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CENTCOM and Trump say US forces are hitting IRGC targets near Hormuz; Pezeshkian offers to revive the Islamabad MoU if Washington moves first.

The U.S. and Iran's uneasy ceasefire faces a new test after American forces struck Iranian launchers in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Tehran to vow a response.

As the US-Israel war on Iran intensifies, the White House is putting global trade partners on notice. With China serving as the top buyer of Iranian crude, the new US blockade and threat of secondary sanctions are pushing the two superpowers toward a high-stakes economic confrontation.

From high-level talks in Tehran to a historic diplomatic surge in Syria, Pakistan is no longer sitting on the sidelines. Discover how Islamabad’s "good offices" are attempting to prevent a regional explosion while balancing ties with the Trump administration.

A reported invitation for Iran to join a mutual defense pact with Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan could redefine regional security. Read more about the "Mecca Agreement" and its potential to shift the Middle East away from traditional Western-centric alliances.

Tehran signals a major shift in regional strategy as Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia confirms the Iranian army is moving toward offensive operations and preemptive strikes, citing a decline in US influence

Donald Trump breaks his silence on the new Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defense alliance, calling the "Makkah Joint Defence Agreement" a "BIG, BOLD, IMPORTANT FIRST STEP" for regional stability.

Strategic strain: The US Navy pulls its last carrier from Asia to support the ongoing war with Iran, raising serious questions about Pacific security and sailor welfare.

The Ankara Presidential Extraction

Navigating the Crisis: Is a New Agreement Near for the Strait of Hormuz?