$25bn Deal for Iran-Russia Nuclear Project

Tehran and Moscow have signed a $25 billion agreement to construct four nuclear power reactors in southern Iran, according to reports from Iranian state media.

Tracking Myanmar’s Nuclear Drive: Latest Developments Under the Junta

The junta’s recent announcement to construct a small-scale nuclear power plant in the coming years marks the culmination of Myanmar’s decades-long pursuit of nuclear technology, which began in the early 2000s.

Post-Soviet Bloc Defying Western Hegemony, Says Iranian Official

The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is playing a pivotal role in challenging Western unilateralism and contributing to the creation of a multipolar global order, according to Iranian Minister of Industry, Mines and Trade Mohammad Atabak.

Kremlin Reacts to Trump’s Urging of EU to Cut Russian Energy Imports

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said that U.S. President Donald Trump is advocating for European nations to stop purchasing Russian oil and gas as a way to promote American energy interests. According to Peskov, Trump's approach highlights that he is, above all, “a businessman.”

Trump Meets Arab, Muslim Leaders at UN Over Gaza War

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the United States could potentially end the war in Gaza immediately, during a meeting with Arab and Muslim leaders at the United Nations on Tuesday.

Arakan Army Alleges Cross-Border Attack by Rohingya Insurgents in Maungdaw

The Arakan Army (AA) has raised concerns over recent cross-border militant activity, alleging that Rohingya insurgent groups carried out a coordinated assault on one of its bases in Maungdaw Township, near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border.

Trump Criticizes UN Over ‘Ineffectiveness’ in Global Affairs

U.S. President Donald Trump faced an awkward situation upon arriving to deliver his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. Accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump, the president stepped onto a moving escalator at the UN headquarters, only for it to suddenly stop. The couple had to walk the rest of the way up the stairs.

Russia Reaffirms Recognition of Palestinian State Amid Gaza Crisis

Russia has reiterated its long-standing recognition of Palestinian statehood, highlighting that it had acknowledged Palestine's independence back in 1988—decades before the current humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.

Western Powers Recognize Palestine: What Comes Next?

The recognition of Palestinian statehood by major Western powers — including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Portugal — marks a historic shift in global diplomacy. These recognitions, joining over 140 other UN member states, have stirred both celebration and skepticism within the international community.

UK, Canada, and Australia Recognize State of Palestine Ahead of UN Summit

In a landmark diplomatic move, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia have officially recognized the State of Palestine. The announcements come just days before the annual United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) summit in New York, where the Israel-Palestine conflict is expected to dominate discussions.