Latest News Headlines Gaza City

Authorities in Berlin demand strict consequences for those who attacked Jewish youth footballers in the German capital.

At least 13 people were killed and 25 others injured in a bombing at a train station in the Pakistani province of Balochistan, according to police. The blast occurred in the provincial capital Quetta as a train bound for the city of Peshawar was about to depart. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) based in The Hague is conducting an independent investigation into the alleged sexual misconduct by Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan, according to sources.

The Israeli media reacts with shock and horror to the violent attacks on fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv football club in Amsterdam.

Donald Trump's victory in the US election has significant implications for the Middle East, with Israel celebrating and Iranian ayatollahs feeling uneasy. The region is closely watching Trump's next moves.

The German Alternative for Germany (AfD) party announces it will cut ties with members who were recently arrested for allegedly planning to secede the state of Saxony from Germany.

Nikita Ní Laimhín accuses MMA fighter Conor McGregor of brutal rape in Dublin hotel in 2018. McGregor denies allegations and claims consensual sex.

Tens of thousands of people across Israel have protested the dismissal of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant by Prime Minister Netanyahu.

As the US election draws near, residents in the Democratic stronghold of Washington are feeling anxious about the outcome.

A woman named Alicia, who was seen comforting Queen Letizia of Spain in a viral photo, has come forward to reveal what she actually said to the queen amidst a chaotic situation.

Ceasefire negotiations in Gaza have hit another dead end as Hamas rejects a temporary truce proposal while Israeli Prime Minister faces backlash over leaked state secrets.

The famous Trevi Fountain in Rome is currently dry as restoration work is being done, leaving tourists disappointed by the temporary alternative water basin.

The city council of Charleroi, Belgium, is addressing a peculiar mistake where a contractor renovated the wrong bridge. The mix-up resulted in new railings being installed on the wrong bridge, sparking a discussion on ownership and compensation.

Tarragona, a city on the Spanish east coast, is now being affected by floods due to heavy rainfall. Nearby areas have also been impacted.

Armed supporters of former Bolivian president Evo Morales have taken twenty soldiers hostage, according to military sources. Tensions are high in Bolivia as Morales' supporters protest against legal proceedings initiated by the government.

At least eight people have died after a canopy collapsed at a train station in the Serbian city of Novi Sad, authorities reported. The cause of the collapse is still unclear.

A squirrel named Peanut, popular on social media with over half a million followers, has been seized by animal protection in New York, causing distress to its owner.

Mexican authorities have imposed restrictions on Halloween costumes in order to ensure the safety of the population. Dressing up as gangsters was banned due to the increased gang violence in the country.

In France, five people were injured in a massive shootout between drug gangs. Authorities reported that a teenager was shot in the head, with hundreds of people involved in the violent clash.

Heavy rainfall in the Valencia region has caused widespread flooding, resulting in a significant loss of life and extensive damage. Military personnel and rescue teams are working around the clock to search for survivors amidst the chaos.

Residents of Valencia are furious at the government for underestimating the emergency and responding too late to the disaster. The blame game has begun as Spain fears the death toll will rise.

There is newfound hope for an end to the bloody wars in the Middle East as signs of progress emerge. Eight reasons, including surprising developments such as the Netanyahu son's wedding, indicate a potential shift towards peace.

A Mexican journalist, Mauricio Cruz Solís, was brutally killed just minutes after interviewing the mayor of Uruapan in Michoacán. The shocking incident highlights the dangers faced by journalists in Mexico.

Israel invests in a cutting-edge laser defense system to combat rockets and drones, with some drawbacks.

Police discovered a variety of weapons during preventive searches in the Zeeland city of Vlissingen.

Several fatalities have been found as a result of severe weather in Spain, according to local officials.

A ten-story hotel building collapsed early Tuesday in the coastal city of Villa Gesell in the Argentine province of Buenos Aires. Local authorities stated that several people are trapped under the rubble.

Hezbollah has appointed Naim Qassem as the new leader, following the death of Hassan Nasrallah. Qassem is well-known within the terrorist group and has already made bold statements regarding the conflict with Israel.

A tram has crashed into a shop in the center of the Norwegian capital Oslo. Police report that at least four people were injured, including the tram driver.

Archaeologists uncover a hidden Mayan city named Valeriana in Mexico, featuring pyramids, sports fields, and amphitheaters. The discovery sheds light on a previously unknown ancient civilization.