Category: 4. World

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he has spoken with US President-elect Donald Trump three times in the last five days since the November 5 elections. “These were good and very important conversations” and were “designed to further… Continue Reading

Iran’s Speaker of Parliament, Mohammed Qalibaf, has said that the recent elections in the US will not affect Iran’s capabilities and the country’s potential. The comments were made in reaction to the election of Donald Trump in the US… Continue Reading

2500 students gather in the Holocaust Museum in Oporto to commemorate Kristallnacht in an event taking place at the same time as the anti-semitic attack in Amsterdam last Thursday night. The event commemorates the 86th anniversary of

Iraq’s Kurdish regional government expressed optimism Wednesday about resuming oil exports “as soon as possible” after Baghdad offered increased cost payments to oil producers, signaling progress in a dispute paused since March 2023…. Continue Reading

ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan defended his decision to pursue warrants against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other members of Israeli leadership in an interview with German paper Der Spiegel, published last week. At a meeting with… Continue Reading

Only days after Israeli soccer fans were attacked in Holland’s capital city, “Free Palestine” stickers with hidden razor blades were found across Amsterdam, Dutch news De Telefraaf reported on Saturday night, citing police.  A number… Continue Reading

British journalist and political commentator Douglas Murray offered his perspective on what President-elect Donald Trump could do to “clean up” after the current Biden-Harris administration leaves the White House, a Thursday New York Post… Continue Reading

The United States and Britain launched raids on the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, the Amran governorate, and other areas, Al Masirah TV, the main television news outlet run by the Houthi movement, reported on Sunday. US defense officials told… Continue Reading

Lithuania’s Social Democrats, winners of last month’s parliamentary election, defended on Saturday their decision to form a coalition government with a populist party whose leader is standing trial over alleged antisemitic statements.

Dutch politician and leader of the Party for Freedom (PVV) Geert Wilders said that he was “speechless,”  on X/Twitter, citing Amsterdam Police saying that no one was arrested during the pogrom against Israeli Jews in the Dutch capital on… Continue Reading