International
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TOEFL and GRE testing in Iran halted due to sanctions
ETS has suspended TOEFL iBT and GRE testing in Iran, citing U.S. Treasury sanctions rules and offering refunds to affected…
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Sara Netanyahu’s New Remarks Deepen Political Row in Israel
Sara Netanyahu’s new allegations against Yair Golan deepen Israel’s political row over security failures linked to the Al-Aqsa Flood attack.
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Shanghai Cooperation Organisation calls for end to war against Iran
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation backs Iran’s territorial integrity and calls for an end to the war through diplomatic channels.
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Ship traffic through Strait of Hormuz falls over past 10 days
Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen sharply, with only five cargo ships a day crossing on average,…
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Rahmon and Guterres discuss Afghanistan developments on sidelines of Shanghai meeting
Rahmon and Guterres discuss Afghanistan, border security, and Tajikistan's role in water management at Shanghai summit sidelines.
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UN Warns Resumption of Nuclear Tests Could Fuel New Arms Race
The UN has warned that resuming nuclear tests could undermine decades of de-escalation and trigger a new arms race.
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Telegraph: Monthly Mobilisation of 30,000 Troops Raises Questions Over Ukraine Casualty Figures
The Telegraph says Ukraine's monthly mobilisation of 30,000 troops has raised doubts over the accuracy of its official casualty figures.
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Italy extends Schengen suspension with Spain for two more weeks
Italy extends its partial Schengen suspension with Spain after tensions over the migrant crisis in Ceuta.
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US judge orders forced feeding of Afghan suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal
A US judge has ordered forced feeding of Afghan suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal until he is no longer in serious danger.
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Missing in Nepal-China Border Floods Rise to 4,500
Missing in the Nepal-China border flood have risen to 4,500, with more than 900 dead and rescue efforts continuing.