Foreign ministers of 19 countries, joined by the secretaries-general of the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, condemned what they described as recent Israeli decisions aimed at expanding “illegal” control
Read MoreIran has denied reports of an “interim agreement” with the United States regarding its nuclear program. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said Tehran would accept a deal that guarantees its rights and
Read MoreThe Workers’ Party of Korea has re-elected its leader, Kim Jong Un, as Secretary-General during its ninth congress, held every five years. The official news agency reported that Kim has strengthened the
Read MoreIsraeli occupation forces stormed the town of Ya’bad in Jenin governorate in the northern West Bank, raiding homes and arresting several Palestinians. A Palestinian was wounded by Israeli gunfire, and six others
Read MoreAfghanistan’s Foreign Ministry summoned Pakistan’s ambassador in Kabul and delivered a formal protest over airstrikes that killed 18 people in eastern Afghanistan. Kabul described the strikes as a violation of sovereignty and
Read MoreChad has announced the closure of its border with Sudan “until further notice,” protesting what it described as repeated incursions and violations by warring factions in Sudan. The decision follows clashes in
Read MoreU.S. forces began evacuating the Qasrak base in the countryside of Hasakah in northeastern Syria at dawn on Monday, marking what local sources describe as their final base in the country. Washington
Read MoreRussia carried out intense overnight strikes on Ukraine late Saturday, targeting the suburb of Sofiivska Borshchahivka near Kyiv as part of a barrage involving around 50 missiles and approximately 300 drones aimed
Read MoreThe Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza said on Monday that the death toll since the start of the war in October 2023 had risen to 72,072, with 171,749 people wounded. In its
Read MoreA British newspaper investigation said convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein hid computers and photographs from U.S. authorities in secret storage units across the United States. The Telegraph reported it had obtained documents
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