Trump Signals Support for Selling F35 Jets to Saudi Arabia Ahead of High Level Meeting

United States President Donald Trump has said he intends to approve the sale of American made F35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, a decision that could reshape military dynamics in the Middle East and influence long standing security arrangements in the region. His

MI5 Warns UK Lawmakers of Chinese Intelligence Activity on LinkedIn

Britain’s domestic intelligence agency has issued a warning to members of Parliament that Chinese operatives are attempting to contact and build relationships with them through professional networking platforms including LinkedIn. The alert has raised concerns about the scale and method of foreign intelligence

Fifa Rejects Malaysia Appeal and Calls for Criminal Investigations Over Fake Heritage Player Claims

Fifa has rejected the appeal filed by the Football Association of Malaysia and has urged authorities in five countries to launch criminal investigations into the use of forged documents that allowed several foreign born footballers to represent Malaysia. The governing body has also

Why India Is Unlikely to Extradite Sheikh Hasina to Bangladesh Despite Death Sentence

India is not expected to agree to an extradition request for former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who now faces the death penalty in Bangladesh after being convicted of crimes against humanity. Analysts say the situation has added to New Delhi’s worries that

Global Cloudflare Disruption Temporarily Takes Down Major Websites Including ChatGPT and X

A widespread technical failure affecting the network of cybersecurity company Cloudflare caused major disruptions across the internet on Tuesday, temporarily bringing down a long list of high profile websites and online services. Platforms ranging from government agencies to transport networks and major technology

China’s Baidu Reports Strong AI Revenue Growth Even as Overall Earnings Slow

China’s leading search and technology company Baidu reported a significant rise in its artificial intelligence revenue during the third quarter, even as other parts of its business faced weaker market conditions. The company said that its AI related income grew by fifty percent

China-Japan tensions rise as Chinese student numbers continue to fall in the United States

Here is a look at some of the major China related stories making headlines today, from renewed diplomatic strains between Beijing and Tokyo to new data on international student trends and deeper analysis of military capabilities. China has intensified its diplomatic freeze with

Israeli Strike in Southern Lebanon Kills Hezbollah Member as Tensions Rise Near United Nations Peacekeepers

Tensions along the Lebanon Israel border intensified again after the Israeli military announced on Monday that it had carried out an air strike that killed a Hezbollah operative in southern Lebanon. The incident occurred on the same day Israeli forces mistakenly fired near

Ecuador Rejects Return of United States Military Bases in Significant Blow to President Noboa

Ecuadorian voters have firmly rejected a proposal to allow the return of United States military bases to the country, delivering a major political setback to President Daniel Noboa, who has maintained a close relationship with former United States President Donald Trump and his

Trump Suggests Possible Dialogue with Maduro as US Military Presence Expands in Caribbean

United States President Donald Trump said on Sunday that Washington may soon enter into discussions with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, signalling a possible diplomatic shift at a time when the United States is increasing its military presence in the Caribbean. His comments came