Sheikh Hasina Will Return to Bangladesh in December
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina told Reuters she plans to return from exile in India around December to voluntarily surrender before a court.
International
UK Advises Female Troops to Eat More and Sleep Longer to Meet Elite Military Demands
The UK MoD has issued new health guidance urging female soldiers in elite roles to consume up to 3,500 calories daily and prioritize sleep to prevent injuries and hormonal issues.
International
At Least 12 Killed, 23 Missing in Devastating Wildfire in Southern Spain
A devastating wildfire in southern Spain has left at least 12 people dead and 23 missing. Emergency services continue to battle the blaze in Almería as officials fear many victims are expats.
International
Trump Warns of Fresh U.S. Strikes on Iran ‘Tonight’ Following Previous Attacks
U.S. President Donald Trump announced from the NATO summit in Ankara that the United States is preparing to hit Iran "very hard" with another round of military strikes.
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International
U.S. quietly adds Pakistan to AMRAAM missile contract in sign of thawing defense ties
The U.S. adds Pakistan to a contract for advanced AIM-120C8/D missiles, signaling possible F-16 upgrades and a cautious revival in defense relations.
International
Taipei appeals to Washington amid rising Chinese military pressure
Taipei’s president says Trump should win Nobel if he convinces Xi to renounce force against Taiwan — casting the island’s security as a shared global interest.
International
Putin, Netanyahu Discuss Trump’s Gaza Plan, Iran, and Syria in Rare Call
Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu spoke about Trump’s Gaza plan, Iran’s nuclear program, and Syria—marking an unusual convergence of crises and diplomacy.
International
India Opens Talks to Buy Five More Russian S-400 Systems
India is negotiating with Russia for five more S-400 air-defense systems to bolster coastal and northern coverage, despite delivery risks and sanctions headwinds.
Economy
U.S. Coal Lease Fetches Only $0.0011 per Ton, Exposing Industry’s Collapse
A Navajo-owned company won rights to 167 million tons of U.S. coal for $186,000 — about $0.0011 per ton — reflecting the sharp decline of America’s once-dominant fossil fuel industry.
