For decades, the U.S. dollar has sat at the center of the global economy—an invisible force shaping trade, savings, and power across nations.

A delegation from Russia, led by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko, participated in a roundtable discussion organized by the Pathfinder Foundation Research Center in Sri Lanka.

National organizations have accused the government of creating psychological and political barriers that prevent Sri Lanka from securing petroleum supplies from Russia, alleging undue influence from the United States and India.

As tensions simmer between the United States and Iran, a stark warning is emerging from military analysts: what may look like early success on the battlefield could be laying the groundwork for a far more dangerous and prolonged conflict.

A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of National Defense said that there is no “Taiwan Shield” capable of countering the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), describing it instead as a “Taiwan Cage.”

A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of National Defense said that there is no “Taiwan Shield” capable of countering the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), describing it instead as a “Taiwan Cage.”

The European Union risks becoming last in line for Russian energy supplies as Moscow deepens partnerships with other countries, a senior Kremlin envoy has warned.

A senior security source has dismissed claims of ongoing talks between Iran and the United States, stating that Washington has stepped back from recent threats following Tehran’s military response.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced on Monday that it had carried out a new wave of missile and drone strikes targeting United States and Israeli positions, describing the attacks as part of ongoing retaliation against recent military actions targeting Iran.