The United Nations and international organizations announced the spread of famine in Gaza, warning that over half a million people face catastrophic hunger. They called for an immediate ceasefire and guaranteed delivery
Read MoreRussian President Vladimir Putin outlined three conditions to end the war: Ukraine’s abandonment of Donbas, withdrawal from NATO accession, and guaranteed neutrality with the removal of Western forces. US President Donald Trump
Read MoreA member of Syria’s internal security forces was killed in a suicide attack attributed to ISIS at a checkpoint in Al-Mayadin, eastern Syria. Security forces killed one attacker before another detonated himself.
Read MoreTehran announced a meeting next week with the UK, France, and Germany to discuss its nuclear program, amid European threats to reimpose sanctions. The meeting follows a call between Iranian Foreign Minister
Read MoreUS President Donald Trump announced that the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw will take place on December 5 at the Kennedy Center in Washington during a meeting with FIFA President Gianni Infantino
Read MoreIsraeli occupation forces entered villages in Quneitra and Daraa, southern Syria, setting up checkpoints, searching homes, and briefly detaining three young men, according to SANA. This move violates the 1974 disengagement agreement
Read MoreAt least 17 people, including 12 police officers, were killed in Antioquia, Colombia, after a car bomb and a drone attack that brought down a police helicopter. President Gustavo Petro accused dissidents
Read MoreLibya’s Interior Ministry thwarted a missile attack targeting the UN mission in Tripoli, discovering two additional missiles and a launcher inside a Toyota Camry in Janzour. Investigations continue to identify those responsible,
Read MoreThe Russian Defense Ministry announced Friday that its forces had captured Katerynivka, Vladimirovka, and Rusyn Yar in Donetsk, claiming Ukrainian losses of over 4,400 soldiers in the past week. Russian troops reportedly
Read MoreSerbian President Aleksandar Vučić called for “democratic dialogue” with anti-government protesters on Friday, following nine months of demonstrations. Vučić stated, “Serbia must solve its problems through democratic dialogue, not violence.” Opposition parties
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