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PoliticsEast Jerusalem Schools Launch Open-Ended Strike Amid Curriculum Impositions and Teacher Permit Bans
Private and Christian schools in East Jerusalem have launched an indefinite strike following Israeli curriculum mandates and the blocking of entry permits for West Bank teachers.
PoliticsIrish Minister Urges EU Action to Ban Israeli Settlement Trade Amid Destruction of Olive Trees
An Irish minister has called for EU action to ban Israeli settlement trade as Palestinian farmers inspect olive trees that were bulldozed by Israeli forces.
PoliticsUnpacking Donald Trump's Diplomatic Outreach to Moscow Amid the Ongoing War in Ukraine
The United States administration is increasing diplomatic contacts with Moscow through high-level visits and meetings, prompting concerns among allies even as peace efforts in Ukraine remain stalled.
SportsExploring the Deep Connection of Football Fandom and Identity
An in-depth 48-minute video exploring how football shapes personal identity and fandom.
SportsBarcelona Secure Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal in $11.6m Deadline Deal
Barcelona have signed Brazilian forward Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal on a deal until 2029 for a reported $11.6m after failing to land Julian Alvarez.
EconomyFrom Chavez Ally to Trump’s Oil Partner: The Rise of Alejandro Betancourt
Controversial Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt has been selected by the Trump administration to lead a new US-backed oil venture in Venezuela. The deal grants Washington majority control over vast oil reserves.
SportsNapoli Midfielder Scott McTominay to Undergo Heart Surgery, Sideline Until October
Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay will undergo surgery for a heart arrhythmia and will be sidelined until October. The former Manchester United player will miss matches following a medical procedure.
EconomyClimate Change and Wildfires Threaten France's Historic Wine Industry
Severe wildfires, extreme heat, and ongoing drought across France are threatening vineyards and impacting the nation's historic wine industry, alongside declining global consumption and economic pressures.
PoliticsShanghai Cooperation Organisation Denounces US-Israel War on Iran and Western Sanctions at Bishkek Summit
Leaders at the SCO summit in Bishkek signed a joint declaration condemning the US-Israel war on Iran, Western sanctions, and military strikes, while backing Iran's NPT rights and regional economic cooperation.
PoliticsIrish Minister Urges European Union Action to Ban Israeli Settlement Trade Amid Ongoing Global Developments
An Irish minister is pushing for European Union action to ban Israeli settlement trade following recent geopolitical developments and summit meetings.
Breaking NewsUN Warns of Climate Crisis as China-Taiwan Tensions Threaten Global Forum
Pakistan faces mounting pressure to declare a femicide emergency amid a alarming surge in killings.
SportsLegacy of an Icon: Looking Back at Lionel Messi's Record-Breaking International Career
Argentina legend Lionel Messi has officially retired from international football at the age of 39, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy filled with historic records and major titles.
SportsQatar Confident on Hosting Formula One and MotoGP Despite Regional Tensions
Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation President Abdul Rahman bin Abdullatif Al Mannai states that preparations are moving forward to host Formula One and MotoGP races in November despite regional conflict.
PoliticsIran Demands US Honor MoU Commitments as Regional Tensions Flare
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated at an SCO summit that Iran is ready to return to a June interim agreement if the United States honors its original commitments under the MoU.
PoliticsPakistan Secures Landmark Indus Waters Ruling at The Hague as India Dismisses Verdict
A court of arbitration in The Hague ruled that India cannot unilaterally suspend the Indus Waters Treaty, a decision swiftly rejected by New Delhi despite being welcomed by Islamabad as a major legal victory.
Breaking NewsPakistan Facing Urgent Calls to Declare Femicide Emergency Following Alarming Rise in Killings
Pakistan faces mounting pressure from advocates to declare a national femicide emergency amid a troubling surge in killings targeting women.
HealthAnxiety Mounts Among Parents and Teachers as DR Congo Starts School Year Amid Record Ebola Outbreak
Parents and teachers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have raised safety concerns as a new school year begins amid the country's largest-ever Ebola outbreak, driven by the Bundibugyo virus.
Breaking NewsSevere Monsoon Rains Submerge Roads and Underground Areas in Islamabad
Heavy monsoon rains have caused severe flooding across roads and underground areas in Islamabad, as captured in recent video footage.
PoliticsStrait of Hormuz Standoff: Is Donald Trump Pivoting to a 'No War, No Peace' Strategy With Iran?
As the US-Iran conflict enters its seventh month following renewed strikes and missile exchanges, reports suggest Washington may be shifting toward a sporadic "no war, no peace" strategy.
PoliticsDeep Divisions Within the Iranian Diaspora Over the US-Israel Conflict
The military conflict involving the US and Israel has deeply fractured the Iranian diaspora, leaving individuals sharply divided over whether to support the foreign intervention or oppose the war.
Breaking NewsRenewed Israeli Strikes Across Gaza Leave Four Dead, Including Children
Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, including a drone strike in Gaza City and a separate incident in Deir el-Balah, have killed at least four people, including two children.
SportsJoshua Kushner Regrets Involving Thrive Capital in FIFA World Cup Commercial Plan Amid Bitter Power Struggles
United States businessman Joshua Kushner has expressed regret over Thrive Capital's involvement in FIFA's controversial plan to sell World Cup commercial stakes, citing unexpected political power struggles in global football.
Breaking NewsMassive Russian Air Barrage on Kyiv and Surrounding Region Kills at Least 12
A massive wave of Russian missile and drone strikes targeting Kyiv and the surrounding region has killed at least 12 people and injured 21 others, prompting renewed calls from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for stronger air defences.
PoliticsInside Sweden: How Far-Right Campaigns and Political Shifts are Reshaping Stockholm Central Station
Sweden Democrats' anti-migrant campaigns in Stockholm have sparked fear and debate amid shifting political alliances and growing government normalisation of far-right policies.