The White House plans to hold the first leaders’ meeting of a so-called “Peace Council” on Gaza on Feb. 19, Axios reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the plans. Axios said
Read MoreRussia launched a major attack on Ukraine’s power grid on Saturday, cutting electricity to large parts of the country, Ukraine’s electricity operator said. Ukrainian officials accuse Moscow of deliberately targeting energy infrastructure,
Read MoreThe United States imposed new sanctions targeting Iran’s oil and petrochemical sector, including entities and oil tankers, following a round of indirect talks held in Muscat. The move comes within the framework
Read MoreThe ISIS group claimed responsibility for a suicide attack targeting a Shiite mosque in southeastern Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital, killing at least 31 people and wounding around 170 others during Friday prayers.
Read MoreUkraine and Russia released 157 prisoners each following talks held in Abu Dhabi, marking the first exchange in five months. The swap was carried out with the support of the United Arab
Read MoreLebanon and Syria signed an agreement to transfer around 300 convicted Syrian prisoners from Lebanese jails to Syria to complete their sentences. The deal is part of a broader track aimed at
Read MoreTurkish authorities have dismantled an espionage cell operating on behalf of intelligence services linked to the Israeli occupation. The cell reportedly used front companies and infiltrated supply chains to gather information on
Read MorePortuguese authorities announced the death of one person and the evacuation of residents by boats after the Sado River overflowed in the town of Alcácer do Sal, following the seventh storm to
Read MoreThe opening ceremony of the Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games kicked off simultaneously from four different locations across Italy, a first-of-its-kind precedent that makes this edition the most geographically dispersed in Olympic
Read MoreThe United States has approved a potential sale of military equipment and logistics services related to passenger vehicle inspection systems to Iraq, valued at about $90 million, the Pentagon’s Defense Security Cooperation
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