World & Security — Archive
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Behind Tehran's Blackout: How CNN's Access to Iran May Come With a Price
Media watchers question whether access granted by the Iranian regime ensures unbiased coverage of a nation with limited Western journalistic presence.
Israel Says Michigan Synagogue Attacker's Brother Was Hezbollah Commander
The suspect, Ayman Muhammad Ghazali, died by suicide after driving into Temple Israel in a Detroit suburb; IDF says his brother was killed in a Lebanon strike last week.
Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill 12 People, Including 2 Children and a Pregnant Woman
The deaths occurred in strikes on a house in Nuseirat refugee camp and a police vehicle in Zawaida, marking latest fatalities amid fragile ceasefire.
CIA Prepares Criminal Referral of Tucker Carlson, as Israel and Its Loyalists Demand His Arrest
The potential referral marks an escalation in the debate over free speech and U.S. foreign policy alignment with Israel, though details remain limited.
Formula 1 Cancels April Grand Prix Races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Amid Middle East Tensions
The races were scheduled for April 12 in Bahrain and April 19 in Jeddah; F1 cited safety concerns as Iran escalates regional attacks.
How the Iran War Could Become More Costly and Complex
Analysts examine escalating economic and strategic stakes as regional tensions persist amid ongoing nuclear negotiations.
Iranian Lawmaker Cites UN Charter in Calling Ukraine 'Legitimate Target' for Helping Israel with Drones
Ebrahim Azizi of Iran's National Security Commission invoked Article 51 to justify potential attacks on Ukraine after Kyiv agreed to help counter Iranian drones targeting Israel.
Laura Loomer Confronted Over Anti-India Comments in New Delhi
Indian journalist Rajdeep Sardesai challenged the far-right activist at India Today Conclave 2026 over her past remarks about India and Islam.
New Intel Reveals Killer Blood Tie to Hezbollah Behind Synagogue Terror Attack
U.S. investigators examine potential operational links between Michigan synagogue attacker and Iran-backed terrorist group after IDF confirms his brother was a Hezbollah weapons commander killed in an airstrike.
North Korea Fires 10 Ballistic Missiles During U.S.-South Korea Military Drills
The launches came as U.S. and South Korean forces conducted annual defensive exercises, while Trump renewed diplomatic overtures toward Pyongyang.