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Media Giants Urge Israel to Allow Journalists Access to Gaza

The major international news agencies Agence France-Presse (AFP), Associated Press (AP) and Reuters, as well as the British public service company BBC, are urging Israel to let journalists pass in and out of Gaza. .

Media Giants Urge Israel to Allow Journalists Access to Gaza

Trump Blocks Wall Street Journal from Scotland Trip Coverage

The White House has denied the Wall Street Journal to follow on Trump's upcoming trip to Scotland, after the newspaper reported that he wrote an indecent birthday message to his former friend Jeffrey Epstein. .

Trump Blocks Wall Street Journal from Scotland Trip Coverage

Taliban Promotes Afghanistan Tourism Amid Ethical Concerns

In need of vacation plans? The Taliban would like you to visit Afghanistan. More and more travelers are rediscovering the war-torn country, located along the 1960s and 70s so-called "hippie trail".

Taliban Promotes Afghanistan Tourism Amid Ethical Concerns

US Congress Approves Significant Foreign Aid Cuts

USA's House of Representatives has voted yes to comprehensive cuts in among other things aid to foreign countries, with 216 votes for and 213 against. .

US Congress Approves Significant Foreign Aid Cuts

Iran Faces Sanctions if No Nuclear Deal by August Deadline

At the latest by the end of August, Iran is to have agreed to a new nuclear energy agreement – otherwise the country is facing new tough sanctions. .

Iran Faces Sanctions if No Nuclear Deal by August Deadline

Camp Buildings Removed from Texas Flood Map Before Disaster

Buildings at the camp where children and leaders died in flood-stricken Texas have on several occasions been removed from an official flood map, shows a review by the news agency AP. .

Camp Buildings Removed from Texas Flood Map Before Disaster

US Department of State Lays Off Over 1,300 Diplomats and Officials

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Washington dismisses over 1,300 diplomats and other officials, reports the news agency AP. .

US Department of State Lays Off Over 1,300 Diplomats and Officials

Iran Attack Damages Communications Dome at Qatar Airbase

Iran's attack on an American airbase in Qatar probably hit a communications building, show satellite images analyzed by the news agency AP. .

Iran Attack Damages Communications Dome at Qatar Airbase

European Court Rules Russia Committed Serious Crimes in Ukraine

The European Court of Human Rights rules that Russia has committed a long series of crimes against international law in Ukraine. The symbolic judgments in Strasbourg concerned, among other things, the shooting down of the passenger plane MH17 in Donetsk in 2014.

European Court Rules Russia Committed Serious Crimes in Ukraine

Cargo Ship Eternity C Sinks in Red Sea After Attack

The cargo ship Eternity C, which was shot at on Monday in the Red Sea, has sunk, [according to sources at Reuters](https://www. reuters.

Cargo Ship Eternity C Sinks in Red Sea After Attack

Gaza Aid Center Violence Strains Hospitals Amid Rising Casualties

The wave of injured and killed at Gaza's food distributions is pushing healthcare to the breaking point – and beyond. Allegations of deadly violence against Palestinians seeking help are piling up.

Gaza Aid Center Violence Strains Hospitals Amid Rising Casualties

Merchant Ship Eternity C Under Continuous Attack in Red Sea

A civilian merchant ship is under "continuous attack" in the Red Sea. The ship Eternity C was fired upon first on Monday, the day after Iran-backed Houthi forces sank another commercial ship off the coast of Yemen.

Merchant Ship Eternity C Under Continuous Attack in Red Sea

Gaza Aid Distributions Linked to Rising Death Toll, Analysis Shows

Those days when the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distributes emergency aid in the Gaza Strip, significantly more Palestinians are killed and injured than on other days. The difference is marked, according to a survey made by British Sky News.

Gaza Aid Distributions Linked to Rising Death Toll, Analysis Shows

Netanyahu to Visit White House for Talks with Trump

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will make another visit to the White House for talks with the US President Donald Trump. This confirms Netanyahu on Tuesday.

Netanyahu to Visit White House for Talks with Trump

Harvard Accused of Failing to Protect Jewish Students' Rights

The prestigious Harvard University has failed to protect Israeli and Jewish students' civil rights, according to an investigation made by President Donald Trump's administration. The allegations are denied by the university.

Harvard Accused of Failing to Protect Jewish Students' Rights

Firefighters Killed in Idaho Ambush During Wildfire Response

Two firefighters were shot dead when they were attacked during an emergency response to a wildfire in a recreational area in the state of Idaho in the USA. A suspected shooter has been found dead in the terrain.

Firefighters Killed in Idaho Ambush During Wildfire Response

Netanyahu Sees New Opportunities for Hostage Release After Conflict

Israel is reported to send one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisors to Washington this week for talks on ceasefire in Gaza. According to Netanyahu, new opportunities to release hostages have opened up after the war against Iran.

Netanyahu Sees New Opportunities for Hostage Release After Conflict

Europe Awaits Trump's Arrival Amid NATO Summit and Ceasefire News

Europe's NATO countries are holding both thumbs and breath as the US President Donald Trump flies in for a top meeting in The Hague – hours after the announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. A short meeting is to minimize the risk of controversy.

Europe Awaits Trump's Arrival Amid NATO Summit and Ceasefire News

Massive Security Operation Secures NATO Summit in The Hague

Combat aircraft, warships and 29,000 police officers will protect the NATO summit in the Dutch city of The Hague. 45 heads of state and government will arrive there on Tuesday.

Massive Security Operation Secures NATO Summit in The Hague

Sergej Tichanovskij Reflects on Freedom After Belarusian Prison Release

He is barely recognizable after five years in Belarusian prison. And Sergej Tichanovskij barely dares to believe that he is free.

Sergej Tichanovskij Reflects on Freedom After Belarusian Prison Release

Iranian Cryptocurrency Exchange Nobitex Hacked by Pro-Israel Group

After initially saying they would hack ordinary banks in Iran, a mysterious pro-Israeli group of hackers has now also struck a major Iranian cryptocurrency exchange, according to analysis firm Elliptic. .

Iranian Cryptocurrency Exchange Nobitex Hacked by Pro-Israel Group

Gaza Aid Distribution Shooting: Rising Death Toll Reported

The death toll is rising after new shooting at a food distribution in southern Gaza, reports the news agency AP. .

Gaza Aid Distribution Shooting: Rising Death Toll Reported

Spanish Cities Protest Against Overtourism with Water Guns

Thousands of people protested on Sunday against overtourism in several places in Spain. In Barcelona, tourists were shot at with water guns.

Spanish Cities Protest Against Overtourism with Water Guns

Ukrainian Drone Attack on Russian Yelabuga Leaves One Dead, Several Injured

A person was killed and thirteen injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on Russian Yelabuga in the Tatarstan region, reports the news agency AP. The attack was directed at a facility where drones are manufactured, states the Ukrainian state news agency Ukrinform.

Ukrainian Drone Attack on Russian Yelabuga Leaves One Dead, Several Injured