Israelis are casting their ballots in the shadow of October 7 and the multi-front regional wars that it sparked, with the trauma from the attack still fresh and questions over accountability and security central to the campaign
British-Iranian dual national Mohmed Abdulkarim and British citizen Nouman Essghir, both aged 24 and from London, were charged under the National Security Act, U.K. prosecutors say
British-Iranian dual national Mohmed Abdulkarim and British citizen Nouman Essghir, both aged 24 and from London, were charged under the National Security Act, U.K. prosecutors say
The October 7 incident continues to haunt 'Bibi', producing two competing arguments how the security breach occurred under Netanyahu's watch, and who Israelis can trust to protect them in the future.
The Egyptian civilian was transferred to security forces for further questioning, the Israeli military said
India says new UNSC permanent members without veto would be ‘second-class’ The New Indian ExpressNew UNSC permanent members without veto would be 'second-class': India The Hindu'Veto should be held by all permanent members': India at UN The Times of IndiaIndia says new permanent UN members without veto would be ‘second-class’, demands equality Telegraph India'Shouldn't be an instrument of narrow political expediency': India calls for veto powers for all UN Security Council members amid reform push Hindustan Times
Kadena Air Base is one of the US' most important installations in the Pacific. It sits along Japan's southwestern island chain, near the East China Sea.
'Shouldn't be an instrument of narrow political expediency': India calls for veto powers for all UN Security Council members amid reform push | India News Hindustan Times'Veto should be held by all permanent members': India at UN The Times of IndiaIndia Calls for UNSC Reforms, Equal Veto Powers for All Members Deccan ChronicleGeneral Assembly Meets on Use of Veto UN MediaIndia says new permanent UN members without veto would be ‘second-class’, demands equality Telegraph India
Report: Zamir the only security chief to oppose pre-election military action against Iran The Times of IsraelNetanyahu reportedly pressured military to attack Iran in run-up to election The GuardianNetanyahu Pushed For Attack On Iran Ahead Of Israeli Election: Report NDTVNetanyahu warns Iran may try to disrupt Israel election, says 'don't test us' The HinduBibi denies reports about escalation with Iran in last day before polls The Times of India
Mecca defence alliance members in Tehran to defuse Iran-US, Yemen tensions Al JazeeraIran hosts Saudi Arabia and regional powers as fears grow of return to war CNNOil ticks lower as Saudi defense minister meets with Iran's president in Tehran to de-escalate CNBCSaudi, Turkiye, and Pakistani officials to visit Tehran for security talks, says Iran The HinduHigh-level delegation visits Iran to try to avert flare-up with US and Israel The Guardian
The meeting was proposed during a visit by Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir to Tehran last week, says Ali Bagheri Kani, Deputy Secretary of Iran’s SNSC
The Public Security Directorate said the three suspects were arrested following a dawn shootout and that all three were wounded
Few details from the closed-door gathering, held under tight security, will be made known until it concludes on October 29, 2026, but the timing of the meeting is crucial
Attacks by Yemen's Houthis prompt an urgent meeting among leaders to support Riyadh, while the pact emphasizes collective security against regional threats.
UN Secretary‑General Antonio Guterres endorsed the Global South’s call to expand the UN Security Council at the BRICS summit, highlighting India’s leading role in the demand. The statement was part of a broader push by BRICS leaders for comprehensive UN reform to reflect today’s geopolitical realities.
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Delhi on September 12, 2026 to attend the opening of the BRICS Summit, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hosting leaders from the bloc and other key partners. Security for the event involves 15,000 police officers and 200 paramilitary units as the city prepares for high‑profile bilateral meetings.
BRICS leaders in Delhi are set to adopt a declaration that condemns terrorism, calls for reform of global governance institutions and backs India’s bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat. The draft outlines ten consensus points, including a people‑centric approach and stronger cooperation with the Global South.
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Delhi has mobilised around 25,000 security personnel, including NSG commandos and paramilitary forces, to safeguard the 18th BRICS Summit starting September 11. The operation covers the main venue, eleven hotels and 35 key routes, with extensive anti‑drone and mock‑drill preparations.
