A media network uncovered in the UK is linked to Iran, raising concerns over security risks. The network includes channels tied to Iran's Revolutionary Guard and regional actors.
Gunshots were heard near the White House in Washington DC, leading to a brief security alarm. Authorities confirmed no immediate threat after the incident.
Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has conditionally agreed to participate in potential settlement talks regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu's corruption case, as long as it does not harm the course of the trial.
Azerbaijan's President Aliyev emphasizes peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia at the European Political Community Summit in Yerevan.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan holds talks in Ankara with Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan hints at visiting Azerbaijan for the 2028 European Political Community summit, highlighting regional cooperation and historic peace with Azerbaijan.
Austria expels 3 Russian diplomats from Vienna Embassy over espionage allegations, tightening laws to prevent future spy activities.
Italian prosecutors have initiated an investigation into Israel's attacks on the Global Sumud Flotilla, accusing them of forcibly detaining activists in the Mediterranean.
Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz holds a productive meeting with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan during the 8th European Political Community Summit.
American journalist Tucker Carlson alleges President Donald Trump is a hostage of Israeli PM Netanyahu, impacting US-Iran relations. Carlson criticizes Trump's stance on negotiations with Iran.
A caregiver in Belgium's East Flanders city was convicted of abusing a 6-month-old baby in a nursery, receiving a 3-year prison sentence and a €12,512 fine. The nursery where the abuse occurred has been permanently closed.
US President Trump initiates 'Freedom Project' for ships stuck in Hormuz while rejecting Iran's 14-point proposal, escalating tensions with Iran as military movements rise in the Middle East.
A new documentary project in the UK will unveil insights into Princess Diana's troubled marriage through a 5-hour secret recording made by her confidant at Kensington Palace in 1991.
A buried treasure chest containing $10,000 worth of coins in San Francisco has led to a widespread search across the city, with clues hidden in poetic form.
Israeli extremist minister Ben Gvir faces backlash for celebrating his 50th birthday with a scandalous hangman and gun-decorated cake, drawing condemnation from social media and human rights activists.
Recent findings by the Wall Street Journal unveil the use of AI chatbots in planning armed attacks globally, with concrete examples from the US and Canada.
NATO is accused of holding closed-door meetings with filmmakers in Europe and the US to potentially influence narratives through art, sparking propaganda concerns.
Ali al-Zeydi, the Iraqi Prime Minister candidate, visited Erbil to secure Kurdish leaders' support in forming a government within the constitutional 30-day period.
Recent updates on Iran-US-Israel conflict: CENTCOM announces 'Freedom Project' operation, Iran threatens to target US ships in the Hormuz Strait.
A party near Arcadia Lake in Oklahoma turned into a scene of horror as a gunman opened fire, leaving at least 10 people injured and hospitalized. Police are investigating the incident.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial hearing scheduled for Monday has been delayed following a request from his lawyer. The reason for the postponement was not disclosed.
In a groundbreaking move, North Korean Naegohyang Women's Football Club will play in South Korea for the first time during a regional tournament in Seoul.
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin confirms a drone attack on a building, intercepted by air defense systems. No casualties reported. Russian Defense Ministry states 117 drones from Ukraine were shot down over various Russian regions.
A 6 magnitude earthquake strikes Samar Island in the Philippines, felt in nearby areas with no reported casualties.
Three deaths and one passenger in critical condition on a Dutch cruise ship due to suspected hantavirus, prompting WHO to launch a comprehensive investigation.
Astronomers have found 27 potential exoplanets orbiting around two stars, resembling Luke Skywalker's world Tatooine, using data from the TESS satellite.
European Political Community convenes in Yerevan for the 8th Summit, focusing on unity and stability in Europe. Leaders discuss regional developments and global challenges at the summit.
UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese warns Greece of the strategic mistake in aligning with Israel against Turkey, emphasizing the misuse of security concerns for self-interest.
Ganvie village, built on Nokoue Lake by escapees from slavery in the 17th century in Benin, is captured by drone footage, resembling Africa's Venice.
Security measures around Russian President Putin intensify as fears of coup and assassination rise, with leaked intelligence revealing internal tensions and heightened threat perception in Russia.
