Protesters gather outside the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, during a visit by Argentinian President Javier Milei, in the Spanish capital for an economic forum.
A senior Iranian security official has stated that the country has made a definitive decision to respond without any limitations to any enemy aggression, assassinations, or killings.
The US Department of War is reassessing the future of its military installations across West Asia following Iranian retaliatory strikes, a report says.
An Iraqi anti-terror resistance group says terms like handover and disarmament regarding the “sacred weapons of the Resistance” have no place in its lexicon.
The US has secured discounted Venezuelan oil and a 35% stake in a private oil venture under a secret deal that gives Washington preferential access to the country’s oil output, says a report.
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions face mounting challenges as Yemeni operations disrupt the kingdom’s oil infrastructure, airports, and major international events.
Academic and political commentator Mustapha Traore discusses a month of protests in France fueled by declining purchasing power, deteriorating university conditions and widespread public dissatisfaction.
Hundreds of students and professors protested at Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid against Argentine President Javier Milei’s visit, denouncing his remarks and cuts to public funding.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman says the US is trying to play the victim in the aggression against the country by turning the aggressor into the accuser.