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  Iran Nuclear Chief Slams Trump Bombing Threats on Secret Site Photo: Fatemeh Bahrami/Anadolu via Getty Images   The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization , Mohammad Eslami, stated that former President Donald Trump's latest threats to bomb an alleged secret Iranian nuclear site reveal how international bodies operate as pawns for Western powers. Addressing reporters in Tehran, Eslami argued that international oversight bodies consistently ignore diplomatic protocols to serve geopolitical agendas dictated by Washington and Tel Aviv. Why Did Mohammad Eslami Call International Atomic Agencies Pawns? Eslami’s comments follow renewed threats regarding undeclared nuclear developments within the region. He emphasized that global regulators apply double standards, routinely inspecting sovereign nations while overlooking unverified claims pushed by rival intelligence agencies. According to Iranian officials, this structural bias proves that global regulatory bodies like the Int...

  A Defining Moment in Counterterrorism The coordinated strike by Nigeria and the United States that eliminated senior Islamic State leader Abu-Bilal al-Minuki marks a decisive inflection point in Africa’s counter-terror landscape. Minuki—once labeled by US President Donald Trump as the “second in command of ISIS globally”—was not just another militant; he was the operational engine driving IS-linked violence across the Sahel and Lake Chad Basin. His death signals a powerful message: international partnerships are no longer optional but essential in dismantling transnational terror networks. Expanded IS Activity and Rising Security Imperatives IS has shifted its centre of gravity , with nearly 90% of its global attacks now occurring in sub-Saharan Africa. Nigeria’s north-east—especially Borno State and the wider Lake Chad Basin—has become the epicentre of this insurgency. Minuki’s fortified base in Metele underscored how deeply entrenched IS operations had become. His involvement i...

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump discussing India–US trade cooperation and tariff reduction on Made in India products. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced that Made in India products exported to the United States will now face a reduced tariff of 18%, marking a significant development in bilateral trade relations between the world’s two largest democracies. The announcement followed a conversation between Prime Minister Modi and US President Donald Trump , after which both leaders shared details through social media posts. The reduction brings down the earlier reciprocal tariff rate of 25% to 18%, a move that is expected to provide relief to Indian exporters while reinforcing economic cooperation between India and the United States. Announcement After High-Level Talks Prime Minister Modi shared the update after speaking with President Trump, describing the interaction as “wonderful” and referring to the US President as a “dear friend.” In his mes...

  On August 12, 2025, the U.S. mission in the UAE commended His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan for hosting and facilitating earlier talks in Abu Dhabi between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan—efforts that played a pivotal role in advancing the peace process. The mission congratulated both nations on signing a historic peace agreement at the White House, mediated by former U.S. President Donald Trump. These diplomatic milestones highlight the UAE’s commitment to fostering peace and stability, working in close partnership with the United States. By providing a neutral platform for dialogue and leveraging its trusted international standing, the UAE has reinforced its image as a dependable mediator in regional conflicts. This collaboration underscores the vision of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed in positioning the UAE as a bridge of peace and a model for global diplomacy.

  Sriram Krishnan, a prominent Indian-origin entrepreneur and technology executive, has been selected as a senior policy advisor on artificial intelligence (AI) by former U.S. President Donald Trump. This appointment underscores the growing importance of AI in shaping global policy and strategy, especially as technological advancements rapidly transform industries and economies. Krishnan, who has previously held leadership roles at tech giants like Twitter, Facebook, and Microsoft, is renowned for his expertise in driving innovation and strategic growth in the technology sector. His deep understanding of AI and its implications on privacy, security, and governance makes him a valuable asset in addressing the complex challenges posed by the technology. The move is viewed as part of Trump’s broader efforts to establish a strong advisory framework for tackling the implications of AI on economic growth, national security, and ethical governance. Krishnan’s global perspective and experi...