US Says 31 Ships Were Turned Back as Iran Refuses to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
The maritime standoff between the United States and Iran remains unresolved, with tensions in the Strait of Hormuz showing little sign of easing despite
Montenegro closer to EU Membership as Brussels Begins Drafting Accession Treaty
EU ambassadors have approved the formation of a working group to begin drafting Montenegro’s accession treaty, marking a significant milestone for the Balkan nation
Jet Fuel Prices Surge Faster Than Oil, Raising Pressure on Airfares
Air travel could become noticeably more expensive in the coming period as jet fuel prices rise at a much faster pace than crude oil,
Israeli Strikes in Southern Lebanon Leave Five Dead, Including Local Journalist
At least five people were killed in a series of Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, according to Lebanese media and official reports,
Trump Dismisses U.S. Navy Secretary
In a sudden shake-up at the top of the U.S. Navy, Secretary John Phelan is leaving office immediately, Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell confirmed. According
Trump Says Iran Conflict Has No Fixed End Date as Ceasefire Remains in Place
US President Donald Trump said the current confrontation with Iran does not have a defined timeline, signaling that Washington is not rushing either the
Demolition of Serbian-Owned Garages in North Mitrovica Sparks Dispute Over Jurisdiction and Property Rights
The demolition of a series of Serbian-owned garages in North Mitrovica has triggered a wider dispute over legal authority, municipal jurisdiction and property rights,
Earth Day 2026: Why It Still Matters and How People Can Mark It in Meaningful Ways
Earth Day is being observed today as communities around the world reflect on the condition of the planet and the growing urgency of environmental