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Russian missile experts visited Iran amid growing military ties

Russian military experts visited Iran on two occasions in 2024 as Tehran looked to expand its cooperation with Moscow while its network of resistance suffered devastating blows amid war with Israel.”Russian missile specialists don’t just appear out of the blue,” Behnam Ben Taleblu, senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense…

Greenland, Panama fiercely reject Trump’s ambitions in address to Congress

Leaders from both Greenland and Panama issued messages Wednesday fervently rejecting the comments made by President Donald Trump during his address to Congress in which he again reiterated his ambitions to grab hold of the strategically important areas.Trump has made clear he intends to “acquire” both Greenland and the Panama…

Pope Francis increases physical therapy, condition remains ‘guarded,’ Vatican says

Pope Francis has reportedly increased his physical therapy, despite his outlook remaining “guarded,” according to the Vatican. He apparently underwent high-flow oxygen therapy during the day and non-invasive ventilation at night.This is the pope’s third week at Gemelli Hospital in Rome.This is a developing story, please check back for updates.…

Trump touts  million ‘gold card’ as new path to citizenship

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said a $5 million “gold card” would go on sale “very, very soon” and would serve as a new path towards becoming a U.S. citizen. “Its like the green card, but better and more sophisticated,” Trump said. “And these people will have to pay tax in…

Houthis designated as foreign terrorist organization, Rubio says

The Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen have been designated as a foreign terrorist organization, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Tuesday, fulfilling one of President Donald Trump’s first promises upon taking office.Rubio said the U.S. “will not tolerate” any country that does business with “terrorist organizations like the Houthis.””Today’s action taken…

Serbian lawmakers throw smoke grenades, tear gas in parliament

Chaos erupted in Serbia’s parliament on Tuesday with opposition lawmakers setting off smoke grenades and tear gas to protest the government and support demonstrating students.At least three lawmakers were injured, with one in critical condition after suffering a stroke, further fueling political tensions in the landlocked Balkan country, which is…