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PoliticsUN Warns Yemen Faces Imminent Return to All-Out War Amid Rising Tensions
A United Nations envoy has warned that Yemen is closer to returning to all-out war than at any time since the 2022 truce, as fighting intensifies and the humanitarian crisis deepens.
PoliticsGaza City Police Chief Killed in Deadly Israeli Drone Strike as Air Raids Resume
A targeted Israeli drone strike in Gaza City has killed civil police chief Colonel Jamal Abu Kamil, following the recent resumption of air raids after a brief pause.
Breaking NewsIsraeli Strikes in Gaza Result in Two Deaths as Supporters Rally for Brothers in Miami
Israeli strikes in Gaza kill two people, including a police chief, while supporters rally for the brothers in Miami ahead of a bail hearing.
Breaking NewsTate Supporters Gather in Miami Ahead of Crucial Bail Hearing
Supporters of Tate rallied in Miami ahead of a scheduled bail hearing for the brothers.
HealthSevere Heatwave Grips Europe as Temperatures Soar Past 35C
Millions across Europe face severe heat as temperatures exceed 35C, triggering health concerns, wildfires, and record-breaking heat in the United Kingdom.
SportsMichael Carrick Calls for More Manchester United Signings to Fuel Premier League Title Ambitions
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has urged the club's hierarchy to secure more transfer signings to keep up with Premier League title rivals ahead of the new season.
PoliticsPoland Foils Alleged Russian Plot to Assassinate Ukrainian American in Warsaw
Polish authorities have arrested a Russian citizen in Warsaw for allegedly plotting to assassinate a Ukrainian American in what Prime Minister Donald Tusk called a dangerous escalation.
PoliticsTaiwan Reacts with Concern to Joint Naval Exercises Conducted by China and Indonesia
Joint naval exercises between China and Indonesia have generated anger and concern in Taiwan, as captured in recent video footage.
HealthDR Congo Ebola Epidemic Reaches Sixth Province as Health Officials Warn of Unprecedented Spread
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to a sixth province with a death in Bas-Uele, as the WHO warns it is spreading faster than any previous epidemic.
PoliticsZambian President Hichilema Casts Ballot in Bid for Second Term
Zambian president Hichilema participates in the voting process as he campaigns for a second term in office.
PoliticsUS Lawmakers Demand Investigation After Reports of Sailors Trying to Jump Ship on Overextended Carrier
US lawmakers are demanding answers from Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth following reports of severe mental health struggles, supply shortages, and sailors attempting to jump overboard on the overextended USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier.
PoliticsZambian President Hichilema Casts Ballot in Bid for Second Presidential Term
Zambian president Hichilema casts his ballot as he campaigns to secure a second term in office.
PoliticsEscalating Houthi Attacks Spark Fears of a Renewed All-Out War in Yemen
A recent surge in Houthi attacks across Yemen and the Red Sea is raising serious concerns that the country could slide back into all-out war. The escalation threatens regional stability and puts civilian lives at risk.
PoliticsReflecting on 25 Years of the AK Party: Turkiye's Journey of Political Transformation
Looking back at 25 years of the AK Party, this article examines Turkiye's journey of political stability, democratic resilience, and structural transformation under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
PoliticsIran Clims Full Authority Over Strait of Hormuz, Rebuffing Trump's Assertions
Iran has dismissed claims by President Donald Trump that the US controls the Strait of Hormuz, insisting the waterway remains firmly under Iranian management.
SportsWest Ham United Faces Fan Backlash Following the Signing of Israeli Winger Manor Solomon
West Ham United's signing of Israeli winger Manor Solomon has sparked online and stadium backlash from pro-Palestine fans due to his past public statements and military service.
MiscellaneousCatastrophic Oil Spill Reaches Oman's Coastline Following Tanker Leak
A massive oil spill from the stranded tanker Caroline Bezengi has reached Oman's coastline, covering over 2,000 square kilometres and threatening sensitive marine ecosystems.
Breaking NewsEscalation on the Black Sea: Ukraine Strikes Vital Grain Terminal
A new video report documents Palestinian homes besieged by settlers in a 2-minute and 59-second clip.
HealthNew Animal Transmission Sparks Rapid Ebola Outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
A new study reveals that the fast-moving Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was triggered by a fresh animal-to-human transmission event, prompting international travel restrictions and intensified response efforts.
PoliticsLebanese Americans File Class Action Lawsuit Against US Government and Defense Contractors Over Lebanon War Violations
A group of Lebanese Americans and the Arab American Civil Rights League have filed a lawsuit against the US government and major defense contractors, alleging violations of the Leahy Law over military support in the Lebanon war.
SportsIstanbul to Host the 2027 Spanish Super Cup at Ataturk Olympic Stadium
The Spanish Football Federation announced that Istanbul's Ataturk Olympic Stadium will host the 2027 Spanish Super Cup from February 2 to 7.
PoliticsTurkiye Details Strategic Defense Mechanisms and Joint Operations with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
Turkiye has outlined the operational mechanisms of its new military pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, which includes joint exercises and institutionalized defense cooperation. Meanwhile, Turkish officials commented on regional stability and ongoing conflicts involving Israel.
EconomySevere Drought Forces Shutdown of Romania’s Sole Nuclear Plant as Danube Levels Plummet
Romania has completely suspended operations at its Cernavoda nuclear plant due to historic low water levels in the Danube River caused by a severe European drought. Meanwhile, neighbouring Hungary is taking emergency measures to protect its own nuclear facility as shipping and power generation face mounting disruptions.
SportsAfrica Football Chief Patrice Motsepe Insists Gianni Infantino's FIFA Future Must Be Decided by Election
CAF President Patrice Motsepe says Gianni Infantino's FIFA future should be decided by an election, as mounting criticism and withdrawals of support challenge the president's leadership.