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Intense Fighting Escalates in Yemen as US Holds Direct Talks with Houthi Representatives
Fighting has escalated between the Saudi-led coalition and Houthi forces in Yemen as the US reaffirms support for the recognised government while holding direct talks with Houthi representatives in Oman.
Morocco's 2026 Elections: High Stakes for Political Trust and Youth Engagement
Morocco's upcoming parliamentary elections will test citizens' trust in political institutions amidst high youth unemployment and pressing economic demands.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Forge Alliance on AI Risks and Defence in Liverpool
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney held their first bilateral meeting in Liverpool to discuss artificial intelligence risks and defence cooperation, concluding with a football match at Everton's stadium.
US Congress Passes Bipartisan Sanctions Bill Targeting Russia Over Ukraine War
The US House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan sanctions bill targeting Russia over the war in Ukraine, sending the legislation to President Donald Trump's desk.
Israel and Morocco Elevate Diplomatic Ties to Full Embassy Status
Israel and Morocco have agreed to upgrade their diplomatic missions to full embassies and appoint ambassadors following a meeting in New York.
US Military Insists Strait of Hormuz Remains Open Despite Blockade and Regional Tensions
The US military insists the Strait of Hormuz remains open to commercial shipping despite an ongoing blockade and regional tensions, while defending its operations against allegations of civilian casualties.
US House Approves Bipartisan Sanctions Package Targeting Russia and Iran
The US House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan sanctions package targeting Russia and extending measures against Iran for five years, sending the bill to President Donald Trump.
Navigating Fear: How Palestinians in the West Bank Rely on Radio and Messaging Apps for Road Safety
Palestinians in the occupied West Bank rely on messaging groups and the radio station Basma FM to navigate dangerous roads, military checkpoints, and intensifying movement restrictions.
US Removes Venezuela from Major Drug Transit and Production List Following Political Shift
The US administration has removed Venezuela from its list of major drug transit and production countries following increased cooperation with the interim government led by Delcy Rodriguez. President Donald Trump cited political shifts in South America and ongoing security alliances as key factors in the decision.
US Faces Critical Munitions Shortfalls and Soaring Costs Following Middle East Conflict
A recent Congressional Budget Office report reveals that the US faces severe missile interceptor shortages and billions in costs following the conflict with Iran, raising concerns over military readiness.
Inside Al-Mughayyir: The Village Facing a Continuous Siege
Jerusalem Daily reports that the United States is planning to send $2.8 billion worth of weapons to Israel, as detailed in a recent video report.
Kosovo's Former President Found Guilty of War Crimes
Kosovo's former president has been found guilty of war crimes, according to a recent legal decision highlighted in a video report.
UN Chief Antonio Guterres Demands Urgent Security Council Reform Amid Deep Geopolitical Divides
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for urgent Security Council reform, citing paralyzing geopolitical divisions among major powers and highlighting global crises from the Middle East to Ukraine and artificial intelligence.
UK Trades Union Congress Backs Historic Motion for Israel Boycott and Sanctions
The UK Trades Union Congress has voted to back the BDS movement for the first time, calling for sanctions, an end to military cooperation, and opposition to Israeli actions in Gaza and the West Bank.
US Government Faces Scrutiny Over Potential University Penalties for Israel Boycott
A short video examines whether the US government has the authority to penalize a university for boycotting Israel.
UN Chief Guterres Slams 'Horrible' Sudan Crisis and Demands Accountability for Weapon Suppliers
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres condemned the devastating crisis in Sudan and called for accountability for foreign weapon suppliers, while also addressing global AI safety concerns and the conflict in Gaza and the West Bank.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls for an Immediate End to the War on Iran
Former Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly stated that the military conflict involving Iran must come to an immediate halt.
Malaysia Extends Conditional Visit Offer to Myanmar Leader to Accelerate Rohingya Repatriation
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has offered an official visit to Myanmar's military ruler in an effort to accelerate the repatriation of Rohingya refugees.
Sweden Expels Iranian Embassy Official Over Alleged Security Threats to Jewish and Israeli Interests
Sweden has expelled an Iranian embassy employee and summoned the ambassador, citing security threats and alleged Iranian plots targeting Jewish and Israeli interests using criminal networks.
Djibouti Appeals for Urgent Aid as Thousands of Yemeni Refugees Flee Conflict
Djibouti has requested urgent international assistance to manage an influx of over 2,500 Yemeni refugees fleeing escalating conflict. Officials warn that expected arrivals could soon reach 10,000, severely straining national resources.
US War on Iran Costs $38 Billion, Threatening Economy and Straining Munitions Stockpiles
A Congressional Budget Office report reveals that the US war on Iran has cost $38 billion, draining munitions stockpiles, driving inflation, and impacting the upcoming midterm elections.
Senior Lebanese Official Calls on Hezbollah to Disarm and Pursue Peace to End Israeli Attacks
Elias Bou Saab, Deputy Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, has urged Hezbollah to hand over its weapons to the national army to help stop devastating Israeli attacks and curb foreign influence.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Rejects Palestinian Displacement Amid Escalating Gaza Conflict
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi firmly rejected Palestinian displacement plans during a meeting in Cairo with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, responding to recent statements from Israeli officials.
Four Years After Mahsa Amini's Death, Iranians Reflect on the Lasting Impact of 'Woman, Life, Freedom'
Four years after the death of Mahsa Amini sparked nationwide protests, Iranians reflect on the cultural shifts and ongoing government crackdowns surrounding the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement.