World & Security — Archive
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Report: Iran Has Caused Billions in Damage to US Military Bases in Gulf Region
Damage spans multiple countries with repair costs estimated up to $5 billion, while lawmakers say Pentagon briefings on expenses remain sparse.
Strikes Kill at Least 16 as Chernobyl Anniversary Highlights Nuclear Risks of Russia-Ukraine War
The attacks coincided with the 40th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear disaster, prompting warnings from President Zelenskyy and IAEA Director Rafael Grossi about risks near the plant.
Witkoff and Kushner to Meet Iranian Foreign Minister in Pakistan
The planned talks come as diplomatic efforts stall following President Trump's ceasefire extension with Iran, which Tehran's state media has yet to confirm.
Palestinians Vote in First Gaza Elections Held in More Than 20 Years
More than 70,000 eligible voters participated in municipal races across Deir al-Balah and parts of the West Bank, though turnout reached just 24.5% by early afternoon.
Defense Department Scientist's 2022 Death Under New Scrutiny as FBI Probes Missing Scientists
Federal authorities are investigating a series of deaths and disappearances involving researchers tied to sensitive government work, with the case drawing attention from the White House and Congress.
India Condemns Remarks Shared by Trump Calling It a 'Hellhole'
Delhi summoned no officials but said comments from podcaster Michael Savage shared on Truth Social were 'uninformed, inappropriate and in poor taste.'
EU Approves $106 Billion Loan Package for Ukraine After Hungary Lifts Veto
The 90-billion-euro package comes after oil shipments resumed through the Druzhba pipeline, ending a months-long deadlock over EU aid.
Pentagon Says Navy Secretary Is Leaving, Latest Departure of Top Defense Leader
John Phelan's exit marks first service head departure during Trump's second term as leadership shakeups continue at the Pentagon
Pope Leo Calls for Better Prison Conditions During Equatorial Guinea Visit
The pontiff's visit to Bata prison drew attention to human rights concerns as Equatorial Guinea faces scrutiny over its role in US migrant deportations.
Michigan Democrats Nominate Candidate Who Praised Hezbollah After Ousting Jewish Regent
Amir Makled defeated incumbent Jordan Acker for the University of Michigan Board of Regents nomination after social media posts praising Hezbollah leaders surfaced.