Officials say Hamas is unable to meet salary obligations in Gaza due to a delay in Qatari aid.

China, Turkey to play for 2023 women’s volleyball world title

Kosovo orders fleet of Turkish Bayraktar drones

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani visited Syria on Sunday, becoming the first Iraqi premier to do so since 2011.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Ukraine’s counter-offensive to regain territory has not been successful

The protests have drawn huge crowds in many Israeli cities.

The 36-year-old will stay with the Miami club through 2025, the statement added.

A Moscow court charged seven people for planning to kill two Russian journalists. The court believes their actions were driven by national hatred. The court approved detention until Sept. 14 for five minors and two men on charges of “hooliganism.” On Friday, Russia’s FSB security service arrested individuals for conducting surveillance near the residences and workplaces of journalists Margarita Simonyan and Ksenia Sobchak. Ukraine has not commented on the matter. They have previously denied any involvement in assassinations of pro-war figures in Russia. The FSB has reported that detainees confessed to planning attacks on two women for Ukraine, with a promised reward of 1.5 million roubles ($16,620) for each attack. Margarita Simonyan, the head of state media outlet RT, recently shared a message on Telegram encouraging security services to continue their work. Simonyan is known for supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine. Sobchak, a renowned journalist and TV host, ran for president in 2018. Prominent pro-war Russian figures, journalist Darya Dugina and military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, were killed in bomb attacks in Russia. Russia has accused Ukraine of being responsible for the killings, but Kyiv has denied these claims. Instead, Kyiv has suggested that the killings are a result of internal conflicts within Russia. Russian nationalist writer Zakhar Prilepin was injured in a car bombing in May, which also claimed the life of his driver. A suspect was detained and admitted acting on behalf of Ukraine, according to investigators.

The intense heatwave that has been plaguing southern Europe shows no signs of abating next week

The European Union has concrete plans to combat Islamophobia,anti-Muslim hatred.

In a powerful testament to resilience and progress, the Black Lives Matter movement is commemorating ten years of unwavering activism.

EU parliament urges India to act ‘promptly’ to end ethnic violence in restive state

Around 9.2 million people still miss out on treatment, including 660 000 children living with HIV.

Visiting US team meets with Bangladeshi officials, members of Rohingya community in Cox’s Bazaar

ICBM test is country’s fourth this year in breach of Security Council resolutions, says UN

Summer of 2022 was hottest ever recorded season in Europe.

NATO summit in Vilnius concludes with strong support for Ukraine

‘Extremely angry’ BBC star in sex pictures scandal faces new claims

North Korea fired a long-range ballistic missile into the East Sea on Wednesday, according to the South Korean military.

Resolution by Muslim nations urges action over Quran burning incidents, calling it ‘religious hatred’

NATO summit kicks off with North Atlantic Council meeting in Vilnius

Turkey is ‘starting new process’ with US: Turkish President Erdogan

Twitter better for ‘freedom of speech’, says Afghan Taliban official

Russia on Tuesday said West’s supply of new weapons to Ukraine “only aggravates its fate.”