Four citizens were martyred, and others were injured, this morning, …
Category: 2. Palestine
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4 Palestinians killed by the fire of the occupation army in the cities of Gaza and Khan Younis since this morning.
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Russia-Ukraine war live: EU to discuss US plan, several killed in Kharkiv
Ukraine and US agree to modify Washington's proposal to end Russia's war, but offer few details.
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The occupation continues to violate the ceasefire daily.. Netanyahu: "We do not need anyone's approval to strike Gaza"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed on Sunday that Tel …
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Afghanistan, India and Pakistan: A trinity of troubles
Geopolitical landscape in South Asia is shifting, a reflection of past colonial actions and modern-day security needs.
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The war is not over.. The administration of Gaza will only be in the hands of the Palestinians
Officially, there is a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, and …
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Trump’s surprise U-turn on Mamdani
We compare and contrast Trump’s earlier criticism of NY Mayor-elect Mamdani with his recent praise at the White House.
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An American official reveals: The Trump administration supports Israeli airstrikes on Gaza.
The last few hours have witnessed an escalation by the …
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Philippine President Marcos says seven arrested over corruption scandal | Corruption News
Arrests come amid outrage over ‘ghost’ flood control projects estimated to have cost the Philippines $2bn.
Seven people have been arrested in the Philippines as part of an investigation into a sprawling corruption scandal related to flood…
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The Palestinian issue on the Security Council's table on Monday.
The United Nations Security Council will hold an open monthly …
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Snapchat starts age checks in Australia ahead of teen social media ban | Social Media News
Snapchat has begun asking children and teenagers in Australia to verify their ages, including with software owned by the country’s banks, according to a company spokesperson.
The move on Monday comes as Australia prepares to enforce a…
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