat To India
Reiterating his warning, Munir said that if "Pakistan's enemies" undertook any such move in the future, the effects of war would not remain limited.
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"Go Back To England": Argentina's Vice President Targets Falkland Residents
The remark came after a leaked memo from the Pentagon suggested the US might reconsider its stance on Britain’s claim to the territory
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China Steps Up Iran Diplomacy While Seeking Smooth Summit With Trump
Considering Trump transactional and susceptible to flattery, China is seeking to advance its goals on trade and its claims on Taiwan at the summit, people familiar with China's thinking said.
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Xi Pushes 4-Point Peace Plan For Middle East, Promises To Help Boost Security
The announcement comes as the US and Iran deliberate on the possibility of another round of talks before the ceasefire expires after the talks in Pakistan broke down.
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Iran Slams US Blockade As 'Grave Violation Of Sovereignty'
Iran slammed a US blockade around its ports on Monday as a "grave violation" of its sovereignty, as Washington and Tehran's belligerent...
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French Government Ditching Windows For Linux To Reduce Digital Dependency On US Tech
France begins switching government workstations from Windows to Linux to enhance digital sovereignty.
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Israeli Airstrikes In Lebanon Kill 20, Threaten Iran And US Peace Talks
Mohammad Baqir Ghalibaf, who is expected to head the Iranian delegation in talks with US Vice President JD Vance, has made a ceasefire in Lebanon and release of Iran's blocked assets as a precondition before the start of negotiations
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Inside China's Relationship With Iran Amid Middle East War
While China and Iran are sometimes considered part of a broader anti-Western group - alongside Russia and North Korea - their ties is transactional.
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Russia Promotes Max Messenger App As WhatsApp, Telegram Face Bans
Russians are being urged to use Max Messenger in the name of "technological sovereignty".
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Can US Send Convoys To Protect Ships In Hormuz? What Naval Warfare Laws Say
Even though the Strait of Hormuz is subject to the sovereignty of adjacent states, all other states' ships have navigational rights through the strait.
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US-China Conflict Over Taiwan Risks Nuclear Escalation: Study
Beijing has never ruled out the use of force to take control of Taiwan, but has also said it would prefer "peaceful reunification." Taiwan's government rejects Beijing's sovereignty claims.
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"Bleeding India By Thousand Cuts": UN Envoy Slams Pak For Terrorism
The Indian diplomat said India has every right to defend itself from such cross-border terrorism.
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With Iran And UAE Present, India's 'Hormuz' Message To BRICS Nations
Jaishankar stressed that "safe and unimpeded maritime flows through international waterways, including the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, remain vital for global economic well-being".
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Not Missiles, But Energy Resilience: The Unexpected Winners Of Iran War
While energy-secure nations found room to manoeuvre, several oil-dependent economies absorbed the harshest shock of the Iran war.
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'Iran Ceasefire On Life Support': Trump After Dismissing Tehran's Proposal
Trump's swift rejection of Iran's response on Sunday has fueled concerns that shipping through Strait of Hormuz will continue to be hampered.
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A Year After Op Sindoor, Pak Army Chief's Unprovoked Threat To India
Reiterating his warning, Munir said that if "Pakistan's enemies" undertook any such move in the future, the effects of war would not remain limited.
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"Go Back To England": Argentina's Vice President Targets Falkland Residents
The remark came after a leaked memo from the Pentagon suggested the US might reconsider its stance on Britain’s claim to the territory
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China Steps Up Iran Diplomacy While Seeking Smooth Summit With Trump
Considering Trump transactional and susceptible to flattery, China is seeking to advance its goals on trade and its claims on Taiwan at the summit, people familiar with China's thinking said.
-
Xi Pushes 4-Point Peace Plan For Middle East, Promises To Help Boost Security
The announcement comes as the US and Iran deliberate on the possibility of another round of talks before the ceasefire expires after the talks in Pakistan broke down.
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Iran Slams US Blockade As 'Grave Violation Of Sovereignty'
Iran slammed a US blockade around its ports on Monday as a "grave violation" of its sovereignty, as Washington and Tehran's belligerent...
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French Government Ditching Windows For Linux To Reduce Digital Dependency On US Tech
France begins switching government workstations from Windows to Linux to enhance digital sovereignty.
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Israeli Airstrikes In Lebanon Kill 20, Threaten Iran And US Peace Talks
Mohammad Baqir Ghalibaf, who is expected to head the Iranian delegation in talks with US Vice President JD Vance, has made a ceasefire in Lebanon and release of Iran's blocked assets as a precondition before the start of negotiations
-
Inside China's Relationship With Iran Amid Middle East War
While China and Iran are sometimes considered part of a broader anti-Western group - alongside Russia and North Korea - their ties is transactional.
-
Russia Promotes Max Messenger App As WhatsApp, Telegram Face Bans
Russians are being urged to use Max Messenger in the name of "technological sovereignty".
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Can US Send Convoys To Protect Ships In Hormuz? What Naval Warfare Laws Say
Even though the Strait of Hormuz is subject to the sovereignty of adjacent states, all other states' ships have navigational rights through the strait.
