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US Immigration Judge Rules Wisconsin Mosque Leader Salah Sarsour Can Be Deported
A US immigration judge has ruled that Islamic Society of Milwaukee President Salah Sarsour can be deported under a controversial law used against pro-Palestinian advocates.
US Dismisses IRGC Open Letter to American Voters as a Desperate 'Smokescreen'
The US State Department has rejected an open letter from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to American voters, labeling it a desperate smokescreen meant to hide the impacts of military conflict.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Vows Unyielding Security as Houthi Attacks Persist
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman vowed unwavering defense of the kingdom's security against Houthi attacks, emphasizing regional alliances and maritime protection.
Norway Investigates 11 Senior Officials Amid Fallout From US Epstein Files
Norway's Parliament has initiated an investigation into 11 current and former high-ranking ministers, including Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere, over alleged financial and diplomatic links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Moscow Issues Nuclear Warning to NATO Over Potential Kaliningrad Blockade
Russia has warned NATO that it is prepared to use its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, if the Western alliance attempts to blockade the Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad.
Malaysia Faces Criticism as Thousands of Rohingya Refugees Face Repatriation to Myanmar
Malaysia is facing heavy criticism from human rights groups for sending thousands of Rohingya refugees back to Myanmar, a claim the government denies.
The Burnham Bounce: Can Labour Maintain Its Momentum Against Nigel Farage and Reform UK?
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has given the Labour Party a temporary polling boost known as the 'Burnham bounce,' though the party continues to face fierce competition from Nigel Farage and Reform UK.
Hundreds of Israelis Enter Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound Amid Holiday Restrictions
Hundreds of Israelis entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem during Sukkot, performing religious rituals while Palestinian Muslims faced continued entry restrictions.
MI5 Issues Urgent Warning to UK Academics Over Espionage Risks Linked to Chinese Organization
MI5 has warned UK academics to cut ties with the China General Technology Research Institute, alleging the organization has strong links to Chinese intelligence and poses a national security threat.
Romania's Political Instability Deepens as Parliament Rejects Pro-EU Prime Minister Nominee Siegfried Muresan
Romania faces a deepening political crisis after Parliament rejected pro-European Prime Minister-designate Siegfried Muresan in a confidence vote, raising concerns over economic instability and the rising far right.
Spain Proposes Eviction Ban Until 2030 After Outcry Over Elderly Woman's Forced Removal
Spain's government has announced measures to ban evictions until 2030 following widespread public outrage over the forced removal of an 87-year-old woman in Madrid.
Inside the Battle Over Palestinian Education and Curricula in East Jerusalem
A growing number of Palestinian students in occupied East Jerusalem are studying Israeli-imposed curricula, sparking concerns over the erasure of Palestinian history and national identity.
Seeking Legitimacy at the UN: Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodríguez Steps Onto the Global Stage
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez visits the UN General Assembly to seek international legitimacy and strengthen ties with Washington, navigating a complex landscape of foreign diplomacy and domestic political survival.
Qatar’s Prime Minister Declares Benjamin Netanyahu a War Criminal in Piers Morgan Interview
Qatar’s Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani labeled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal during an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored, calling for accountability in Gaza.
Emergency Flight Diverts Israelis to Saudi Arabia Amid Ongoing Regional Tensions
An emergency landing of an Israel-bound flight in Saudi Arabia brings a rare group of Israeli travelers to a kingdom with which they have no diplomatic ties.
New Intelligence Reports on October 7 Warnings Threaten Netanyahu's Election Campaign
New reports suggesting Benjamin Netanyahu received advanced warnings of the October 7 attacks from regional leaders continue to impact his upcoming election campaign, despite his firm denials.
Unpacking the Causes Behind Violent Student Protests Across France
A wave of student protests over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages, and lengthy school days has turned violent across France, coinciding with nationwide public sector strikes.
Iraqi Government Advances Controversial PMF Law Amid US Withdrawal Concerns
Iraq has approved a controversial law to formalise the Popular Mobilisation Forces, drawing criticism from Washington over concerns of growing Iranian influence as US troops conclude their mission.
French Political Opposition Slams Macron's Decision to Deploy Troops and Defense Systems to Saudi Arabia
President Emmanuel Macron's decision to deploy military support and defense systems to Saudi Arabia has drawn sharp criticism from French political figures ahead of upcoming presidential elections.
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi Directs Interior Ministry to Streamline Private Vehicle Licensing and Lower Costs
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ordered the Interior Ministry to improve private vehicle licensing services, streamline procedures, and rationalize costs for citizens.
From Russian Occupied Camps to the Frontlines: A Ukrainian Orphan's Fight for Survival
A 22-year-old Ukrainian orphan who was coerced into filming pro-Russian propaganda videos after being relocated to occupied Crimea has successfully returned to Ukraine to fight as a drone pilot.
Egypt Demands Greater Nile Water Share Amid Mounting Tensions With Ethiopia
Egyptian officials have stated the country needs to double its Nile water share amid escalating tensions with Ethiopia over regional dams and cross-border accusations.
Syrian Forces Arrest Hezbollah-Linked Cell and Seize Rocket Launchers Near Southern Border
Syrian security forces arrested a three-man cell linked to Hezbollah and dismantled their rocket launchers in the Yarmouk river basin. The operation comes amid ongoing regional tensions and diplomatic efforts involving Israel and the US.
UK Prime Minister Burnham Announces Sweeping Public Services Overhaul
UK's PM Burnham has outlined new plans aimed at reshaping public services, featured in a video detailing the strategy.