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India pushed back strongly after minority rights concerns were reportedly raised during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Netherlands visit. Even amid diplomatic friction, both nations elevated ties to a Strategic Partnership focused on trade and technology cooperation.
The Israel Defense Forces report a shortage of about 12,000 soldiers amid sustained multi-front operations. The military is expanding recruitment, reserve forces and resilience programs while seeking higher enlistment from the haredi community.
Taiwan’s president vowed the island will never be 'sacrificed or traded' as tensions with China grow. He thanked the United States for security support while reaffirming Taiwan’s commitment to defend its sovereignty and democracy.
Pakistan has topped the Global Terrorism Index 2026 amid a surge in militant attacks at home. Intensifying violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan has raised concerns over the military’s ability to contain insurgent groups.
A new study reviewing 3,000 years of records finds that major earthquakes in Israel occur more often than once believed. Researchers warn that another significant and potentially devastating quake is inevitable.
Ehud Olmert said a renewed nuclear deal between the United States and Iran is the only viable way to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions. He criticized Israel's reliance on military force, condemned settler violence in the West Bank and urged broader political solutions across the region.
A north Wales community tracked down a couple who stole fuel from a local garage after spotting them in town and alerting police. The case highlights a sharp rise in fuel thefts and growing pressure on small forecourt businesses.
A drone strike caused a fire near the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in Abu Dhabi, prompting an investigation by the United Arab Emirates. Officials said there were no injuries and no impact on nuclear safety, as regional tensions continue despite a ceasefire.
More than 120,000 Syrian refugees have returned from Lebanon to Syria in early 2026 amid fragile regional ceasefires. Economic pressure and stricter residency rules in Lebanon are driving many to head home.
Iran says the United States has offered no concessions in response to its proposal to end the war, instead presenting five conditions. Tehran has demanded sanctions relief, the release of frozen assets and an end to hostilities, while warning of severe consequences if attacks resume.
A liquefied petroleum gas carrier has docked in Kandla after crossing the Strait of Hormuz during the West Asia crisis. The vital energy route has faced major disruptions amid escalating regional conflict.
Former finance minister Moshe Kahlon will admit to violating reporting duties in connection with financial irregularities at UnetCredit. The plea deal includes a suspended sentence, a fine, and a temporary ban from serving as an officer in a public company, pending court approval.
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