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North Korea is warning the South over plans to set up loudspeakers at the border. This could hurt President Lee Jae Myung's push to ease tensions and restart talks. Honestly, it feels like the same old cycle.

Two Bangladeshi nationals were executed in Saudi Arabia under ta'zir, an Islamic law that lets judges set punishments instead of fixed sentences. It matters if you follow how Gulf states treat migrant workers.

Trump says the US could strike Iran as soon as tomorrow, while Tehran warns of heavy retaliation. With US midterms around the corner, global oil and markets could get hit fast. Honestly feels like we are heading toward another Middle East mess.

India is edging closer to Eastern Europe through Poland, and Modi is backing peace efforts in Ukraine and Iran. Honestly, this looks like part of a broader India-EU trade and strategic push.

Up to 67,000 Israelis abroad are flying home to vote in tomorrow's election. Most of them are reportedly against Netanyahu and his far-right coalition's wars in West Asia. If even half show up, it could actually change the math.

A lot moving at once. Ukraine-Russia truce around Oleshky, Syria closing Nassib, Jordan strikes, Trump on Brazil's election, Iran talks with Mecca pact countries, and Britain exiting Canada's defence plan. Hard to keep track but these will shape the next few weeks.

All 21 Indian crew members on the Kuwait tanker are safe after a projectile struck it near the Strait of Hormuz. Merchant ships in the Gulf keep getting targeted, and Indian sailors end up in the line of fire. It is a relief that no one was hurt.

Mark Carney is pushing Canada to sign new trade deals with countries like India and Turkey. The US tariff fight has made Canada realize it can't depend on just one market. Worth watching if India gets a better deal out of this.

Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey are meeting Iranian leaders in Tehran on Monday. The talks are about regional security and coordination, with Houthi-linked attacks adding to West Asia tensions.

Saudi authorities say four drones were intercepted while targeting the Eastern Province, but one still caused damage at King Fahd International Airport in Dammam. One person was killed and eight injured. These drone attacks keep popping up in Gulf tensions, so worth watching.

This comes after deadly strikes and could push the US and Iran closer to another confrontation. Washington is already on edge about Iranian operations targeting Americans overseas. Worth tracking if you follow global conflict zones.

Russia's reported Filin cruise missile flies at 800 kmph, goes 1,200 km, and carries up to 100 kg of explosives. Since it's inexpensive, Russia could use it in large numbers. That's a fresh headache for Ukraine's air defences.

Student-led protests pushed Serbia's turnout to its highest since 1993. A corruption-focused list is now challenging the ruling party after months of street action. Tbh, it'll be interesting to see if this turns into actual change.

Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshi nationals for allegedly committing an immoral act in a Mecca mosque, and Dhaka says it was kept in the dark. Honestly, this is exactly the kind of opaque diplomatic move that makes migrant workers and their families nervous.

Tehran has warned that US data centres and AI facilities in the Gulf could be hit if fighting resumes. That takes the threat past military bases and into commercial infrastructure. Tbh, it feels like the region is edging closer to a bigger conflict.