Iran Rial Record Low Raises Stakes for U.S. Sanctions Push
Iran's rial fell to a new record low as Washington prepared a wider sanctions drive, turning the next test toward trade partners, oil flows …
World
Showing Page 2 of 3
Uganda Burundi Gaza Force Talks Test Ceasefire Plan
Ugandan and Burundian military officials have discussed possible roles in a Gaza stabilization force, giving the stalled U.S.-backed …
North Korea Missile Barrage Tests Trump Drill Cut Overture
North Korea fired about 10 short-range ballistic missiles after Washington and Seoul cut short joint drills, testing Trump's attempt to …
UAE Iran Trade Halt Deepens Gulf Economic Pressure
The UAE has halted trade and financial transactions with Iran after accusing Tehran of renewed missile fire, adding a commercial shock to …
Kyiv Barrage Puts Ukraine Air Defense Shortage Back in Focus
Russia's overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens, renewing pressure over Ukraine's shortage …
Trump Oman Threat Puts Hormuz Shipping Talks Under New Pressure
A U.S. warning to Oman and Iran's talks over Strait of Hormuz shipping routes have pushed the Gulf chokepoint back to the center of global …
Flores Earthquake Aftershocks Keep Thousands Waiting for Aid
Indonesia's Flores earthquake has left thousands in shelters as BMKG reports more than 1,600 aftershocks and authorities push aid into …
Trump Korea Drills Cut Puts Alliance Readiness Under New Scrutiny
President Donald Trump's order to scale back U.S.-South Korea military drills has raised new questions over deterrence, alliance …
Chiba Record Rain Floods Tokyo Region, Killing at Least Five
Record rainfall in Chiba Prefecture east of Tokyo killed at least five people, stranded thousands of travelers and forced officials to keep …