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Japanese National Indicted for Attempting to Sell Nuclear Materials to Iran

The U.S. Department of Justice revealed a significant development on Wednesday as it unsealed a superseding indictment in a Manhattan federal court, charging a Japanese national, Takeshi Ebisawa, 60, with grave offenses including attempting to peddle nuclear materials capable of producing a nuclear bomb to Iran... Read More

Israel’s Arrow Defense System Intercepts Ballistic Missile Targeting Eilat

Early Thursday morning, Israel’s long-range Arrow air defense system successfully intercepted a ballistic missile over the Red Sea, believed to have been launched by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, the Israeli military confirmed... Read More

Deadly Terror Shooting Attack Claims Israeli Life, Injures 11 Near Jerusalem

In a tragic incident on Thursday morning, an Israeli man lost his life while 11 others sustained injuries in a terror shooting attack carried out by three Palestinian gunmen near a checkpoint between Jerusalem and the West Bank settlement city of Ma’ale Adumim... Read More

Somalia Strikes Defense Deal with Turkey Amid Tensions with Ethiopia

Somalia announced on Wednesday a significant defense agreement with Turkey, signaling a strategic move aimed at bolstering the nation’s maritime capabilities, amid escalating tensions with Ethiopia over access to the sea through Somaliland... Read More

Ecuadorian Government Proposes $214 Million Boost in Security Spending Amid Rising Violence

The administration of Ecuadorean President Daniel Noboa has unveiled plans to bolster security spending by $214 million in 2024, as part of a multifaceted strategy to combat escalating violence attributed to drug trafficking gangs. Additionally, the government is considering raising the value-added tax (VAT) to 15% starting April... Read More

Israeli Soldier Killed, Two Wounded in Renewed Clashes with Hamas Forces in Northern Gaza

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported on Wednesday that one soldier was killed and two others were critically injured during heavy fighting in northern Gaza. The clashes erupted despite previous indications from the military that its primary operations against Hamas militants had concluded... Read More

Putin Denies Russian Nuclear Weapon Deployment in Space Amid US Claims

President Vladimir Putin of Russia declared on Tuesday that Russia denies the deployment of nuclear weapons in space, following denials from his defense minister, Sergei Shoigu, over U.S. allegations regarding Russia’s purported development of a space-based nuclear capability... Read More

US Vetoes UN Resolution Calling for Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza Conflict

The United States wielded its veto power on Tuesday to block an Arab-backed resolution at the United Nations, which sought an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict in the Gaza Strip... Read More

IDF Releases Footage of Abducted Israeli Family Held by Hamas in Gaza

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) unveiled recently obtained footage revealing the harrowing plight of Shiri Bibas and her two young children, who were abducted by Hamas-led terrorists on October 7th... Read More

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele Secures Supermajority in Congress

After a meticulous vote counting process, electoral officials in El Salvador announced on Monday that President Nayib Bukele and his New Ideas party have won the supermajority needed in Congress to govern without constraints... Read More

Iran-Backed Houthis Strike Cargo Ship, Down US Drone

Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist organization hit a cargo ship near the Arabian Peninsula and claims responsibility for downing a U.S. drone. This recent escalation of aggression has underscored President Joe Biden’s challenges in protecting American interests on the global stage... Read More

IDF Strikes Hezbollah Weapon Depots Near Lebanon’s Sidon in Response to Drone Attack

In a swift response to a drone attack on northern Israel earlier in the day, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted airstrikes targeting two weapon depots reportedly owned by the Hezbollah terror group near Lebanon’s southern coastal city of Sidon... Read More

Italian Senate Passes Controversial Plan to Send Boat Migrants to Albanian Centers

The Italian Senate has approved a plan put forth by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her Albanian counterpart last November. The plan, aimed at sending boat migrants to Italian-managed centers on Albanian territory, secured a vote of 93 to 61 in favor, following its previous approval in the lower house of parliament... Read More

Bipartisan US Senators Push Hungary to Approve Sweden’s NATO Accession

In a bid to press Hungary’s nationalist government, a bipartisan delegation of US senators visited Budapest on Sunday, urging immediate approval of Sweden’s request to join NATO... Read More

Hamas Leadership Changes Loom as Israeli Offensive Nears, Defense Minister Reports

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant disclosed on Sunday that Hamas leadership abroad is actively seeking replacements for its Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar. This revelation comes amidst the dismantling of Hamas battalions in Khan Younis and the looming threat of an Israeli offensive in Rafah... Read More

Russian President Putin Commends Military Capture of Ukrainian City Avdiivka

Russian President Vladimir Putin conveyed his congratulations to military units and their commander for the capture of the Ukrainian city of Avdiivka, as announced by the Kremlin on Saturday... Read More

Hostage Families Take Center Stage at Tel Aviv Rally, Urging Government Action

The weekly rally in Tel Aviv for the return of hostages from Gaza took a new turn as organisers ceded the spotlight to the families of over 40 abducted individuals for the entire duration of the event... Read More

Israel Reveals Alleged Involvement of UNRWA Staff in Hamas-Led Assault

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant made a public disclosure on Friday, unveiling the identities of 12 UNRWA staff members who Israel alleges “actively participated” in the Hamas-led onslaught on southern Israel that occurred on October 7th... Read More

Deadly Shooting Rampage Rocks Southern Israel, Claiming Two Lives

A shooting rampage at Re’em Junction in southern Israel on Friday afternoon turned tragic, resulting in the loss of two Israeli lives and leaving four others injured, including two in critical condition... Read More

IDF Continues Operations in Gaza; Uncovers Weapons at Nasser Hospital

The forces from the elite Maglan and naval commando unit persisted in their search efforts at Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis on Friday, which has been a focal point of recent clashes... Read More

Israeli Soldier Killed, Eight Wounded in Rocket Barrage from Lebanon

In a tragic incident, an Israeli soldier lost his life while eight others sustained injuries as a volley of at least 11 rockets, launched from Lebanon, struck Safed and an army base in the northern region... Read More

Kenyan Police Rearrest Murder Suspect Wanted in Massachusetts

Kenyan authorities have confirmed the rearrest of Kevin Adam Kinyanjui Kangethe, the man wanted in Massachusetts to face murder charges, just a week after his dramatic escape from police custody, the Kenyan police announced on Wednesday... Read More

Israeli Finance Minister Blocks Flour Shipments to Gaza Amid Concerns Over Hamas Aid

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced on Tuesday night that he was halting the transfer of flour shipments into the Gaza Strip. The decision aims to prevent aid from reaching UNRWA and, subsequently, Hamas, the terrorist group in control of the territory... Read More

Former Hostage Shares Horrific Account of Sexual Violence During Hamas Captivity

Former hostage Agam Goldstein-Almog has unveiled a disturbing narrative detailing the sexual violence experienced by another captive while under Hamas captivity. The revelation came to light through a preview clip from an upcoming documentary project spearheaded by former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg... Read More

Israeli Military Releases Footage Allegedly Showing Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza Tunnel

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) unveiled footage on Tuesday purporting to depict Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar navigating a Gaza tunnel accompanied by several family members... Read More

Woman Opens Fire at Joel Osteen’s Megachurch in Houston, One Dead and Several Injured

Tragedy struck the Lakewood Church in Houston on Sunday when a woman carrying an AR-15 rifle with “Free Palestine” inscribed on it opened fire, injuring multiple individuals before being shot and killed by off-duty officers working as security, according to police reports... Read More

France Presents Proposal to Ease Tensions Between Lebanon and Israel

France has submitted a formal proposal to Beirut, seeking to bring an end to the ongoing conflicts along the disputed Lebanon-Israel border. The proposal, obtained by Reuters, calls for Hezbollah and other armed groups to withdraw 10 kilometers (6 miles) from the border area... Read More

Fire Engulfs Amusement Park in Gothenburg, Sweden

A fierce fire erupted at an amusement park located in the western Swedish city of Gothenburg on Monday, consuming outdoor water slides and associated structures that were still under construction, according to eyewitnesses and rescue services... Read More

Israeli Forces Rescue Hostages from Hamas Captivity in Daring Night Operation

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), Shin Bet, and Israel Police successfully rescued two hostages from Hamas captivity in Rafah, Gaza... Read More

Brazilian Army Colonel Arrested Upon Return from U.S. Amidst Coup Investigation

A Brazilian army colonel, sought by police in connection with an alleged attempted coup orchestrated by associates of Brazil’s former far-right president, was apprehended on Sunday upon his return from the United States... Read More

Israel to Send Negotiators to Cairo for Hostage Release Talks with US, Egypt, and Qatar

Israel is preparing to dispatch negotiators to Cairo this week to engage in discussions regarding a potential hostage release deal with senior officials from the United States, Egypt, and Qatar... Read More

Israeli Military Discovers Hamas Data Center Hidden Beneath UNRWA Headquarters in Gaza

The Israeli military has uncovered a significant Hamas asset concealed beneath the Gaza Strip headquarters of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA)... Read More

Hungary’s President Resigns Amid Scandal Over Child Sexual Abuse Pardon

Hungary’s conservative president, Katalin Novák, announced her resignation on Saturday following intense public backlash over a controversial pardon she granted to an individual involved in a child sexual abuse case... Read More

Spanish Farmers Continue Protests Across the Country, Plan Gathering in Madrid

Spanish farmers persisted in their protests on Friday, blocking streets nationwide for the fourth consecutive day and announcing intentions to converge in Madrid as they voiced opposition against the European Union’s environmental regulations and perceived burdensome taxes and bureaucratic hurdles... Read More

Controversy Swirls as Hungary’s President Faces Calls to Resign Over Pardon

Calls for the resignation of Hungary’s conservative president, Katalin Novák, escalated on Friday following widespread outrage over her decision to pardon an individual convicted of concealing child sexual abuse, a move that has ignited an unprecedented political firestorm for the country’s enduring nationalist government... Read More

Hezbollah Launches Rockets at Northern Israel Following Israeli Drone Strike

Hezbollah launched a barrage of at least 30 rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel late Thursday. The attack came shortly after reports emerged of an Israeli drone strike targeting two Hezbollah operatives, including a senior commander, in the southern Lebanese town of Nabatieh... Read More

Israel Refuses Hamas’s Proposed Hostage Release Deal Amidst Escalating Tensions

Israel has firmly rejected Hamas’s proposed terms for a potential hostage release deal, intensifying pressure on the terrorists group amidst ongoing conflict. A senior Israeli official, speaking to The Times of Israel on Thursday, labeled Hamas’s conditions as “delusional” and asserted that Israel would not entertain new terms... Read More

Tucker Carlson’s Announcement Interview with Putin Sparks Surge in X App Downloads

Following former Fox News TV host Tucker Carlson’s announcement of an upcoming interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the app previously known as X experienced a surge in downloads, catapulting it to the top spot on the U.S. App Store overnight… Read More

Netanyahu Rejects Hamas’s Hostage Deal Proposals, Stresses Military Pressure for Release

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu firmly rebuffed Hamas’s proposals for a new hostage deal on Wednesday, labeling them as “delusional” and emphasizing that only military pressure can ensure the release of Israelis held captive in the Gaza Strip... Read More

Israeli Leaders Assert Progress in Gaza Offensive, Vow Complete Victory Over Hamas

Israeli officials declared on Monday that they had inflicted significant damage on the Hamas terror group, claiming to have killed or seriously wounded half of its fighters in a nearly four-month-long offensive in the Gaza Strip... Read More

French Officials Demand Proof of Medication Delivery to Israeli Hostages in Gaza Strip

French authorities are pressing Hamas for evidence that medication sent for Israeli hostages held by terror groups in the Gaza Strip has reached them... Read More

King Charles Diagnosed with Cancer, Postpones Public Duties

Buckingham Palace revealed on Monday that Britain’s monarch, King Charles, 75, has been diagnosed with cancer, prompting him to defer public-facing obligations while he undergoes treatment... Read More

Ukrainian Shelling Claims Lives in Russian-Occupied Lysychansk

A Ukrainian shelling in the Russian-occupied city of Lysychansk, resulted in the deaths of at least 28 individuals at a bakery. According to Leonid Pasechnik, a local leader, the casualties included at least one child, as communicated in a statement on Telegram issued Saturday... Read More

South Korea and Saudi Arabia Forge Defense Collaboration to Expand Arms Sales in the Middle East

South Korea and Saudi Arabia have formalized a memorandum of understanding aimed at expanding defense cooperation, according to an announcement from Seoul’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) on Sunday... Read More

Israeli Defense Minister Warns Hezbollah Amid Escalating Tensions in Lebanon

Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant issued a stark warning to Hezbollah on Sunday, cautioning the Lebanese militant group about Israel’s extensive offensive capabilities in Lebanon... Read More

Israeli Military Deploys Troops to Northern Border, Issues Warning to Hezbollah

The Israeli military announced on Saturday the deployment of three troop divisions to the northern border, intensifying efforts to address escalating tensions with Hezbollah... Read More

US, UK, and Allies Launch Strikes Against Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen

In response to over 30 attacks conducted by Iranian-backed Houthi terrorists against cargo ships and chemical tankers near the Arabian Peninsula in recent months, the United States and the United Kingdom have initiated a fresh round of strikes in Yemen... Read More

Israel’s Arrow Defense System Intercepts Ballistic Missile Launched by Houthis

Israel’s long-range Arrow air defense system successfully intercepted a ballistic missile over the Red Sea on Friday afternoon, according to military sources. The missile was fired by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, marking another escalation in regional tensions... Read More

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Dismisses Economy Minister

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel took decisive action on Friday by removing Economy Minister Alejandro Gil from his position, according to state media reports... Read More

Israeli Teen Dafna Elyakim Recounts 51-Day Ordeal in Hamas Captivity

In a heart-wrenching interview aired on Tuesday, a 15-year-old Israeli girl, recently released from Hamas captivity, shared her harrowing experience spanning 51 days... Read More

Protesters Block Humanitarian Aid to Gaza Demanding Hostage Release

Protesters obstructed trucks transporting essential humanitarian supplies to Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday, stipulating that no aid should traverse into the territory via Israel until the release of 132 hostages held captive by terrorists since October 7... Read More

Saudi Arabia Still Weighing BRICS Membership Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Saudi Arabia is yet to make a definitive decision regarding an invitation to join the BRICS bloc of countries, a Saudi official source informed Reuters on Wednesday... Read More

French Farmer Union Leaders Urge End to Roadblocks Amid Government Assurances

Leaders of France’s primary farmer union have called for an end to the roadblocks that have disrupted traffic across the country for over two weeks, citing assurances from the government that their concerns are being addressed... Read More

Netanyahu Accuses UNRWA of Hamas Infiltration

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has leveled serious allegations against the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), claiming it has been “totally infiltrated” by Hamas… Read More

Breakthrough in Hostage Negotiations between Israel and Hamas

In a significant development in the ongoing negotiations between Israel and Hamas, a framework for a potential deal has emerged, raising hopes for the release of civilian hostages held by the Palestinian terror group in Gaza... Read More

U.S. F-16 Fighter Jet Crashes off South Korea’s West Coast

A U.S. F-16 fighter jet crashed into the sea off South Korea’s west coast on Wednesday, marking the second crash of an F-16 in just over a month within the country. The incident, reported by a U.S. Air Force unit stationed in South Korea, saw the pilot rescued safely... Read More

Hamas Delegation to Discuss Truce-for-Hostages Deal with Egyptian Officials

Cairo is set to host a crucial meeting between a delegation of Hamas officials and Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel on Wednesday, as reported by an Egyptian official to Qatar’s Al Araby news channel... Read More

Terror Attack in Haifa Leaves Soldier Seriously Wounded

A soldier sustained severe injuries in a terror attack on Monday when a man deliberately rammed his vehicle into him outside a military base in Haifa, according to police and medical sources... Read More

British Columbia Halts Approvals for New Colleges Enrolling International Students

The government of British Columbia announced on Monday that it will cease approvals for new colleges seeking to enroll international students until February 2026, as part of measures to regulate the influx of foreign students into the Canadian province... Read More

Israeli Forces Neutralize Three Hamas Operatives in Jenin Hospital Raid

Israeli troops have reportedly thwarted a potential terror plot by neutralizing three members of an armed Hamas cell hiding within Ibn Sina Hospital in Jenin, located in the West Bank... Read More

Government Ministers and Lawmakers Vow to Rebuild Jewish Settlements in Gaza

Twelve government ministers and fifteen coalition lawmakers made pledges on Sunday night to reconstruct Jewish settlements within the heart of the Gaza Strip and advocate for the relocation of the Palestinian population following the ongoing conflict with Hamas... Read More

High-Level Talks Held to Secure Release of Israeli Hostages Held by Hamas

The Prime Minister’s Office has confirmed that a crucial four-way meeting involving the US, Israel, Qatar, and Egypt convened in Europe to explore a potential agreement aimed at freeing all Israeli hostages currently held by Hamas... Read More

Countries Halt Funding for UNRWA Amid Allegations of Employee Involvement in Hamas Attack

Several countries, including Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, and Finland, have decided to halt funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). This decision follows allegations from Israel regarding the involvement of UNRWA employees in the Hamas-led massacre on October 7... Read More

U.S.-China Talks in Thailand: Navigating Tensions in the Middle East

U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan engaged in talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during discussions in Thailand aimed at leveraging China’s influence with Iran to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East... Read More

Venezuela’s Ban on Opposition Leader Sparks Global Condemnation

The decision by Venezuela’s highest court to block opposition leader María Corina Machado from running in the presidential election has drawn condemnation from the U.S. government and nearly 30 conservative world leaders... Read More

Israel Strikes Hezbollah Targets in Southern Lebanon

In response to multiple rocket attacks targeting northern Israel earlier in the day, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted a series of airstrikes on Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon on Saturday... Read More

International Court of Justice Ruling on Gaza Conflict

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivered a significant ruling on Friday regarding Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The court’s decision, passed by a vote of 15-2, acknowledges the plausibility of South Africa’s claims that Palestinians in Gaza require protection from genocide... Read More

UNRWA Terminates Employees Accused of Involvement in Hamas Terror Attack

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, announced on Friday that it had terminated “several” employees accused by Israel of involvement in the unprecedented October 7 attack on southern communities by Hamas... Read More

Deadly Gold Mine Collapse in Mali Claims Over 70 Lives

Tragedy struck in Mali late last week as an unregulated gold mine collapsed, claiming the lives of more than 70 individuals, an official disclosed on Wednesday. As rescue efforts persist, fears linger that the death toll could escalate further in the aftermath of the incident... Read More

Israel Strikes Hezbollah Targets in Southern Lebanon Amid Escalating Tensions

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted a series of airstrikes on Thursday targeting Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon, while the Lebanese militant group claimed it had launched an attack on Israel’s Iron Dome air defense system... Read More

Protesters at Kerem Shalom Border Demand Aid Cutoff Until Gaza Hostages Freed

At the Kerem Shalom border crossing, a group of demonstrators, including relatives of hostages detained in the Gaza Strip, staged a protest on Thursday, urging for the cessation of humanitarian aid deliveries into the Palestinian enclave... Read More

White House Expresses Concern Over Strike on UN Shelter in Gaza

The White House has expressed grave concern over an attack on a UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) facility in Khan Younis. The incident, which occurred earlier today, resulted in at least nine fatalities and 75 injuries, according to UNRWA… Read More

Deadly Plane Crash Sparks Accusations Between Russia and Ukraine in Prisoner Swap

A Russian military transport plane carrying 65 captured Ukrainian soldiers en route to a prisoner exchange crashed in a fiery blaze, resulting in the deaths of all 74 individuals on board. The two nations are now entangled in a war of accusations and counterclaims... Read More

Chad’s President Idriss Deby Meets Russian President Putin to Strengthen Ties

Chad’s President Idriss Deby held a crucial meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Wednesday, signaling a potential shift in alliances as Putin congratulated Deby on his efforts to stabilize Chad... Read More

North Korea Conducts First Flight Test of New Cruise Missile

North Korea announced on Thursday that it had successfully conducted its inaugural flight test of a new cruise missile. The state media report followed a confirmation from South Korea’s military, which reported the North firing several cruise missiles into waters off its western coast the previous day... Read More

Tragedy Strikes as 21 Israeli Soldiers Lose Lives in Gaza Attack

In a devastating incident on Monday, 21 Israeli soldiers lost their lives in the southern Gaza Strip during an attack that resulted in the collapse of two buildings with soldiers inside, the military reported on Tuesday morning... Read More

Breakthrough Eludes Israel-Hamas Hostage Exchange as Ceasefire Talks Stall

In a potential breakthrough for the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, Israel and Hamas have tentatively agreed, in principle, to exchange Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners during a proposed month-long ceasefire... Read More

Egypt and Russia Commence Construction of El Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant

President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi declared on Tuesday that Egypt and Russia are embarking on “a new brilliant page” in their relations. The El Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant, a collaborative effort with Russia’s state nuclear energy corporation Rosatom, is poised to play a pivotal role in enhancing energy security and fostering cooperation between the two nations… Read More

Israeli Offensive in Khan Younis Leaves Three IDF Officers Dead

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) initiated a significant offensive in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis, resulting in intense clashes on Monday. At least three IDF officers were killed during the operation, led by four brigades, including the 98th Division… Read More

Families of Israeli Hostages Storm Knesset, Demand Government Action

Relatives of Israelis held hostage by Hamas in the Gaza Strip disrupted a session of the Knesset Finance Committee. The emotional protest aimed to push the government to intensify efforts for the release of their family members... Read More

Disruption in Red Sea Shipping Causes Critical Medical Equipment Delays for Israeli Aid Group

Yad Sarah, one of Israel’s largest non-profit charitable organizations, issued a warning on Sunday, highlighting the severe impact of shipping disruptions in the Red Sea. The disruptions, attributed to assaults by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militants, are causing delays in the delivery of crucial medical equipment... Read More

Tragic Conclusion: Two Navy SEALs Presumed Dead After Extensive Search

The U.S. Military declared that two Navy SEALs who went missing nearly two weeks ago during a mission off the coast of Africa are now presumed dead... Read More

Taiwan Detects Six More Chinese Balloons Flying Over Taiwan Strait

Taiwan’s defense ministry reported on Sunday that it had identified six additional Chinese balloons flying over the Taiwan Strait, with one of them breaching Taiwanese airspace… Read More

Congo’s President Tshisekedi Inaugurated for Second Term Amidst Election Controversy

On Saturday, Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi was sworn in for his second five-year term following a disputed December election, pledging to unite the Central African country and address the ongoing conflicts in the eastern region... Read More

IDF Uncovers Hamas Tunnel Holding Israeli Hostages in Harsh Conditions

IDF troops exposed a tunnel where hostages, believed to have been held by the Hamas terror group, endured harsh and inhumane conditions, the military disclosed on Saturday night… Read More

Iranian-Backed Missile Attack Injures U.S. Service Members in Iraq

Over the weekend, a significant number of U.S. service members sustained injuries in Iraq following a missile attack launched by Iranian-backed terrorist groups targeting al-Assad Airbase in Western Iraq. The assault occurred at approximately 6:30 p.m. Baghdad time on January 20... Read More

North Korea and Russia Strengthen Cooperation Amid Rising Tensions with the United States

North Korea announced on Sunday that it has entered into an agreement with Russia to enhance strategic and tactical cooperation, aiming to establish what they term a “new multi-polarized international order.” This development comes as both nations confront escalating tensions with the United States, prompting efforts to forge a united front... Read More

China Welcomes Brazil’s Support for “One China Policy”

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed appreciation on Friday for Brazil’s recent endorsement of Beijing’s “One China policy,” reinforcing signs of strengthened bilateral ties with South America’s largest country… Read More

U.S. Central Command Strikes Houthi Anti-Ship Missiles in the Red Sea

U.S. Central Command forces executed strikes on three Houthi anti-ship missiles poised for launch into the Southern Red Sea on Friday, as announced by the U.S. military on its official X account... Read More

Netanyahu and Biden Reconnect After 27 Days, Discuss Gaza, and Struggle Over Tax Revenues

In their first conversation in 27 days, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Joe Biden spoke on the phone on Friday evening, covering a range of critical issues. The discussion, lasting nearly 40 minutes, was reportedly held in good spirits… Read More

World Economic Forum: A Gathering of Global Influencers with Controversial Values

While the political scene in the United States has captured much attention this week, the World Economic Forum (WEF) is underway in Davos, drawing leaders and influencers from around the globe. But why does the WEF hold significance?… Read More

Israeli Forces Successfully Dismantle Hamas Weapons Manufacturing Hub

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Thursday the completion of the demolition of Hamas’s primary rocket and weapon manufacturing industrial zone in the central Gaza Strip. This operation also targeted an extensive tunnel network beneath the manufacturing zone, which housed key facilities… Read More

Netanyahu Bypasses Red Cross in Delivery of Medicine to Israeli Hostages in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Thursday that he had taken steps to deliver medicine to Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip, bypassing the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). This revelation came hours after the ICRC declared it would not play a role in ensuring the drugs’ delivery... Read More

Quebec Premier Urges Trudeau to Address Refugee Influx Straining Services

Quebec Premier Francois Legault has called on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to take immediate action to curb the increasing flow of refugees into the province and provide compensation for the escalating costs. Legault asserted that Quebec’s services are on the verge of a “breaking point” due to the surging number of asylum seekers... Read More

Netanyahu Rejects US Proposal Linking Saudi-Israel Relations to Palestinian Statehood

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly turned down a proposal from US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, which aimed at normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel in exchange for Israel facilitating a pathway toward statehood for the Palestinians… Read More

IDF Chief Warns of Growing Likelihood of War in Lebanon

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi announced on Wednesday that the likelihood of Israel being drawn into a war in Lebanon is increasing. This statement came just hours after Hamas terrorists fired a barrage of rockets at a northern Israeli town… Read More

U.S. Central Command Strikes Houthi Missiles in Yemen

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has confirmed conducting strikes on 14 missiles belonging to Yemen’s Houthi rebels, stating that these missiles, backed by Iran, posed an imminent threat to merchant vessels and U.S. Navy ships in the region… Read More

Qatar Successfully Mediates Agreement for Medication Delivery to Gaza Hostages

Qatar announced on Tuesday that it has successfully mediated an agreement between Israel and Hamas for the delivery of crucial medication to hostages in Gaza… Read More

Rocket Barrage Targets Southern Israeli Town as Conflict Escalates

More than 50 rockets were fired from Gaza towards the southern town of Netivot on Tuesday morning, marking the largest rocket barrage from the Strip in several weeks. The attack resulted in at least one rocket impact inside the southern city… Read More

Putin Alleges Past Election Rigging in the U.S.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, currently vying for another six-year term in an upcoming election, declared on Tuesday that past U.S. elections were influenced by irregularities in postal voting… Read More

Kenyan Cult Leader Faces Murder and Terrorism Charges as Authorities Uncover Mass Graves

Kenyan authorities are preparing to press charges of murder and terrorism against cult leader Paul Mackenzie after the discovery of over 400 bodies in mass graves. Mackenzie, who was apprehended in April, steadfastly denies any involvement in the deaths… Read More

Iran Launches Ballistic Missiles Near U.S. Consulate in Erbil, Iraq

The Islamic Republic of Iran launched ballistic missiles late on Monday night, targeting areas in close proximity to the U.S. Consulate in Erbil, Iraq. The responsibility for these attacks has been claimed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a faction within Iran’s military designated as a terrorist organization… Read More

Netanyahu Overcomes Government Opposition to Pass Amended 2024 Budget

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu successfully navigated internal government resistance on Monday to secure approval for a revised 2024 state budget totaling NIS 582 billion ($155 billion)… Read More

Switzerland to Host Global Peace Summit on Ukraine, Facilitating Talks at Zelenskiy’s Request

Switzerland has agreed to host a global peace summit on Ukraine in response to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s request… Read More

North Korean Foreign Minister’s Visit to Russia Deepens Bilateral Ties

North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui is currently in Russia for discussions with her Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, as both nations strengthen their economic, political, and military alliances… Read More

Ecuador’s Police and Military Restore Order in Prisons After Inmate-Hostage Crisis

Ecuador’s police and military launched a coordinated effort on Sunday to regain control of the country’s perilous prisons, where dozens of staff had been held hostage by inmates amid a surge in violence… Read More

Volcano Erupts in Southwest Iceland, Threatening Town and Triggering Evacuations

A volcano erupted in southwest Iceland on Sunday, unleashing molten lava flows that reached the outskirts of a small fishing town, setting some houses ablaze. Although the town had been evacuated earlier, authorities confirmed that no people were in danger… Read More

Deadly Missile Attack Escalates Tensions on Northern Israeli Border

A cross-border missile attack on the northern Israeli community of Kfar Yuval has left a man and his elderly mother dead, intensifying hostilities between Israel and the Hezbollah terror group. The strike, claimed by Hezbollah, occurred amid escalating violence that undermines U.S. hopes for a diplomatic resolution... Read More

Hamas Releases New Video Featuring Hostages in Gaza

The Palestinian terror group Hamas released a propaganda video on Sunday, showcasing three hostages held in the Gaza Strip. The video, condemned by Israel as deplorable psychological warfare, displayed undated and edited clips featuring Noa Argamani, 26, Yossi Sharabi, 53, and Itay Svirsky, 38, who identified themselves then proceeded to urge Israeli authorities to take action for their safe return… Read More

US Military Conducts Follow-up Strikes in Yemen After Initial Airstrikes Target Houthi Rebels

In a continued effort to address the growing threat to commercial vessels in the Red Sea, the US military launched a second round of strikes in Yemen on Saturday, targeting a Houthi-controlled site. The action followed a series of airstrikes by the US and Britain the previous day aimed at Houthi rebels... Read More

Israel Vows to Continue Military Operations Against Hamas Despite Genocide Allegations

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel’s commitment to persist in its conflict with Hamas “to the end — until complete victory.” This statement comes in response to recent allegations brought by South Africa to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, accusing Israel of genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip... Read More

Taiwan’s President-Elect Lai Ching-te Faces China’s Ire Over Independence Stance

The newly elected president of Taiwan, Lai Ching-te, is poised to confront significant challenges upon assuming office in May, particularly navigating strained relations with China, which has consistently labeled him a dangerous separatist… Read More

Israel Challenges South Africa’s Genocide Allegations in The Hague

The legal battle between Israel and South Africa reached a pivotal moment on Friday as Israel’s legal team presented a robust defense against the genocide allegations brought by South Africa in the International Court of Justice (ICJ)... Read More

German Government Rejects Genocide Allegations Against Israel at UN Court

The German government firmly dismissed allegations before the United Nations’ top court that Israel is committing “genocide” in Gaza. Government spokesman Steffen Hebestreit declared that Israel is “defending itself” in response to the “inhuman” onslaught by Hamas on October 7 and warned against the “political instrumentalization” of the charge... Read More

Former Kenyan Assistant Minister Detained in Uganda on Gold Smuggling Charges

Ugandan authorities have apprehended Stephen Tarus, Kenya’s former Assistant Minister for Internal Security, over allegations of smuggling gold into Uganda using counterfeit documents… Read More

U.S. and Allies Conduct Airstrikes Against Houthi Rebels Following Red Sea Disruptions

The United States and Britain, supported by Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands, have initiated airstrikes against targets associated with the Houthi rebels in Yemen. This marks the first time since 2016 that the U.S. has taken military action against the Iran-backed group... Read More

Scotland’s Proposed “Conversion Therapy Ban” Raises Concerns About Parental Rights

Under new proposals in Scotland, parents could potentially face criminal penalties for objecting to their child’s choice of clothing or expression if they persistently ask them to change on “at least two occasions.” The proposed legislation, part of the draft “conversion therapy ban” currently under public consultation... Read More

International Court Hears South Africa’s Genocide Accusations Against Israel in Gaza.

In a groundbreaking session at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Thursday, South Africa accused Israel of perpetrating genocide against Palestinians in Gaza during the ongoing operation against Hamas... Read More

Israel Faces Historic Genocide Charges at the ICJ

Israel is set to confront charges of genocide at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague. This marks an unprecedented moment in the nation’s history, as it faces allegations brought forth by South Africa, accusing it of violating the Genocide Convention during the conflict in Gaza... Read More

UN Security Council Urges Houthi Rebels to Halt Red Sea Shipping Attacks

The United Nations Security Council has issued a demand for an immediate cessation of attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on shipping in the Red Sea. The resolution, which passed despite abstentions from Russia, China, Mozambique, and Algeria, underscores the international community’s concern over the impact of such attacks on global commerce and regional peace... Read More

Intensified Clashes Continue in Gaza as Six IDF Soldiers Killed

Six Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers lost their lives in an explosion in central Gaza on Monday, while three others died in fierce battles in the southern part of the Strip. The IDF confirmed these casualties on Tuesday... Read More

South Korea Unanimously Passes Historic Bill Banning Dog Meat Sale and Production

The South Korean government unanimously approved a new bill on Tuesday that prohibits the sale and production of dog meat within the country. This watershed ban is set to take effect from 2027, allowing a transitional period for farmers and merchants to adapt or close their businesses… Read More

Free Speech at Risk? Journalist Arrested During PS752 Commemoration Event

Journalist David Menzies of Rebel News was arrested on Monday while attempting to ask questions of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland during a public event. Freeland, alongside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, was in Richmond Hill to mark the fourth anniversary of Iran’s military shooting down Flight PS752… Read More

Hamas Leader Sinwar’s Use of Israeli Captives Hindering Targeted Strike

Recent reports suggest that Israel possesses information on the precise whereabouts of Hamas military leader Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind behind the October 7 terror attacks and the ruler of the Gaza Strip… Read More

Israel Adopts Targeted Approach in Military Campaign Against Hamas in Gaza Strip

Israel’s defense leaders have signaled a strategic shift in their military campaign against the Hamas terror group in the Gaza Strip, moving from intense battles to more focused operations. This change, already underway, was confirmed by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson, marking a transition towards tactics aimed at minimizing civilian casualties… Read More

Somaliland’s Defence Minister Resigns Over Ethiopia Port Deal, Sparking Diplomatic Tensions

Somaliland’s Defence Minister, Abdiqani Mohamoud Ateye, has tendered his resignation in protest against a recent agreement allowing Ethiopia to utilize a port in the breakaway Somali region… Read More

Somali President Nullifies Ethiopia-Somaliland Agreement on Naval Base

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud signed a law nullifying the memorandum of understanding (MoU) recently inked between the Government of Ethiopia and the breakaway region of Somaliland… Read More

Ecuador’s Most-Wanted Criminal Group Leader Escapes High-Security Prison

The leader of the notorious Los Choneros criminal group, Ecuador’s “most-wanted prisoner,” has vanished from the high-security confines of a Guayaquil prison, prompting authorities to launch an extensive operation to locate him… Read More

Hezbollah Launches Rockets into Israel in Retaliation for Alleged Killing of Hamas Leader

The Hezbollah terror group launched a barrage of dozens of rockets into northern Israel on Saturday, citing it as an “initial response” to the alleged Israeli killing of Hamas terror chief Saleh al-Arouri in Lebanon the previous week. The attack targeted the Mount Meron area, with no reported injuries… Read More

Passengers Describe Harrowing Moments as Part of Plane Blown Out Mid-Air

Passengers on an Alaska Airlines flight bound for California are recounting a harrowing experience after a chunk of the plane’s body was blown out, leading to an emergency depressurization situation. The incident forced an emergency landing, with no serious injuries reported, although some passengers faced traumatic moments… Read More

Mother Recounts Terrifying Ordeal During Hamas Attack, Revealing Heartbreaking Choices

In a harrowing account of survival during the devastating October 7 assault by Hamas terrorists on Israel, a 44-year-old Israeli woman, Danielle Aloni, has opened up about the heart-wrenching choices she faced during the traumatic event… Read More

Turkey Nears Approval of Sweden’s NATO Membership, U.S. Secretary of State Signals Resolution

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Saturday that Turkey appears poised to ratify Sweden’s NATO membership in the coming weeks, signaling the end of a prolonged saga that has caused frustration among Washington and its allies… Read More

IDF Strikes Over 100 Hamas Targets in Ongoing Gaza Operations

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Friday that they have conducted strikes on more than 100 Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip over the past day. The strikes, carried out through air, sea, and ground forces, targeted a variety of facilities used by the terror group, including command centers, launch positions, and weapons depots… Read More

Republic of Congo Grapples with Worsening Floods Amidst Ongoing Crisis

The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing an escalating humanitarian crisis as the Equateur region becomes the latest victim of severe floods caused by the swelling waters of the Congo River… Read More

Defense Minister Unveils Four-Pronged Plan for Post-War Gaza Governance

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has outlined a comprehensive four-point plan for managing the Gaza Strip following the ongoing conflict with the Hamas terror group. The proposal, presented during discussions within the war cabinet and the broader security cabinet on Thursday, outlines the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) retaining full military control while excluding Israeli civilian presence in the region... Read More

Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Deadly Twin Bombings in Iran

The Islamic State group has asserted responsibility for the devastating twin suicide bombings that rocked Kerman, Iran, on Wednesday, marking one of the deadliest militant attacks in the region in decades... Read More

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken Heads to The Middle East Amid Rising Regional Tensions

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is embarking on a diplomatic mission to the Middle East to address concerns of a potential escalation in the Israel-Hamas conflict, which could spiral into a larger regional crisis... Read More

Humanitarian Emergency Declared in Republic of Congo Amid Ongoing Flooding Crisis

The Republic of Congo has officially declared a state of humanitarian emergency as the country grapples with severe flooding caused by continuous heavy rains persisting for over a month… Read More

Israel Pursues Voluntary Resettlement Plan for Gaza Palestinians Amidst Tensions

The Israeli government’s “voluntary” resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza is reportedly evolving into an official policy, with confidential talks held with multiple countries for potential absorption… Read More

IDF Chief Assures Heightened Readiness Amidst Escalating Tensions on Northern Border

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi reassured security officials about Israel’s formidable state of readiness in the north, particularly in response to the persistent cross-border attacks orchestrated by the Hezbollah terror group… Read More

Mossad Chief Issues Stern Warning Following Alleged Strike on Hamas Deputy Leader

The head of the Mossad spy agency, David Barnea, declared that anyone involved in carrying out Hamas’s October 7 onslaught had “signed his own death warrant.” This declaration came just a day after the alleged Israeli strike in Beirut that claimed the life of the terror group’s deputy chief, Saleh al-Arouri... Read More

Israel Dismisses South African Accusations of Genocide in Conflict with Hamas

Israel is set to defend itself against accusations of genocide leveled by South Africa in a filing submitted to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The first hearing is scheduled for January 11, where South African representatives will present their case, while Israel will provide its defense on January 12… Read More

Somalia Rejects Somaliland-Ethiopia Deal, Deeming It a Threat to Regional Stability

In a swift response to a deal signed between the breakaway region of Somaliland and Ethiopia, Somalia declared its rejection of the pact during an emergency cabinet meeting on Tuesday. The East African country asserted that the agreement, inked on Monday, lacks legal validity and poses a threat to regional stability… Read More

Japanese Investigators to Examine Aircraft Collision at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport

Japanese investigators are gearing up to launch a probe into the recent collision of two airplanes at Tokyo’s Haneda airport, raising concerns about runway safety in the global airline industry… Read More

Hamas Deputy Chief Saleh al-Arouri Killed in Israeli Strike

In a targeted airstrike on Tuesday evening, Hamas’s deputy leader abroad, Saleh al-Arouri, was killed in the Beirut suburb of Dahiyeh, according to officials from both Hamas and the Lebanese group Hezbollah… Read More

Ethiopia Takes Steps Towards Access to the Sea Through Agreement with Somaliland

On Monday, landlocked Ethiopia initiated efforts to secure access to the sea by signing an agreement with the breakaway Somali region of Somaliland. The memorandum of understanding, inked in the capital of Addis Ababa, saw Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali and Somaliland President Muse Bihi Abdi formalizing the agreement… Read More

Nicaragua Commences Trade Under New Free Trade Agreement with China

Nicaragua and China officially commenced trading on Monday under a newly established free trade agreement. The accord allows Nicaragua to export approximately 71% of its products to the largest Asian market, exempt from tariffs… Read More

Israeli Leadership’s Bold Strategy: Reoccupying Gaza for Security

In the Knesset on January 1, 2024, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s senior far-right partners voiced support for the rebuilding of settlements in the Gaza Strip and endorsed the idea of “voluntary emigration” of Palestinians… Read More

Powerful 7.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Central Japan, Triggers Tsunami Alerts

Central Japan was rocked by a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake on Monday afternoon, resulting in collapsed buildings, fires, and widespread panic. The seismic activity prompted tsunami alerts reaching as far as eastern Russia, compelling authorities to order the evacuation of coastal areas in Japan… Read More

U.S. Military Thwarts Houthi Attack on Container Ship in Red Sea

U.S. military forces successfully thwarted a Houthi attack on the Maersk Hangzhou, a Singapore-flagged container ship, as it transited the Red Sea… Read More

North Korean Leader Urges Military Readiness Amid Rising Tensions with US and South Korea

In a recent address to the country’s military commanders, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un emphasized the need to mobilize the most powerful means to destroy the United States and South Korea in the event of military confrontation, as reported by state media on Monday… Read More

Israeli Fighter Jets Intercept Drones Launched by Iran-Backed Militia

Israeli fighter jets intercepted two drones believed to be launched by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, a coalition of paramilitary groups backed by Iran. The incidents occurred on Sunday night, with one drone intercepted over northern Israel and the other outside Israeli airspace… Read More

Israeli Forces Advance Further in Gaza as Ground Campaign Intensifies

In a continued escalation of Israel’s military campaign against Hamas, Israeli tanks penetrated deeper into central and southern districts of Gaza overnight and into Saturday. The ground offensive, supported by heavy air and artillery fire, focused on al-Bureij, Nuseirat, and Maghazi in central Gaza, as well as Khan Younis in the southern part of the Strip… Read More

North Korea Unveils Ambitious Military Plans for 2024 Amid Rising Tensions

In a key ruling Workers’ Party meeting that concluded on Saturday, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un outlined an aggressive agenda for the country’s military expansion in 2024… Read More

Iran Accelerates Transfer of Precision Weapons to Hezbollah

Iran, widely recognized as the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism, is reportedly expediting the transfer of precision weapons to Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based terrorist group it backs. This development comes as rumors circulate about Israel preparing for a potential conflict to safeguard its northern borders… Read More

IDF Demolishes Hamas Leader Sinwar’s Hideout, Unveils Extensive Tunnel System

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Friday the successful location and demolition of a hideout apartment belonging to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in northern Gaza, accompanied by the discovery of a sophisticated tunnel system beneath it... Read More

Former Hostage Mia Schem Recounts Terrifying Ordeal in Gaza Strip

In a chilling account of her 54-day captivity, Mia Schem, the 21-year-old French-Israeli dual national who was released from the Gaza Strip on November 30, described her ordeal as “hell” in a pair of televised interviews aired on Friday evening… Read More

Biden Urges Resolution in Call with Netanyahu Over Withheld Palestinian Tax Funds

US President Joe Biden pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address the issue of withholding Palestinian tax funds following Hamas’s deadly attack on October 7, according to Axios… Read More

Egypt Proposes Three-Stage Plan to End Gaza War

In a statement on Thursday, the head of Egypt’s state media body confirmed that Egypt has presented a comprehensive framework proposal to bring an end to the ongoing war in Gaza. Diaa Rashwan, head of Egypt’s State Information Service, revealed that the proposal outlines a three-stage plan for a ceasefire… Read More

North Korea Accelerates War Preparations in Response to U.S. “Confrontational Moves”

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has issued directives for the country’s military, munitions industry, and nuclear weapons sector to expedite war preparations in response to what he termed as unprecedented confrontational moves by the United States… Read More

Rockets Strike Northern Israel in Major Escalation; IDF Vows Readiness Amid Hezbollah Threats

Northern Israel witnessed a significant escalation of violence on Wednesday as sirens repeatedly sounded, signaling rocket attacks from Lebanon targeting the towns of Rosh Hanikra and Kiryat Shmona... Read More

Ethiopia Declares Official Default, Joining Ranks of African Nations Facing Economic Challenges

Ethiopia officially enters default territory as it fails to make a $33 million payment on its international government bond, becoming the third African nation to do so within a span of three years. Revealing deep financial challenges worsened by COVID-19 and the recent two-year civil war… Read More

Private Military Companies Vie for Influence in Central African Republic

Bancroft Global Development, an American private military company, has formally confirmed ongoing discussions with the Central African Republic (CAR). The two parties have agreed on a framework that outlines potential future activities and collaborations… Read More

World Bank Allocates $1.34 Billion to Ukraine for Essential Services

Ukraine has received a substantial sum of $1.34 billion under the World Bank’s program for public expenditures aimed at enhancing administrative capacity endurance, as announced by the Ukrainian finance ministry on Monday… Read More

Israeli Airstrike Claims Senior Iranian Military Official’s Life in Damascus

A senior officer in Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Brig. Gen. Razi Mousavi, met his demise on Monday in what is believed to be an Israeli airstrike in the Syrian capital of Damascus, as reported by Iranian media via the Tasnim News Agency... Read More

Belarus Confirms Receipt of Russian Tactical Nuclear Weapons

President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus confirmed that Russia has successfully concluded its shipments of tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus. This initiative has sparked heightened concerns, particularly in neighboring Poland and across the region... Read More

Lebanese Missile Attacks Injure Israeli Civilians, Prompting IDF Response

Two Israeli civilians were wounded on Thursday in an anti-tank missile attack originating from Lebanon. The targeted town of Dovev in northern Israel experienced the assault concurrently with another missile striking cars in the nearby community of Avivim... Read More

IDF Unearths Extensive Hamas Tunnel Network Beneath Gaza City’s Palestine Square

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) made a significant announcement on Thursday, revealing the demolition of a major Hamas tunnel network hidden beneath Palestine Square in Gaza City. This revelation comes in the aftermath of the terror group’s onslaught on southern Israel on October 7… Read More

Shipping Giants Hapag-Lloyd and OOCL Divert Routes Amid Red Sea Tensions

In response to recent attacks by Yemen’s Houthi group on vessels, Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd and Hong Kong’s OOCL have announced their decision to avoid the Red Sea, joining a growing list of shipping companies taking precautionary measures… Read More

Tragedy Strikes Prague: University Shooting Claims 14 Lives

A student opened fire on Thursday at Charles University in Prague, resulting in the death of at least 14 people and leaving over 20 others injured. This marks the Czech Republic’s worst mass shooting to date… Read More

El Salvador Grants Expedited Citizenship for Bitcoin “Donations” in New Migration Law

El Salvador’s Congress has approved a migration law that paves the way for expedited citizenship for foreigners making bitcoin “donations” to the government’s social and economic development programs... Read More

Hamas Leader Meets Egyptian Officials for Talks on Ceasefire and Hostage Release

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh arrived in Cairo on Wednesday for crucial talks with Egyptian officials concerning the ongoing conflict in Gaza and other related issues, as announced by the Palestinian group in a released statement… Read More

Netanyahu Meets Hostage Families Amidst Pressure for New Release Deal

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a crucial meeting on Tuesday evening with select families of Israelis currently held hostage in Gaza. The meeting took place in Tel Aviv, raising concerns and controversies regarding the exclusion of certain families from the discussion… Read More

Volcanic Eruption Unfolds in Southwest Iceland: What We Know So Far

Southwestern Iceland witnessed the anticipated eruption of a volcano on Monday night, marking the culmination of weeks of warnings by scientists. The region had been displaying heightened activity for over two years, with recent weeks marked by thousands of small earthquakes… Read More

Western Powers Accuse Iran of Violating 2015 Nuclear Agreement at UN Security Council Meeting

In a heated exchange during the United Nations Security Council’s semi-annual meeting on the implementation of the 2015 nuclear deal, Western powers accused Iran of engaging in activities that violate the agreement… Read More

Multinational Coalition Formed to Counter Houthi Attacks in Red Sea

The United States announced on Monday the formation of a 10-nation coalition as part of a “multinational security initiative.” This coalition aims to safeguard ships navigating the Red Sea, with the participation of key allies such as Britain, France, Bahrain, Italy, and others... Read More

Hamas’s Elaborate Underground Network Uncovered by IDF near Gaza Border

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) disclosed the discovery of the largest Hamas attack tunnel ever detected by the military. The tunnel, located in the northern Gaza Strip near the Erez border crossing with Israel, spans approximately four kilometers (2.5 miles), with sections reaching depths of 50 meters (165 feet) underground. Notably, the tunnel did not breach Israeli territory… Read More

North Korea Conducts ICBM Test Amid Escalating Tensions

North Korea fired an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the sea on Monday, marking a resurgence in its high-profile weapons testing activities, according to statements from neighboring countries. The launch comes as North Korea vehemently opposes U.S. and South Korean initiatives to strengthen their nuclear deterrence plans... Read More

UN Security Council Considers Resolution Urging Ceasefire and Humanitarian Access in Gaza

The United Nations Security Council is poised to vote, potentially on Monday, on a resolution that calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and demands both Israel and Hamas to allow access for humanitarian aid. The resolution, drafted by the United Arab Emirates, specifically urges access to the Hamas-ruled enclave through land, sea, and air routes… Read More

Vatican Court Convicts Cardinal Angelo Becciu in Historic Trial for Financial Crimes

A Vatican court handed down a verdict convicting Italian Cardinal Angelo Becciu of multiple counts of embezzlement and sentenced him to five years and six months in jail. Becciu, 75, a former adviser to Pope Francis and once considered a potential papal contender, is now the highest-ranking clergyman in the Catholic Church to face a Vatican criminal court… Read More

Tragic Mistake in Gaza: Israeli Defense Chief Accept Responsibility for Accidental Killing of Hostages

Israel’s defense leadership has taken responsibility for a heartbreaking incident in Gaza that resulted in the accidental killing of three hostages who were attempting to escape captivity… Read More

Israeli Forces Mistakenly Kill Three Hostages in Gaza

In a tragic incident, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) troops mistakenly identified and opened fire on three Israeli hostages in the Shejaiya neighborhood of northern Gaza, resulting in their deaths, announced IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari on Friday evening… Read More

Lufthansa to Resume Tel Aviv Flights After October Hiatus Due to Hamas Attacks

Lufthansa has announced the resumption of flights to Tel Aviv, marking a crucial step in restoring international air travel to the region. The German airline revealed this decision on Friday, stating that services would recommence on January 8… Read More

Myanmar’s Junta Faces Unprecedented Threat as Ethnic Armies Execute Operation 1027

Peace talks held near the Myanmar-China border in June between generals from Myanmar’s junta and representatives of three influential ethnic armies took a deceptive turn… Read More

Hungary Blocks EU Deal for 50 Billion Euros to Ukraine, Talks to Resume in January

Hungary disrupted a European Union deal on Friday concerning a 50 billion euro allocation for Ukraine from the EU budget… Read More

Israel’s Successful Seawater Flooding Targets Hamas Tunnels in Gaza

Israel has reportedly succeeded in pumping seawater into the extensive network of tunnels beneath Gaza, marking a strategic move to dismantle Hamas’s underground infrastructure. The initiative aims to destroy the Palestinian terror group’s subterranean passages and force its operatives to surface… Read More

US Urges Swift End to Israel-Hamas Conflict

The White House has expressed its desire for the hostilities to conclude “as soon as possible.” During a visit to Tel Aviv, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan urged Israel to shift its focus from an intense military campaign to more precise, pinpoint operations... Read More

White House National Security Adviser Meets Saudi Crown Prince to Discuss Regional Issues.

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan engaged in talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a meeting in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday... Read More

Somalia Secures $4.5 Billion Debt Relief Deal for Economic Development

Somalia has successfully negotiated a $4.5 billion debt relief deal with its international creditors, as announced by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank on Wednesday… Read More

Israel Floods Gaza Tunnels to Counter Hamas Threat

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have commenced the pumping of seawater into the intricate network, with the objective of rendering the Palestinian terror group’s subterranean passages and hideouts inoperative and forcing its operatives to surface… Read More

North Korean Minister and Russian Governor Discuss Enhanced Economic Cooperation

A minister from North Korea engaged in talks with the governor of the Russian Primorsky region to explore opportunities for bolstering regional economic cooperation. The meeting, reported by North Korean state media KCNA on Wednesday, marks the latest in a series of interactions between the neighboring nations… Read More

UN General Assembly Passes Ceasefire Resolution Despite Opposition from Israel and the US

The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favor of a non-binding resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas... Read More

IDF Successfully Recovers Bodies of Hostages in Daring Operation

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Tuesday the successful recovery of the bodies of civilian Eden Zacharia and IDF Warrant Officer Ziv Dado, who had been taken hostage by Hamas on October 7… Read More

IMF Approves $900 Million Disbursement for Ukraine

The International Monetary Fund’s executive board (IMF) granted approval for a $900 million disbursement to Ukraine from its $15.6 billion loan program on Monday, just hours before a crucial meeting between IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy... Read More

Israel Urges Strong Response to Hezbollah Attacks Amid Escalating Tensions

Israel’s War Cabinet Minister, Benny Gantz, conveyed to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken the urgent need for a robust Israeli response to the increasing onslaught of attacks by Hezbollah… Read More

Conservative Party Stands Firm Against Trudeau’s Carbon Tax, Filibusters in Protest

Canada’s Conservative Party has forced an overnight session in the House of Commons through a filibuster, vowing to end it only when Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau abandons his controversial carbon pricing system… Read More

United Nations Security Council Grapples with Ceasefire Resolution for Gaza

The United Nations Security Council convened on Friday to vote on a crucial resolution advocating for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. The decision comes after UN Chief Antonio Guterres invoked Article 99 of the UN Charter earlier in the week, a move not seen in over half a century, to prompt the vote... Read More

Israel Defense Forces Intensify Strikes on Gaza as Ground Operations Continue

In the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Friday that they have conducted airstrikes on more than 450 targets within the past day, as ground operations persist… Read More

Rockets Fired at Israel from Humanitarian Zones in Gaza, Putting Civilians at Risk

Israel’s military has accused Hamas of launching rockets from within designated humanitarian zones in Gaza on Wednesday, jeopardizing the safety of civilians... Read More

Seychelles Declares State of Emergency After Explosives Store Blast Causes Mass Injuries

Seychelles President Wavel Ramkalawan declared a state of emergency on Thursday in the wake of a powerful explosion at an explosives store that left scores of people injured and brought the country to a standstill… Read More

IDF Envelops Khan Younis in Major Advance Against Hamas Leadership

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have surrounded the city of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, according to an IDF statement released on December 6, 2023… Read More

Knesset Advances $8 Billion Funding for Gaza War Effort

The Knesset, Israel’s legislative body, has taken steps to allocate just over NIS 30 billion (approximately $8 billion) for the ongoing war effort in Gaza…Read More

Erdogan’s Diplomatic Talks in Athens Aim to Boost Greek Relations

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Athens on Thursday, leading a delegation of ministers for crucial meetings with Greek counterparts… Read More

U.S. Military Grounds Osprey V-22 Fleet Following Fatal Crash

The U.S. military has taken the unprecedented measure of grounding all Osprey V-22 helicopters, a week after a tragic crash claimed the lives of eight Air Force Special Operations Command service members off the coast of Japan… Read More

Netanyahu Asserts IDF’s Role in Gaza Demilitarization, Criticizes Global Inaction on Hamas Atrocities

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the Gaza Strip must be demilitarized after the ongoing conflict with Hamas, asserting that only the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) could be entrusted with this mission… Read More

Russian President Putin to Visit UAE and Saudi Arabia Amid OPEC+ Output Cut Deal

Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to embark on a visit to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia this week, as reported by the Russian news outlet Shot, citing Putin’s aide Yury Ushakov... Read More

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