Australia may have spotted a lucrative hole in the market for rare-earth metals, which are crucial for the defence industry and for manufacturing products necessary for the development of artificial intelligence (AI), such as semiconductors.
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John Bolton arrives in court to face charges for mishandling classified documents
John Bolton, Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, has arrived at a federal court to surrender to authorities on charges of mishandling classified information.
The 18 charges stem from allegations he shared or retained sensitive…
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Trump, Putin to meet: Will Ukraine get US Tomahawks or not? | Russia-Ukraine war News
United States President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to hold another summit to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, after a high-stakes summit in Alaska in August failed to yield concrete results.
Following a
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Are We Muslims or Mujrims? How hate became India’s daily entertainment | Islamophobia
Every morning in today’s India begins with two parallel news cycles. One, broadcast on television screens, is carefully curated: Panel debates on Pakistan, Hindu pride, and endless theatre about a “new India”. The other, untelevised but…
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EU steel tariff plan sparks UK crisis
Inside Britain’s last blast furnace plant in Scunthorpe the heat is real, and not just from molten metal.The European Union is pushing to double tariffs on steel imports to 50% while slashing the duty free quota nearly…
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Rear Admiral Sayyari: No threat capable of undermining our security
Pars Today – The Chief of Staff and Deputy Coordinator of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army says no threat has the capability to undermine the security and independence of the nation.
According to Pars Today, Rear Admiral…
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For Ukraine, West must target “domestic” Russia with sanctions
Analyst Maria Snegovaya says a ceasefire in Ukraine won't happen soon unless Russia faces tougher pressure from the West
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It’s been a bad year for Iran — Trump should keep pressing to make it worse
In December 2004, Jordan’s King Abdullah first warned the world of the emergence of a Sh’ia crescent that could destabilize the region’s Sunni states. Initially discounted by numerous analysts, his observation…
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Russia urges UNSC to end all nuclear-related restrictions on Iran on Sat. under Res. 2231
Russia’s Foreign Ministry says that all remaining United Nations restrictions on Iran will formally expire on October 18, marking the end of the ten-year period established under UN Security Council Resolution 2231…
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Varkaneh: a Renaissance village in heart of Alvand
TEHRAN– In the lap of the beautiful Alvand Mountain and 20 kilometers from Hamedan, there is a village that its architecture reflects a picture of Europe during the Renaissance. This village is one of the most unique villages in Iran, with its…
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