Iran says two soldiers killed in Israeli strikes on military bases
Iran has “no limits” in defending its territorial integrity, according to its foreign minister, as the country’s state media reported on Saturday that predawn Israeli air strikes targeting military bases killed at least four military personnel and damaged radar systems. “I think we’ve shown that our determination to defend ourselves knows no limits,” Abbas Araghchi
Once upon a time in Dahiyeh: Israel’s destruction of Lebanon’s communities
Mazen used to run a gift and perfume store called Mazen Kado (French for gift) in Mreijeh. He lived what he described as a calm life with his beloved cat Cici, the star of his TikTok account. When the bombing started, he sent his family to stay elsewhere while he and Cici remained. On one
A nation torn between Russia, the West: Your simple guide to Georgia’s vote
Georgians will vote in parliamentary elections on Saturday that look set to define whether the mountainous nation that straddles Eastern Europe and West Asia will pivot towards Moscow or Brussels. The geopolitical bifurcation of the country’s politics has been gradually building for years but came to the fore in April, when wide-scale protests broke out.
At least four killed in ambush on military vehicle in India’s Kashmir
Security forces deploy drones, helicopters to scan nearby forest to hunt the suspects following the attack in Gulmarg. At least four people, including two soldiers, were killed when armed men ambushed a military vehicle in Indian-administered Kashmir, officials said, the fourth attack in the disputed region in two weeks. On Friday, the Indian Army confirmed
Why are some Taiwanese afraid of giving legislators more power?
Taiwan’s constitutional court will rule today on whether controversial reforms of government oversight laws are constitutional. The reforms were passed earlier this year at the legislature in a highly contentious move that led to brawling between legislators – something of a Taiwanese tradition – and the largest mass protests in a decade. Supporters say the
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