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How Can the U.S. Achieve “Limited” Nuclear Tests Without Explosions?

U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright provided an important clarification following Donald Trump’s directive to resume nuclear-weapons testing, by noting on Sunday that any planned tests will not involve nuclear detonations. (AP News +2 Reuters).Instead, the tests are being described as non-critical experiments that aim to verify components of weapons rather than cause full-scale...

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In defence

Araghchi Warns against Increased Israeli Aggression; Iran Prepares for Any Scenario

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued a pointed public warning that Iran is fully prepared for any scenario, including renewed military aggression by Israel. Speaking with Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera, Araghchi stated that Iran possesses “significant experience” and had tested its missile capabilities under battle conditions, signalling to Israel that any future offensives would bring...

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In Ceasefire

UN Highlights Severe Aid Constraints in Gaza Despite Ceasefire

Although a ceasefire has been implemented in Gaza, United Nations officials have reported significant difficulties scaling up humanitarian aid operations due to Israeli restrictions and damaged infrastructure. OCHA noted that while aid convoys have entered Gaza in sufficient quantity to meet immediate population needs. Logistical Challenges in Aid Delivery OCHA reported that aid convoys have...

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In BusinessPolitics

China Is Winning the Trade War without Fighting and losses

China has emerged victorious in the ongoing trade conflict between them and the United States despite rising tariffs and trade tensions, emerging as an economic and geopolitical power. Although Washington imposes steep tariffs on Chinese imports, Beijing has expertly navigated through it all to strengthen both their economic and geopolitical standing. Economic Resilience in an...

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In BusinessPolitics

China Confirms Trump-Xi Meeting

U.S. and People’s Republic of China governments have officially confirmed that Xi Jinping and Donald Trump will meet this Thursday at Busan port city, South Korea, marking a historic moment between two leading powers. Beijing’s Foreign Ministry issued the announcement Wednesday afternoon, marking an unprecedented diplomatic occasion between a number of world’s leading powers. What...

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In Science

How China Is Implementing AI into Classrooms

China is rapidly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) into its educational system in an effort to enhance learning experiences, bridge educational disparities and prepare its children for a technology-driven future. This initiative falls under China’s ambitious “AI+ education” strategy which seeks to integrate AI across all levels of education by 2035 (source: State Council of China).Nationwide...

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In GazaPolitics

No Foreign Power Can Determine Palestinian Leadership: Ireland’s President-Elect

Ireland’s president-elect made an emphatic declaration on Sunday during a press conference in Dublin where she addressed Ireland’s position on Israel-Palestine conflicts. No external power should have the right to decide who leads Palestinian people postwar political discussions have intensified over. Her words highlighted Ireland’s stance against Israeli-Palestinian conflict. An Official Position on Palestinian Sovereignty...

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In Smuggling

Seventeen Dead as Migrant Boat Sinks in Aegean Sea Disaster

Tragic events unfolded on October 24, 2025 when a rubber dinghy carrying 18 migrants capsized off of Bodrum, Turkey’s coast in the Aegean Sea, killing at least 14 individuals, including 16 migrants and an suspected smuggler. Two survivors managed to make it out alive – one swam for six hours to reach shore while the...