US demands Rwanda punish forces in DR Congo attack

The US accuses Rwanda of backing rebels in a deadly attack on a camp for displaced people in DR Congo.

Hamas accepts Gaza truce proposal, Israel starts Rafah attacks

Hamas agrees to truce proposal amid Gaza war, while Israel renews evacuation order for Rafah. Negotiations underway.

Nearly 2,500 people arrested at pro-Palestinian rallies across US

Campus officials bracing for more unrest as graduation ceremonies take place over next several weeks

Israeli army urges Palestinians in eastern Rafah to evacuate immediately

Residents urged to temporarily relocate to town of al-Mawasi

Death toll rises to 78 in Brazil as heavy rains continue

More than 100 people also missing as floods affect over 844,000 people in country’s south

Israeli authorities deny UNRWA chief entry into Gaza

UNRWA chief denied Gaza entry by Israeli authorities for second time amid ongoing conflict, raising concerns over humanitarian access. UNRWA demands resolution.

Israel orders Al Jazeera closure, escalating media feud

Al Jazeera shut down by Israel as tensions escalate, blocking broadcasts amid cease-fire negotiations with Hamas.

Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Egypt call for cease-fire in Gaza

Saudi, Egyptian foreign ministers, Moroccan King deliver speeches at 15th summit of Organization of Islamic Cooperation OIC

38% of Americans believe US doing too much to support Israel

37% trust Donald Trump more than Joe Biden to handle situation in Gaza

Turkish foreign minister urges Muslim unity in support of Palestinians

Resistance against Israeli occupation now global struggle between oppressors, oppressed, says Hakan Fidan

Canada arrests three in killing of Sikh separatist linked to India

Canadian police arrested three men for the 2023 murder of a Sikh activist, reigniting tensions with India over accusations of government involvement.

Son of Sudan army chief dies in Turkish road accident

Tragic news as the son of Sudan’s army chief dies in a Turkish road accident. Heartfelt condolences to the family.

Hamas delegation flies to Cairo for Gaza truce deal with Israel

Gaza ceasefire negotiations continue as Hamas sends delegation to Cairo for discussions on truce deal and hostage release, following the arrival of CIA Director William Burns in Egypt.

UK expects first deportation flights to Rwanda in July

The UK government’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda faces a new hurdle – a legal challenge from civil servants.

Turkey suspends all trade operations with Israel

In the second phase of restrictive measures, Turkey suspended all export and import operations with Israel.

US, Saudi Arabia closing in on security, nuclear deal

US and Saudi negotiators prioritize a bilateral security accord, part of a broader effort to enhance regional stability amid ongoing challenges.

UNESCO awards press freedom prize to Palestinian journalists

UNESCO awards its press freedom prize to Palestinian journalists covering the Gaza war in recognition of their bravery and commitment to freedom of expression.

Houthis: 107 ships targeted in retaliation against Israel’s Gaza war

Houthis hit 107 ships in retaliation against Israel’s Gaza offensive, targeting cargo ships owned by Israeli companies, leader says.

Israel warns of retaliation if ICC issues arrest warrants

Retaliation could include withholding of Palestinian tax revenues, which could lead to PA’s collapse, Axios reports

Haiti: Fritz Bélizaire appointed Prime Minister

Fritz Bélizaire was chosen in a surprise move to replace current interim Prime Minister Michel Patrick Boisvert

US accuses Russia of chemical weapon use, announces sanctions

US blames Russia for chemical attack on Ukrainian forces, unveiling sanctions to cripple Moscow’s military capabilities.

Judge casts doubt on verdict in contractor’s Abu Ghraib abuse trial

The judge in the first lawsuit brought by Abu Ghraib detainees against a US contractor fears the jury may not reach a verdict after a week of deliberations.

EU aspirations at risk: Thousands rally against Georgia’s NGO bill

Despite protests and warnings from the EU, Georgia’s parliament pushes forward a bill critics say stifles NGO activity and threatens its European aspirations.

Turkey to join ICJ genocide case against Israel, says foreign minister

Ankara will continue to stand by Palestinian people ‘under all circumstances,’ says Hakan Fidan

Oil prices fall amid Middle East cease-fire hopes, US stockpile building

Potential for cease-fire deal easing concerns of escalation of conflict and possible disruptions to supply

Turkey rescues 26 irregular migrants in Aegean Sea

Migrants pushed back by Greek authorities into Turkish territorial waters, says Turkish Coast Guard

Turkish intelligence chief meets Somali president in Mogadishu

Ibrahim Kalin, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud discuss ways to further bilateral strategic cooperation

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