Gaza death toll since Oct. 7 rises to 37,658, injuries to 86,237
32 killed in Israeli attacks in last 24 hours alone, Health Ministry says, as Israel’s deadly onslaught against Gaza enters day 263
Chinese lunar probe brings back first samples from moon’s far side
The probe collected samples from the South Pole-Aitken Basin, a massive impact crater over 4 billion years old
Turkey rescues 50 irregular migrants pushed back by Greece
After official procedures by authorities, irregular migrants handed over to Izmir’s Provincial Directorate of Migration Management
Hamas chief’s family, including sister, killed in Israeli airstrike on G...
Other Israeli airstrikes across Gaza left more casualties among Palestinians
Interpol arrests 219 in human trafficking operation
Whether committed by family members or organized crime groups, impact of human trafficking on victims is devastating, says Interpol’s organized crime director
France’s Macron presses for creation of European defense force
‘Europeans should be able to cover their responsibility to be independent and capable of supporting themselves,’ says French president
Netanyahu seeks partial truce in Gaza, insists on continuing war
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is prepared to accept a partial truce in Gaza, focusing on the release of hostages, while maintaining that the conflict with Hamas will persist to eliminate the group.
China uneasy over North Korea after Putin’s visit, US says
China’s concerns grow over North Korea’s next moves after Putin’s defense agreement with Kim Jong Un, says US Deputy Secretary of State.
Ruto leads flag-off ceremony for Kenyan police mission to Haiti
Kenya’s President Ruto ceremonially dispatched 400 police officers for a UN-backed mission to tackle gang violence in Haiti, overcoming legal hurdles and international concerns.
One year ago, the Kremlin encountered an attempted mutiny.
One year ago, mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin led a brief armed rebellion in Russia, challenging Vladimir Putin’s authority.
At least 15 officers killed in Dagestan attacks
6 gunmen responsible for attacks neutralized, situation is under control, says head of region
Militants attack synagogue, church in Russia’s Dagestan
The attacks have triggered street fights in Makhachkala, the capital of Dagestan, a predominantly Muslim region on the Caspian Sea
Egyptian haj death toll rises to 672
The crisis unit confirmed that 31 deaths were due to chronic illness among officially registered pilgrims
Gaza death toll nears 37,600 as Israel kills 47 more Palestinians
At least 86,032 Palestinians injured in Israeli attacks since Oct. 7, 2023, Health Ministry says
Russia ready to dialogue with NATO
Putin pledged to enhance the nuclear capabilities of his nation and equip the military with state-of-the-art weaponry
US, UK jets strike western Al Hudaydah province in Yemen
‘American-British aggression (forces) carried out four airstrikes on Al Luhayyah governorate in Al Hudaydah,’ reports Houthi-run Al-Masirah television
Boeing’s Starliner mission faces further delay due to technical issues
5 small helium leaks detected in propulsion system of space capsule currently docked at International Space Station
Israel pounds Gaza, killing dozens amid intense fighting
Residents reported that Israeli forces seemed intent on capturing all of Rafah
Cuba joins ICC case accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza
Cuba says Israel, shielded by US complicity, ignored its obligations under Geneva Convention as occupying power
UN highlights displacement surged due to conflicts, disasters
UN expert links climate change to worsening internal displacement.
Kremlin: Putin’s visits to N Korea, Vietnam ‘intense and productiv...
Spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Western reaction to president’s visits to Asian countries ‘puzzling’
Blinken urges Israeli officials to prevent escalation with Lebanon
Top US diplomat meets with Israeli national security advisor and minister of strategic affairs
UK’s Sunak grilled during BBC Question Time election debate
British premier acknowledges turbulence and admits that ‘mistakes had been made’ when he first took office
Egypt forms unit to investigate 530 deaths in Mecca heatwave
Hundreds of pilgrims, especially unregistered ones, have died in Mecca’s scorching heat during Hajj.
Israeli war on Gaza day 258: Overnight raids cause multiple casualties
2 women killed, 12 others injured in Israeli airstrike on home in western Nuseirat refugee camp, central Gaza Strip
Israeli war on Gaza enters day 258 death toll exceeds 37,400
2 women killed, 12 others injured in Israeli airstrike on home in western Nuseirat refugee camp, central Gaza Strip
Spain’s King Felipe VI celebrates 10th anniversary on throne
Felipe became first monarch to inherit throne directly from his abdicating father, Juan Carlos