- 5 December, 2025
Turkey’s Approval of Sweden’s NATO Membership Triggers Talks on Drone Parts Export Controls with Canada
According to reports, Canada has resumed talks with Turkey about removing export restrictions on drone parts, particularly optical gear. The choice was made after Turkey
Indonesia Seizes Iranian Supertanker Suspected of Illegal Oil Transshipment
An Iranian-flagged supertanker, the MT Arman 114, was recently seized by Indonesia’s coast guard on suspicion of transporting crude oil illegally. The ship was stopped
US and Turkey’s defense secretaries discussed support for Turkish military modernization
Lloyd James Austin III, the United States Secretary of Defense, held a telephone conversation with Yaşar Güler, the Minister of National Defense of Turkey, to
President Bukele Seeks Controversial Re-election Bid Despite Constitutional Constraints
President Nayib Bukele was chosen by the political party Nuevas Ideas in El Salvador as their candidate for the impending 2024 early presidential elections. Bukele’s
US-China Cooperation In Climate Finance ‘Critical’: Yellen
It is “critical” for Washington and Beijing to continue collaborating on climate finance, according to US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. Additionally, she urged greater collaboration
China Aims to Sap Taiwan Morale with Escape Plan, Misinformation
The recent report revealing China’s alleged efforts to undermine Taiwan’s morale through misinformation and the promotion of escape plans, as featured in US News, raises
Threads: Instagram launches app to rival Twitter; logs 5 million users in first hours
Instagram, a photo and video sharing social networking app owned by American company Meta Platforms, has launched Threads, a new app for sharing text updates
Exclusive: Cocaine Found at White House
On the past weekend, cocaine was found in a cubby hole in the West Wing entrance area of the White House. On Sunday, cocaine was
Fukushima Japan’s Nuclear Wastewater Plan: Concerns and Rage
Following approval from the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog for a contentious plan that comes 12 years after the Fukushima nuclear meltdown, Japan will soon start
UN Watchdog Approves Japan’s Plan to Release Fukushima Waste Water into the Sea
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), a UN watchdog, has ruled that Japan’s proposal to discharge wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear facility damaged by the