China will provide Cuba with $80 million in emergency financial assistance and 60,000 tons of rice, Chinese Ambassador to Havana Hua Xin announced on Tuesday.

Tel Aviv — Israel has accumulated an estimated $15 billion in costs after five weeks of ongoing conflict with Iran, according to local media reports published on Monday, raising concerns about increasing pressure on the country’s budget and economy.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that it carried out a series of missile and drone strikes targeting United States and Israeli military-related sites, claiming the attacks forced a U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship to retreat.

Analysts from Tasnim News Agency have dismissed proposals for a temporary ceasefire in the ongoing conflict involving the United States and Israel, arguing that such measures would not align with Iran’s strategic priorities.

An unnamed informed source has warned that recent threats by U.S. President Donald Trump against Iranian infrastructure could lead to broader and potentially unpredictable consequences, including impacts felt within the United States.

For decades, the U.S. dollar has sat at the center of the global economy—an invisible force shaping trade, savings, and power across nations.

A delegation from Russia, led by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko, participated in a roundtable discussion organized by the Pathfinder Foundation Research Center in Sri Lanka.

National organizations have accused the government of creating psychological and political barriers that prevent Sri Lanka from securing petroleum supplies from Russia, alleging undue influence from the United States and India.

As tensions simmer between the United States and Iran, a stark warning is emerging from military analysts: what may look like early success on the battlefield could be laying the groundwork for a far more dangerous and prolonged conflict.