UK police extend detention of seven Iranians in terrorism probe

Authorities were granted permission to hold four Iranians, aged between 29 and 46, who were arrested over a suspected plot targeting a specific location

Pakistan tests missile as India tensions rise; Moody’s warns

Relations between the nuclear-armed neighbors have deteriorated sharply following an April 22 attack in Indian Kashmir that killed 26 people

Oman’s sultan visits Algeria to renew ties after 52-year pause

Oman’s sultan meets Algerian president in Algiers to boost cooperation and regional dialogue, marking a major diplomatic milestone after decades.

Iran unveils advanced missile as tensions with US escalate

Tehran’s missile reveal adds pressure to already strained U.S.-Iran ties and follows threats involving regional allies and adversaries.

Netanyahu to convene security cabinet on Gaza War and aid plans

In a video message posted on X, Netanyahu said the meeting would focus on “the next stage” of the ongoing conflict in Gaza

Seven Iranians among eight arrested in UK counterterrorism operations

In one operation, five men, including four Iranians, were detained on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act

Trump to meet Gulf leaders in Riyadh amid key diplomacy push

Trump’s trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE from May 13 to 16 will mark the first foreign visit of his second term, following a brief stop in Rome for Pope Francis’s funeral

Israel deploys forces in Southern Syria amid sectarian violence

Israel asserted that it was responding to the entry of “hostile forces” into the region, citing its responsibility to safeguard the Druze population

Satellite images show Israeli construction on Gaza-Egypt border

The images, taken since April 2025, show the construction of a dirt road stretching from the Egyptian border northward through the southwestern part of Gaza, near the abandoned “Swedish village”

Yemen’s prime minister resigns amid power struggle

According to six government sources, Finance Minister Salem Saleh Bin Braik is expected to replace Mubarak as prime minister

India suspends imports and postal, maritime links with Pakistan

Move comes amid tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors since April 22 Kashmir attack that killed 26 people

France mourns Aboubakar Cisse in La Grand-Combe

Hundreds of worshippers attended the funeral of Aboubakar Cisse, a young Malian man murdered in a French mosque, sparking nationwide outrage and grief.

US labels Haitian gang coalition as terrorists

Secretary Rubio announced the US designation of Haitian gangs as terrorist threats due to attacks on civilians and plans to seize state power.

Activist ship struck by drones on way to Gaza

The Maltese government confirmed that the ship, which had 12 crew members and four civilians on board, was secured after a nearby tug assisted with firefighting operations

Russia to assist Taliban in fight against ISIS-K in Afghanistan

Although no country recognizes the Taliban’s government, Russia took a significant step toward cooperation by removing the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations last month

Rubio: Iran must end uranium enrichment and missile development

Rubio’s comments came as a fourth round of nuclear talks was postponed.

Druze leaders back unity as Damascus expands security control

Syria reaches a deal with Jaramana leaders to improve security, disarm locals, and counter rising tensions amid Israeli airstrikes and sectarian unrest.

EU advances new Russia sanctions amid peace push

France confirms the EU will join the us in imposing fresh sanctions on Russia over its continued war efforts in Ukraine.

Iran-US talks ‘delayed’, new date tied to US approach

The official expressed concern that ongoing U.S. sanctions during the nuclear negotiations were hindering efforts to resolve the dispute

Five Indian workers abducted near Nigeria’s Sakoira

Armed men abducted five Indians and killed soldiers in Niger’s Tillaberi region, where insurgent violence has sharply increased this year.

Pakistan warns of possible Indian strike in next 24-36 hours

‘Any such military adventurism by India would be responded to assuredly and decisively,’ minister says

Egypt, Israel talk Gaza de-escalation

Egypt’s intelligence chief met Israeli officials in Cairo to discuss efforts aimed at securing a ceasefire in Gaza as mediation continues with Qatar and the US.

SADC forces pull out of DR Congo after M23 conflict

Southern African forces have started withdrawing from DR Congo after deadly clashes with M23, marking the end of a mission that lasted several months.

UNHCR head warns Africa, world suffer from UNSC failures

UN refugee chief Filippo Grandi stated that the un security council has chronically failed to prevent and stop wars amid a global season of conflict and crisis.

US cuts aid as Africa faces rising hunger and refugee crisis

UN funding cuts, world food programme, UNHCR crisis, US humanitarian aid, global humanitarian response

Spanish energy provider: Blackout to last 6-10 hours

Red Electrica describes blackout as ‘exceptional and totally extraordinary’

Israel destroys Rafah ruins; Gazans fear forced relocation

For nearly two months, the 2.3 million people living in Gaza have had no access to food or medical supplies after Israel imposed its longest-ever total blockade

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