Vance Sends Letter to Iran as US Urges Arab States to Prepare for Possible Strikes
US Vice President JD Vance has reportedly sent a letter to Iran’s security chief, Mohsen Rezaei, in an effort to
Pro-Palestinian Parties Gain Ground in Israel, Complicating Netanyahu’s Path to Power
Pro-Palestinian Arab parties are projected to increase their representation in Israel’s parliament, potentially reshaping coalition negotiations and complicating Prime Minister
At Least 10 Killed in High-Speed Train Collision in Spain, Death Toll Feared to Rise
At least 10 people have been killed after two high-speed trains collided between the municipalities of Mora and Orgaz, south
India Deploys Hundreds of Security Personnel in Arunachal Pradesh Amid Protests Over Mega Dam Near China Border
India has deployed hundreds of additional security personnel in Arunachal Pradesh after protests against a major hydropower dam project near
Calcutta High Court Orders Removal of Documentary Accusing Modi and Adani of Crony Capitalism
The Calcutta High Court has ordered the removal of an online documentary alleging crony capitalism involving Indian Prime Minister Narendra
Israelis Vote in Crucial Election That Could Determine Netanyahu’s Political Future
Deeply divided Israelis went to the polls on Tuesday to elect a new parliament, in the country’s first national election
Student-Led Party Wins Serbia Election, Ending Vucic’s 14-Year Rule
Serbia’s student-led political movement, Students’ List, has won the country’s snap parliamentary election, bringing an end to the 14-year rule
If Netanyahu Loses, Will Israel’s Palestine Policy Change?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political future will be decided by voters in the October 27 election. But the outcome
Nearly 1,000 Arrested After Clashes Erupt During Nationwide Protests in France
Nearly 1,000 people have been arrested across France following clashes between protesters and police in several cities, including Paris, as
Gaza Siblings Witness Mother’s Death, Forced to Move Between Relatives’ Tents
Twelve-year-old Jibril was sitting in his mother’s lap alongside his two sisters, Mariam and Aya, when an Israeli bombing struck


















