Indonesia has proposed a multinational peacekeeping force for Gaza, estimating it could contribute up to 8,000 troops. However, deployment details remain unconfirmed.
Iran has issued a warning about the destructive influence on diplomacy as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu prepares for his visit to the US. The talks are crucial for US-Iran negotiations.
A UN report reveals that 53 migrants are dead or missing after a shipwreck off Libya. Only two survivors were rescued, highlighting the dangers of Mediterranean crossings.
China has launched its reusable spaceplane for the fourth time, continuing its series of secretive missions aimed at advancing space technology and exploration.
The Indian Coast Guard has seized three Iranian oil tankers in the Arabian Sea amid allegations of smuggling. This operation highlights India's commitment to maritime security.
WorldIran has arrested four reformist politicians, accusing them of collaborating with the US and Israel to undermine the country. This crackdown follows deadly protests in January, escalating tensions.
Bangladesh's February 12 election marks a turning point with Gen Z voters playing a crucial role. As the Awami League is banned, the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami rise in prominence. Young voters demand accountability and economic stability.
Prince William and Kate have voiced their deep concern regarding the recent Jeffrey Epstein revelations, marking a significant statement from the royal family amid ongoing scrutiny of Prince Andrew.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expresses skepticism about the future of economic ties with the US, citing ongoing sanctions and obstacles to cooperation.
Eight Muslim nations, including Pakistan, have issued a warning to Israel against its annexation efforts in the West Bank, condemning its expansionist policies and calling for international action.
Norway's ambassador to Jordan and Iraq, Mona Juul, resigns following an investigation into her connections with Jeffrey Epstein. This decision highlights serious lapses in judgment.
Indian Minister CR Patil has announced a plan to divert Indus River waters to India, raising concerns over regional stability and the future of the Indus Waters Treaty.
