Politics
Palestinian authorities: 308 members of Al-Hassayna family killed in Gaza airstrikes
The deaths occurred on November 22, 2023, when a cluster of buildings collapsed during Israeli strikes.
Poland reports missile impact in Lublin region following Russian strikes on Ukraine
Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated recovered fragments indicate a Russian Kh-101 missile landed in Tarnawa-Kolonia.
WFP warns of worsening nutrition crisis in Afghanistan
Funding shortages and regional instability drive acute malnutrition to critical levels
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rejects report on depleted missile stocks
The Pentagon chief dismissed CNN's claims regarding THAAD and Patriot missile depletion during the Iran war.
Estonia secures up to 2.34 billion euros in EU defense loans
The SAFE agreement provides long-term financing for air defense, ammunition, and military vehicles procurement.
UK House of Lords urges ban on general sale of pet flea treatments
Environment committee recommends restricting sales to professionals to protect ecosystems from chemical runoff
South Korean police raid Starbucks over 'Tank Day' promotion
The company faces investigation following a marketing campaign linked to the 1980 military suppression.
EU receives €1.4 billion from immobilised Russian assets for Ukraine support
The funds were generated from interest accrued on cash balances held by Central Securities Depositories.
Colombia's President-elect plans inauguration at military garrison
Abelardo de la Espriella intends to take office at a contested site amid warnings of potential policy reversals.
Investigation opened in La Flèche after neo-Nazi tags discovered
Authorities are investigating the targeting of symbolic locations following the appearance of swastikas and Celtic crosses.
Sachsen-Anhalt Education Minister warns of right-wing information bubbles
Jan Riedel highlights risks to democracy as AfD polling shows significant lead ahead of September elections
Taiwan launches major military drills to test command flexibility
The exercises aim to prepare for potential cyberattacks and a possible blockade by China.
William Lawrence wins Michigan 7th District Democratic primary
The Sunrise Movement co-founder advances to a general election matchup against Republican Tom Barrett.
East German leaders oppose abolition of age 63 pension scheme
Regional CDU prime ministers demand retention of early retirement benefits despite federal party opposition.
Wesley Bell wins Missouri Democratic primary against Cori Bush
The former prosecutor defeated the former representative in a heavily Democratic district.
Jeanine Pirro meets Donald Trump at White House
The meeting follows Trump's criticism of Pirro's decision to drop Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool charges
Trump threatens Iran with consequences as sea blockade continues
US President warns of military blockade on Iranian ports amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and maritime tensions.
Kosovar authorities find second mass grave near Jabuka
The discovery follows the finding of a mass grave in Zubin Potok containing remains of seven people.
Polish Fighter Jets Intercept Russian Reconnaissance Aircraft Over Baltic Sea
The incident marks the third aerial interception by Poland in recent days amid broader regional drone strikes and naval tensions.
Israel implements stricter approval for Gaza strikes
New military guidelines require approval from Chief of General Staff Eyal Zamir for Hamas-targeted attacks.
Netanyahu rejects Gaza withdrawal until Hamas disarms
The Israeli prime minister pushes back on a US-backed deal, insisting on disarmament before any troop pullout.
Monument for Netanyahu's brother unveiled in Uganda after Entebbe raid
The statue honoring Yonatan Netanyahu at Entebbe airport symbolizes growing ties between Kampala and Tel Aviv, despite the operation's historical impact.
Russia Strikes Kyiv With Ballistic Missiles, Mayor Reports
The attack on Ukraine's capital follows a week that saw at least 27 people killed across both countries.
Putin signs decree limiting foreign investors' buyback rights
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree allowing courts to strip foreign investors who left Russia in 2022 of their right to buy back shares in Russian companies.
IFRC: Sudan Faces World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis, 35 Million in Need
IFRC envoy warns of systemic societal collapse as war hollows out public services and displaces communities.
Armed man arrested at Trump National Golf Course in Rancho Palos Verdes
Authorities say the suspect, from Downey, was taking photos and video of security planning ahead of President Trump's visit.
DOJ sends monitors to Michigan polling sites
Civil Rights Division officials state monitoring aims to ensure nationwide election fairness
Eight students detained after attempt to enter US air base in South Korea
The protesters linked their actions to US opposition to a South Korean semiconductor project
Mediators prepare document to reopen the Strait of Hormuz amid US-Iran contacts
Pakistani and Qatari mediators are in the final stages of a single-page agreement to restore maritime traffic.
Indian vessel sinks after Red Sea attack off Yemen
All 14 crew members were rescued following an attack by an explosives-laden boat near Al Hudaydah.