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‘Rioters must be put in their place,’ says Iran’s Khamenei as death toll rises to at least 10

Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei acknowledged the economic demands of protesters, while warning against what he described as rioting and insisting that “rioters must be put in their place. Read More

Why did the US strike Venezuela and capture its President Nicolas Maduro?

On Saturday, after a ‘large-scale’ strike on Venezuela, Donald Trump announced that the US had captured Nicolas Maduro and his wife. Read More

Nato and European security advisers arrive in Kyiv for Ukraine war talks

Security advisers from Nato and European allies arrived in Kyiv for talks with Ukraine on plans to end the war with Russia, Ukraine’s chief negotiator said. Read More

Maduro urges people to rise up against US assault. How does Venezuela’s military stack up?

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who has now been reportedly captured by the US, urged his people to rise up against the US following blasts in the country. This has shone a spotlight on the South American country’s military might. Read More

Trump says Maduro ‘flown out’ of Venezuela after US conducted ‘large scale’ attack against country

Trump will be holding a press conference at 11 am local time at Mar-a-Lago. Trump also claimed that President Nicolas Maduro and his wife have been “captured” and “flown out of Venezuela” after the attack. Read More

Iranian FM Araghchi calls Trump’s intervention threats ‘reckless and dangerous’

Araghchi said Iran’s armed forces were on standby and “know exactly where to aim” if the country were attacked Go to Source Read More

Iran security forces member killed as protests turn deadly

An Iranian Basij paramilitary member was killed during protests in western Iran as nationwide demonstrations over economic grievances escalated and expanded into political demands. Read More

Venezuela-US tensions LIVE: Maduro declares emergency in Venezuela after explosions; reports say Trump ordered strikes

The Venezuelan government blamed the United States administration led by President Donald Trump for the massive explosions that rocked the capital, Caracas, in the early hours of Saturday, following which a national emergency was declared. Read More