Iran&rsquo;s political landscape is witnessing a sharp and unusual shift as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) moves to consolidate control across key state functions. What began as a wartime adjustment is now evolving into a deeper power struggle, one that is raising serious questions about who truly holds authority in Tehran. At the center of this unfolding crisis is President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is facing mounting resistance from within the system. Adding another layer of intrigue are growing questions surrounding Mojtaba Khamenei&rsquo;s position and influence within the power structure. Reports suggest that established channels of approval are being disrupted, with an IRGC-backed framework stepping in to dominate critical decision-making processes. WATCH

Tensions in the Middle East surge once again as Beirut&rsquo;s southern outskirts and nearby regions come under intense Israeli airstrikes in a coordinated twin attack. At least seven people have been killed and twenty-four others injured, according to Lebanon&rsquo;s Health Ministry, as multiple moving vehicles were reportedly targeted in rapid succession. The strikes hit key areas including Khaldeh and Jnah, triggering panic across the capital&rsquo;s periphery and raising fresh concerns over civilian safety. While initial reports indicate the possibility of high-value targets, Israeli military officials have not confirmed casualties among Hezbollah leadership, even as they acknowledge pursuing senior commanders in the Beirut area. WATCH

President Donald Trump has set a strict 2-3 week exit deadline for the US military in Iran, signaling a potential end to the month-long conflict. The announcement links the rapid withdrawal to falling domestic fuel prices, reflecting a dual strategy of military disengagement and economic stabilization. Trump emphasized that the war could conclude with or without a diplomatic agreement, asserting that the United States has achieved its primary objectives, including the significant degradation of Iran&rsquo;s nuclear and military capabilities. According to official statements, Iran&rsquo;s defense systems and naval assets have been substantially weakened, and the leadership in Tehran is under pressure, potentially prompting a shift in power structures.

Israel&rsquo;s parliament, the Knesset, has passed a highly controversial death penalty law that applies specifically to non-citizen Palestinians in the West Bank. The legislation, backed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and driven by far-right allies including Itamar Ben Gvir, allows military courts to impose capital punishment in terror-related cases with a simple majority verdict. Critics argue the law effectively excludes Jewish Israelis from prosecution under the same framework, raising serious concerns about discrimination and unequal application of justice. The Palestinian Authority has condemned the move as a &ldquo;war crime,&rdquo; citing violations of the Fourth Geneva Convention. Legal experts and civil rights groups warn the absence of clemency provisions and its application in occupied territory could place Israel in direct conflict with international law. WATCH

Trump has slowed down immediate military action in the Strait of Hormuz, opting instead for a calculated exit strategy while allowing Iran temporary operational control of the vital trade route. The US now aims to weaken Iran&rsquo;s naval and missile capabilities before stepping back, as oil markets stabilize slightly after a sharp surge. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts are being prepared to reopen the Strait, with allies ready to step in if needed, even as tensions remain high following the killing of a key Iranian naval commander linked to the blockade. WATCH

A major forensic twist has shaken the investigation into the murder of Charlie Kirk, as newly revealed ballistic evidence raises serious questions about the prosecution&rsquo;s case against Tyler Robinson. According to fresh analysis, the bullet recovered from the crime scene does not match the rifle allegedly linked to Robinson, a development that could fundamentally alter the direction of the case. The findings, reportedly backed by ATF examination, challenge one of the most critical pillars of the prosecution&rsquo;s argument. As doubts grow, the defence has moved to delay the preliminary hearing, citing incomplete forensic data, unresolved DNA inconsistencies and the sheer volume of evidence still under review. At the same time, investigators are examining a series of alleged messages and a reported three-hour journey tied to the suspect, suggesting a possible premeditated angle. However, without a clear ballistic link, the narrative faces mounting scrutiny. WATCH

A dramatic escalation in Gulf tensions has unfolded after a suspected Iran-linked drone strike set a Kuwaiti-flagged oil tanker Al-Salmi ablaze near Dubai&rsquo;s anchorage. The vessel, fully loaded with crude, caught fire following a direct hit, triggering a massive emergency response from maritime authorities. Firefighting teams were quickly deployed to contain the blaze, while early reports confirm that all 24 crew members are safe with no injuries. However, the situation remains critical as damage assessment begins and concerns grow over a potential oil spill in one of the world&rsquo;s busiest energy corridors. The incident comes amid a wider pattern of escalating drone and missile activity targeting commercial shipping across the Gulf. Reports of projectiles near Saudi Arabia&rsquo;s Ras Tanura and rising threats around the Strait of Hormuz are adding to fears of a broader disruption to global oil supply chains.

US President Donald Trump has stirred fresh controversy by suggesting that Washington could seize Iran&rsquo;s oil assets, including the highly strategic Kharg Island, the backbone of Tehran&rsquo;s crude exports. In an interview, Trump claimed that taking control of Iran&rsquo;s oil would be &ldquo;easy,&rdquo; even comparing the potential move to past US actions in Venezuela. He also dismissed critics back home, calling them &ldquo;stupid&rdquo; for questioning such a strategy. Trump further indicated that capturing Kharg Island remains one of several options under consideration, while acknowledging it could require a prolonged US presence on the ground. WATCH

A massive fire broke out at the Wanaherang Gunung Putri plastic factory in West Java, Indonesia, sending thick plumes of smoke into the sky on Sunday afternoon. The blaze, which erupted around 3:30 PM local time, turned into a grueling battle for firefighters who struggled nearly seven hours to bring it under control. Bogor Regency Fire Service deployed over 50 personnel, supported by volunteers, police, and military units. Ten fire trucks, two rescue units, and ambulances rushed to the scene, confronting challenging conditions and a blaze fueled by highly flammable plastic materials. Several firefighters required medical attention on site, including oxygen support, highlighting the severity of the operation. WATCH

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Indonesia IN FLAMES: West Java Plastic Factory Fire Rages for 7 Hours

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