Toronto Police Investigate Shots Fired at U.S. Consulate
Toronto police investigate shots fired near the U.S. Consulate as diplomatic security concerns rise during wider global tensions.
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Pentagon Launches Heaviest Bombing Campaign Yet Against Iran
The Pentagon launches its heaviest Iran bombing campaign yet as smoke, oil infrastructure damage and civilian risk sharpen the war.
Hegseth Promises Most Intense Air Strikes Yet Against Iran
Hegseth promises the most intense Iran air strikes yet, exposing the gap between Pentagon escalation and Trump victory talk.
Hormuz Shutdown Sends Energy Markets Into Crisis Mode
A Strait of Hormuz shutdown would push energy markets into crisis mode by threatening oil, LNG and shipping flows.
Volkswagen Slashes 50,000 Jobs to Combat Profit Collapse
Volkswagen plans 50,000 job cuts after a deep profit slump, putting German manufacturing, unions and the company’s EV strategy under pressure.
Australia Grants Asylum to Iranian Footballers
Australia granted asylum to five Iranian women footballers after an anthem protest and reported threats from Tehran.
Istanbul Court Opens Trial Against Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu
Ekrem Imamoglu trial puts Turkey judiciary, Istanbul markets and Erdogan opposition politics under pressure before the 2028 race.
Trump Sends Mixed Signals on Iran War Timeline
Trump's shifting comments on the Iran war timeline left allies, markets and military planners parsing conflicting signals.