Iraq’s incumbent Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, claimed victory in the country’s general election yesterday, as preliminary results showed his coalition securing a clear lead. Supporters gathered in Tahrir Square, Baghdad, celebrating with fireworks and music late into the evening, marking a rare moment of optimism in a nation long plagued by conflict. In a […]
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For the first time since the federal government shutdown began, daily U.S. airline cancellations have topped 2,000 — a clear signal that the crisis is deepening and impacting millions of travelers nationwide. According to aviation tracking site FlightAware, more than 2,100 flights were canceled on Sunday, with an additional 7,000 delays reported across major airports. […]
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Indonesia is considering stricter regulations on violent video games such as PUBG: Battlegrounds after a tragic explosion at a Jakarta school mosque left nearly 100 students injured. The blast, which occurred just before prayers on November 7, has reignited national concern over the potential psychological impact of games that simulate combat and weapon use. According […]
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As Iran faces one of the most severe droughts in its modern history, the government has announced plans to implement periodic water cuts across Tehran, a city of nearly 10 million residents. The drastic measure comes amid the lowest rainfall in over a century, leaving reservoirs dangerously depleted and forcing authorities to act before the […]
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Tensions between Israel and Iran surged once again after the United States and Israel accused Tehran of orchestrating an assassination plot against Israel’s ambassador to Mexico, Einat Kranz-Neiger. The Iranian government quickly dismissed the claim, calling it “a big lie,” while Mexican authorities stated they had no information regarding such an incident. According to Israel’s […]
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