World
Gaza Faces Deepening Humanitarian Crisis as Ceasefire Efforts Remain Fragile
Gaza’s humanitarian crisis is worsening as fragile ceasefire efforts face renewed violence, aid constraints, displacement and severe shortages of basic services.
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Middle East
Politics
Bangladesh Weighs Joining Mecca Pact Amid a New Foreign Policy Debate
Bangladesh is evaluating the proposed Mecca Pact, raising questions about its future diplomatic balance in South Asia and the Middle East.
Opinion
Syria Removed From U.S. Terrorism List: A State’s Rebirth or a New Geopolitical Game?
The United States has removed Syria from its terrorism list after 47 years, opening a new chapter of recognition, reconstruction, and geopolitical competition.
World
Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Ceasefire Diplomacy Stalls
Continuing violence, severe aid constraints and unresolved disputes over disarmament and withdrawal are keeping Gaza’s fragile ceasefire under pressure.
World
Iran–US Standoff Deepens as Strait of Hormuz Shipping Nearly Grinds to a Halt
Stalled diplomacy and attacks on tankers are disrupting Hormuz traffic, keeping oil markets on edge and raising fears of wider regional escalation.
Business
Oil Gains as Iran Maintains Hormuz Conditions and Regional Risks Persist
Crude prices rose after Iran linked Hormuz reopening to U.S. concessions while new attacks heightened concerns over energy supplies.