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Over 90 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Bombings and Shootings

At least 94 Palestinians in Gaza have been killed in bombings and shootings during the night, according to the area's Hamas-controlled health department and hospitals. .

Over 90 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Bombings and Shootings

Four Arrested in Turkey Over Satirical Drawing Protests

Protests broke out in Turkey due to a drawing that is alleged to depict the prophet Muhammed. Now four people at the newspaper LeMan have been arrested.

Four Arrested in Turkey Over Satirical Drawing Protests

Ukraine Seeks EU Support After US Halts Arms Deliveries

USA is stopping certain promised arms deliveries to Ukraine, in light of concerns that the country's own arsenal has decreased too much, according to the White House. Ukraine responds by summoning a high-ranking American diplomat in Kyiv.

Ukraine Seeks EU Support After US Halts Arms Deliveries

Russian Arrests Spark Diplomatic Tensions with Azerbaijan

Two brothers' death in Russian custody over the weekend has exposed a diplomatic rift with Azerbaijan – which is challenging Moscow's dominant role in the South Caucasus, reports BBC. .

Russian Arrests Spark Diplomatic Tensions with Azerbaijan

Israeli Attack on Gaza Beach Café Kills Students and Injures Dozens

Over 20 people are reported to have been killed and more than 50 injured in an Israeli attack on a beach café in the city of Gaza, according to a hospital chief for the news agency EFE. Several of the dead are reported to be students.

Israeli Attack on Gaza Beach Café Kills Students and Injures Dozens

Children Among Casualties in Gaza Attacks

Several children are among the at least 23 people who, according to Gaza's civil defense, were killed in Israeli attacks on Sunday. We sleep without knowing if we wake up, says Gaza resident Abdel Rahman Azzam.

Children Among Casualties in Gaza Attacks

Iran Retains Significant Enriched Uranium Stockpile, Reports Suggest

Iran may retain large parts of its stockpile of enriched uranium according to preliminary intelligence to a number of governments in Europe, writes Financial Times. .

Iran Retains Significant Enriched Uranium Stockpile, Reports Suggest

UN Raises Alarm Over Deadly Protests in Kenya

The death toll is rising after the government-critical protests in Kenya earlier in the week. At least 16 people were killed, according to Amnesty International.

UN Raises Alarm Over Deadly Protests in Kenya

Hungary Warns Embassy Staff Against Joining Banned Pride Parade

Hungary warns embassy staff in Budapest against participating in Saturday's pride parade, which has been banned by the police. The European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urges the Hungarian authorities to reconsider and allow the parade to take place.

Hungary Warns Embassy Staff Against Joining Banned Pride Parade

Drone Strikes Target Military Bases in Iraq

An unidentified drone has crashed into the military base Taji in Baghdad in Iraq during the night towards Tuesday, according to Iraqi security sources for AFP. The drone hit a radar facility at the base.

Drone Strikes Target Military Bases in Iraq

Tehran Under Attack: Evin Prison and Key Sites Hit by Israel

Israel attacks again Teheran, large clouds of smoke rise from several places in the Iranian capital. The notorious Evin prison has been hit.

Tehran Under Attack: Evin Prison and Key Sites Hit by Israel

Spain Secures Exemption from NATO Defense Spending Increase

Nato countries are reported to be in agreement to increase defense expenditures to five percent of the states' gross national product. Spain, which opposed the increase, has been exempted from the decision.

Spain Secures Exemption from NATO Defense Spending Increase

Eight Killed Near Gaza Emergency Aid Distribution Points

Eighth persons were shot dead by Israeli forces near distribution points for emergency aid in Gaza on Saturday, says Mahmud Bassal, spokesperson for the civil defense in the Hamas-controlled area, to AFP. According to Bassal, three of them were killed in southern Gaza while five were shot at the Netzarim corridor.

Eight Killed Near Gaza Emergency Aid Distribution Points

Israel Launches New Offensive Against Iran with Strikes on Key Cities

Israel is carrying out a wave of attacks around Iran on Saturday evening – with attacks on, among other things, Shiraz, Tehran and Bandar Abbas. Drones have also been launched from Iran to attack "strategic targets”, the country's Revolutionary Guard announced.

Israel Launches New Offensive Against Iran with Strikes on Key Cities

Israel Strikes Iranian State TV Building in Tehran

Israel has attacked the Iranian state media company Irib in Tehran. "We will defeat the Iranian dictatorship everywhere", writes Defense Minister Israel Katz on X.

Israel Strikes Iranian State TV Building in Tehran

At Least 19 Killed in Congo Floods After Heavy Rain

At least 19 people have died in floods in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the authorities in the capital province of Kinshasa report to AFP. Heavy rain early on Saturday flooded several city districts and also caused landslides.

At Least 19 Killed in Congo Floods After Heavy Rain

Boeing CEO Cancels Paris Air Show Trip to Focus on India Crash Investigation

Boeing's CEO Kelly Ortberg cancels his trip to the Paris air show to focus on the investigation of the plane crash in India. “While our industry is preparing to start the Paris Air Show, both I and (Boeing's COO) Stephanie (Pope) have cancelled our plans to attend so that we can be with our team and focus on our customer and the investigation,” he writes in a message to employees that AFP has seen.

Boeing CEO Cancels Paris Air Show Trip to Focus on India Crash Investigation

Trump Warns of More Action Against Iran Amid Rising Tensions

USA's president Donald Trump says that Iran must conclude an agreement "before there is nothing left". It will come more.

Trump Warns of More Action Against Iran Amid Rising Tensions

RSF Claims Control of Strategic Zone on Sudan-Libya-Egypt Border

Sudan's paramilitary force Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has taken over a strategic zone bordering Egypt and Libya, after the country's army announced that it has withdrawn from the region. This was stated by the RSF on Wednesday.

RSF Claims Control of Strategic Zone on Sudan-Libya-Egypt Border

Seven Killed in Coordinated Attacks in Western Colombia

At least seven people have been killed and 28 injured in a wave of coordinated explosions and shootings in western Colombia. Several of the 19 attacks appear to be targeted at the police – who suspect guerrilla links.

Seven Killed in Coordinated Attacks in Western Colombia

Trump Deploys Marines and National Guard Amid Los Angeles Protests

Bound demonstrators are being driven away in buses in Los Angeles, where the police are trying to disperse those who are still on site late on Monday evening local time. President Donald Trump has sent 700 marines to the city to help the police, and has decided that thousands of national guards will be deployed against the protests.

Trump Deploys Marines and National Guard Amid Los Angeles Protests

Greta Thunberg's Ship Madleen Arrives in Israel's Ashdod Port

The ship Madleen, which was boarded by Israel during the night, has arrived at the port in Ashdod, where it was escorted by the Israeli navy. The human rights organization representing Greta Thunberg and the other activists on board have however not been given permission to speak with them yet.

Greta Thunberg's Ship Madleen Arrives in Israel's Ashdod Port

Renault Considers Drone Production in Ukraine at France's Request

The French Ministry of Defence has asked Renault to start manufacturing drones in Ukraine. But the vehicle company says it has not yet made any decision in the matter.

Renault Considers Drone Production in Ukraine at France's Request

Ukraine and Russia to Initiate Prisoner Exchange Next Week

The announced exchange of prisoners of war between Russia and Ukraine will be initiated in the coming week, announces the head of Ukraine's military intelligence service. .

Ukraine and Russia to Initiate Prisoner Exchange Next Week