ICE Ends ‘Operation Metro Surge’ in Minnesota After Months of Controversy

The U.S. immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota, known as Operation Metro Surge, has officially come to an end. White House border chief Tom Homan announced the conclusion of the controversial operation, which deployed 700 federal agents to the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. The crackdown sparked mass detentions, widespread protests, and even two reported deaths, making it … Read more

U.S. Counters China: Bangladesh Defense Alternatives in Focus

The global defense landscape is shifting rapidly. As China expands its military influence in South Asia, the United States is moving to counterbalance Beijing’s reach. Bangladesh, a key player in the Bay of Bengal, has emerged as a strategic battleground where Washington seeks to pitch defense alternatives against China’s growing footprint. Key Points Analysis Conclusion … Read more

World Nuclear Arsenal Shrinks to 12,241 Warheads

The Hiroshima Prefectural Government, in collaboration with the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), has released the latest figures on global nuclear forces as of January 2025. This annual update provides critical insights into the state of nuclear arsenals worldwide and the ongoing efforts toward disarmament. Key Findings Analysis Conclusion While the overall number of … Read more

China’s Central Bank Extends Gold Buying Streak Amid Market Turbulence

China’s central bank has once again demonstrated its commitment to gold as a strategic reserve asset. Despite a sharp correction in global bullion markets, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) extended its gold-buying streak to 15 consecutive months, reinforcing the role of official demand as a stabilizing force in the precious metals market. Key Developments … Read more

Beijing Slams “Threat Label” in Norway’s Intelligence Assessment

China has strongly criticized Norway’s latest national security report, which labeled Beijing as a potential threat. The Chinese Foreign Ministry dismissed the claims as “sheer speculation,” accusing Oslo of adopting a Cold War mindset that undermines bilateral relations. This diplomatic clash highlights growing tensions between China and European nations over intelligence assessments and geopolitical narratives. … Read more

Bangladesh’s Secret US Tariff Deal Raises Election-Eve Concerns

Bangladesh’s interim government is set to sign a secret tariff deal with the United States on February 9, just three days before parliamentary elections, sparking major concerns over transparency and timing. The move comes barely a week after India secured its own trade pact with Washington, raising questions about regional trade dynamics and political motives. … Read more

US Embassy Warns: Americans Must Leave Iran Immediately

The U.S. State Department has issued an urgent advisory telling American citizens in Iran to leave immediately, citing escalating risks such as internet shutdowns, travel disruptions, and possible detention. This warning comes amid heightened regional tensions and renewed nuclear talks. 🚨 US Embassy’s Urgent Advisory: “Leave Iran Now”- Issued on February 6, 2026 by the … Read more

US–Russia Nuclear Pact Ends: UN Issues Grave Warning

The expiration of the New START treaty on February 5, 2026, has officially ended the last binding nuclear arms control agreement between the United States and Russia, raising fears of a renewed global arms race. The UN has warned this is a “grave moment” for international peace and security, as both nations are now free … Read more

“China vs Dollar: The Currency Clash Shaping Global Trade”

Counting Chinese yuan banknotes on table

China is intensifying its push to challenge the U.S. dollar’s dominance, positioning the yuan as a global reserve currency. This move signals Beijing’s ambition to reshape the financial order and reduce reliance on the dollar, especially amid growing geopolitical tensions. China’s Currency Challenge: A New Financial Era?Xi Jinping’s Call: Chinese President Xi Jinping has openly … Read more

U.S. Fighter Jet Downs Iranian Drone

A U.S. Navy F-35C fighter jet shot down an Iranian Shahed-139 drone that “aggressively” approached the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea, escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran. The incident occurred about 500 miles from Iran’s southern coast, just hours after Iranian forces harassed a U.S.-flagged merchant vessel in the Strait of … Read more