Politics
Chemical leak reported in Ukraine's Poltava region after Russian airstrike
Emergency services sealed damaged containers at a critical infrastructure facility following the strike
Turkey criticizes Netanyahu's approach toward Gaza and regional stability
The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Israeli attacks follow a roadmap agreement for a Gaza Peace Plan.
Israeli groups targeted Saint James Monastery in Jerusalem's Old City
The Jerusalem governorate reported stone-throwing and spitting incidents at the Armenian church.
James Carville pledges to leave Democratic Party if Hasan Piker gains influence
The veteran strategist expressed opposition to the socialist streamer's potential rise within the party.
Syrian President Shara: Removal of old regime was necessary for the region
In an interview with Al Jazeera, Ahmed Shara discussed the transition from the Damascus-based government and the focus on reconstruction.
Saudi and Iran foreign ministers discuss diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions
The phone call follows conflicting reports regarding US-Iran peace framework
Iran says negotiations with Oman on Strait of Hormuz near completion
Foreign Ministry officials state that talks are entering a final phase and warn of consequences for US actions.
Rosatom-owned container ship 'Yanina' sinks in Black Sea after drone attack
The vessel was carrying civilian goods when it was struck by two UAVs in international waters.
Suspected suicide bombing outside police station in Pakistan's Swat Valley
The attack occurred as local youths were protesting for peace in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Rosatom reports Ukrainian drone strike near Zaporizhzhia reactor unit
The state nuclear corporation claims an attempted strike on spent fuel storage amid ongoing safety concerns.
Turkey updates military readiness status regarding Cyprus
Defense Minister Yaşar Güler cites regional tensions and shifts in US security strategy as reasons for updated military posture.
Turkish court sentences five for 'conscious negligence' in Beluk Apartment collapse
Judges ruled defendants foresaw the structural failure but lacked evidence of accepting the outcome.
Six arrested in connection with 44 Turkish forest fires
Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that 29 suspects have been identified in relation to incidents spanning 16 provinces.
Israeli strikes hit Gaza homes, killing five
Gaza strikes kill five; US unveils plan for Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal.
Sri Lanka deploys troops to contain riot at Mahara Prison
One inmate killed and six injured during unrest at the facility, which was operating at four times its intended capacity.
Israeli strikes kill at least four people in Gaza
Strikes occurred despite a ceasefire breakthrough involving Donald Trump
Former employee accuses Sara Netanyahu of mistreating staff at residence
The claims, made to Israel's Kanal 12, include allegations of discrimination and physical assault.
US Medicaid work rules may drop patients, CBO projects
The new requirements, set to take effect next year, could lead to coverage losses for vulnerable individuals, while some states begin implementation as early as next week.
Spain's migrant surge in Ceuta triggers EU political storm
The influx of migrants into Ceuta has sparked a political crisis, with Spain blaming smugglers and facing criticism from EU allies.
Saudi Crown Prince Urged Trump to Avoid Iran Attacks, Axios Reports
Mohammed bin Salman reportedly expressed concerns over large-scale military plans during a meeting with the US president.
Trump reiterates US support for Morocco's Western Sahara autonomy plan
In a message to King Mohammed VI, President Trump reaffirmed recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the disputed territory.
UK court allows puberty blocker trial for children to proceed
The Pathways trial will recruit over 220 children to assess the benefits and risks of puberty blockers after a legal challenge failed.
Gaza authorities recover 112 bodies buried under rubble
The recovery follows more than two years of Israeli strikes, with thousands of remains still unaccounted for.
China urges US to end Cuba blockade amid rising tensions
Beijing calls for lifting sanctions as Washington reviews military options and Havana describes embargo as an act of war
Pro-Trump Media Influencers Face Declining Views and Internal Splits
A New York Times analysis finds shrinking audiences for key right-wing figures ahead of the midterms, straining Republican support.
George Santos Settles CFTC Case, Pays $35,000 Over Kalshi Trades
The former representative agreed to pay $35,000 to resolve allegations tied to his bets on attending Trump's address, plus a three-year trading ban.
Europe's teenage hitmen: How Foxtrot Network outsourced murder
A Stockholm killing and a UK plot reveal a 'calculated outsourcing of murder' to vulnerable youths, with links to Iran.
Gaza Health Ministry: 152 killed in Israeli attacks in July, highest monthly toll this year
The July death toll in the Gaza Strip was the highest since the start of the year.
Israel Says It Killed Hezbollah Members on Key Lebanon Hilltop
The clash over a strategic ridge in southern Lebanon tests a fragile cease-fire.
Critics Warn of Threat to Historic Sites as Panel Approves Rule Changes
Advisory council's proposal would ease limits on federal projects near historic places, narrowing protections and reducing tribal consultation.