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US-Israel military strike kills Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei, sparking aggressive retaliation and regional fears. This has spiked global gold to $5357/oz and silver to $90/oz, with experts predicting gold could reach $6000/oz (translating to ₹20,000/gram in India) if the war lasts weeks.
The US military, including US Central Command, used Anthropic’s Claude AI for intelligence analysis, target identification, and battle simulations during airstrikes on Iran, just hours after President Trump ordered federal agencies to stop using the company’s technology over a Pentagon contract dispute.
China’s security establishment is facing fresh turmoil after senior military leader Zhang Youxia, a close ally of President Xi Jinping, was placed under investigation for serious violations. Reports suggest Zhang allegedly leaked sensitive nuclear information to the United States and accepted bribes. The development has raised alarm in Taiwan, which has increased military monitoring amid signs of
Saudi Arabia, joined by Qatar and Oman, has firmly told the United States that it will not allow its airspace or bases to be used for any military attack on Iran, pressuring the Trump administration to avoid force amid Iranian protests. Gulf states warn such action could destabilize the region and disrupt oil markets. Meanwhile, Russia has issued a stern warning to Washington against military esca
Greenland has re-entered global focus after US military actions intensified strategic competition in the Arctic. Former President Donald Trump’s renewed interest in acquiring the island highlights its vital location between the US and Russia, growing military importance, and vast reserves of critical minerals. As melting Arctic ice opens new routes, Greenland’s geopolitical value has surged, trigg
The US military action capturing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has sparked geopolitical concerns, but Bajaj Auto clarified exports to Venezuela constitute less than 1% of total overseas shipments, with popular models like Pulsar and Boxer minimally affected.
The US military action in Venezuela has raised short-term sentiment concerns in global oil markets due to the country’s vast reserves. However, state-owned PDVSA reports normal production and refining, with no damage to key facilities. Pre-existing US sanctions already limited Venezuela’s exports, capping disruptions. Analyst Arne Lohmann Rasmussen predicts Brent crude may rise only $1-2 initially
