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UN commission finds Israel systematically killing Palestinian children
A UN commission of inquiry has found that Israel deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza and the West Bank, amounting to genocide and war crimes.
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11,000 sailors to leave Persian Gulf as Strait of Hormuz reopens
The UN’s maritime agency has launched a phased, tightly controlled operation to bring home crews trapped for nearly four months in the Gulf following the peace truce between Washington and Tehran. Fourteen seafarers did not survive the wait.
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US-Iran deal ends war, unresolved disputes shift to Geneva
The US-Iran MoU has halted more than 100 days of warfare and reopened the Strait of Hormuz, but the toughest disputes remain unresolved.
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In a coincidence, strategic bombers of US, Russia crash on same day
Two strategic bombers – a US B-52 and a Russian Tu-22M3 – crashed on the same day in what amounts to a remarkable, if grim, coincidence involving the world’s two largest nuclear powers.
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Global nukes expand, disarmament dead, deterrence under strain: Sipri
Nuclear-armed states are expanding and modernizing their arsenals faster than they are dismantling them, with Operation Sindoor emerging as a defining stress test for deterrence, according to Sipri Yearbook 2026.
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In a direct message to China, Aukus shifts from talks to drones, N-subs
Aukus unveils an undersea drone network and rotational nuclear-submarine force, marking a shift from years of announcements to concrete capability delivery against China’s Indo-Pacific expansion.
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Global peacekeeping at 25-year low as great powers clash, Sipri report says
India remains among the top contributors of troops even as the multilateral system faces an existential strain.
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Op Sindoor: China confirms its engineers were at Pakistani airbase
Beijing’s own state media airs interview with AVIC engineer stationed at Pakistani base during Operation Sindoor; India’s Army deputy chief had earlier disclosed Chinese real-time support to Pakistan.
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Pakistan inducts PNS Hangor: China-built sub reshapes IOR balance
Pakistan commissioned its first Chinese-built Hangor-class submarine, PNS/M Hangor, which significantly alters the IOR's strategic and underwater balance.
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India’s defence spending surges 8.9% to $92.1 billion in 2025: Sipri report
The spike comes as global military expenditure hit a record $2,887 billion – the 11th consecutive year of growth – with Europe’s rearmament and China’s unbroken 31-year spending streak reshaping the world’s strategic balance.
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