Russia demands "Donbas handover and NATO withdrawal" ... large differences in ceasefire negotiations
Russia is insisting on Ukraine's surrender of the Donbas region and a prohibition on NATO membership in ceasefire negotiations, but Ukraine's stance is entirely opposed, complicating the prospect of negotiations.
Arabs hate Iran, but fear an American attack
Saudi Arabia is preparing for a possible U.S. military attack on Iran by increasing its oil production and exports, according to Riyadh sources.
M. Rubio: Iran is trying to create intercontinental missiles
M. Rubio expressed concern over Iran's capability to develop intercontinental missiles that could threaten parts of Europe, despite facing economic sanctions.
US imposes dialogue between Morocco and Polisario to reach an agreement in the Sahara
The US is pressuring Morocco and the Polisario Front to engage in dialogue to resolve the Western Sahara conflict, which has lasted for nearly fifty years.
North Korea pledges further nuclear build-up
North Korea's Kim Jong-un has declared the country's commitment to further expanding its nuclear arsenal as part of a long-term strategy amid ongoing tensions with the United States.
Iran issues chilling warning as war threat with US continues to escalate
Iran's foreign minister warns of the potential for a devastating regional war due to escalating tensions with the US, as indirect talks are set to take place in Geneva.
Moscow handed over 1,000 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers to Kyiv
Moscow has handed over 1,000 bodies of deceased Ukrainian soldiers to Ukraine, while receiving 35 bodies of Russian fighters in return.
Iran: Focus will be on the nuclear issue
Discussions surrounding the negotiations will be focused on Iran's nuclear issue, according to spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei.
US and Iranian negotiators meet for crunch nuclear talks โ Middle East live
The third round of U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations has commenced in Geneva, mediated by Oman, as both sides prepare to discuss terms regarding Iran's nuclear program.
2 Killed in Ukrainian Drone Strikes on Western Russia
Ukrainian drone strikes resulted in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to six others in border regions of western Russia, as reported by local authorities.
Russia: โ Has handed over the remains of 1000 dead Ukrainian soldiers
Russia has handed over the remains of 1,000 dead Ukrainian soldiers to Kyiv, while also receiving the remains of 35 Russian soldiers in return, according to a Russian official.
The Secret 'State Within a State'. How Ayatollah Khamenei Rules Iran from a Underground Bunker
The article explores the hidden power structure in Iran under Ayatollah Khamenei's leadership, focusing on the role of the Supreme Leader's Office, known as Bayt, in controlling the military, nuclear program, and economy.
International Relief Organizations Urge Israeli Court to Prevent Activity Cessation
International humanitarian organizations have filed an urgent petition with the Israeli Supreme Court to suspend a government order requiring them to withdraw from all Palestinian territories by the end of the month, citing serious humanitarian concerns for residents in Gaza.
Kremlin: Russia and Ukraine have exchanged dead
The Kremlin announced that Russia and Ukraine have exchanged the remains of soldiers, with Russia receiving 35 Russian soldiers and sending back the remains of 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers.
The USA will offer passport services to Jewish settlers in the West Bank
The US is set to provide on-site consular services in two Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank for the first time, an action criticized by Palestinian officials as a clear violation of international law.
Has Russia finally lowered the mask before Trump?
Security expert Rainer Saks discusses the recent escalation in rhetoric from Russian leaders, suggesting a firm stance towards negotiating with the U.S.
Putin's regime has tightened the noose. Europe can tighten it further
The article discusses the increasing pressure on Putin's regime due to European actions.
Sexual violence continues as a form of torture in wars, says former UN prosecutor for Rwanda
Charles Adeogun-Phillips discusses the historical significance of recognizing sexual violence in conflict as torture and its implications in current global conflicts.
Plan to Bring Lagarde to the Command of the World Economic Forum Loses Strength
Christine Lagarde's anticipated transition to lead the World Economic Forum has lost momentum, with discussions suggesting her ties to Klaus Schwab may hinder her candidacy.
A Stubborn Russian Diplomat Publicly Mocked Ukraine: 'I Am Ukrainian'
A Russian diplomat publicly claimed to be Ukrainian during a UN Security Council meeting commemorating the fourth anniversary of Russia's extensive invasion of Ukraine.
Cuban army killed four people who allegedly tried to infiltrate the country from the US by boat and carry out terrorist activities
Cuban authorities announced the killing of four individuals who allegedly attempted to infiltrate the island from the United States with plans for terrorist acts.
First Israel and then us. Trump's advisors prefer an Israeli attack on Iran as more advantageous
Trump's advisors are prioritizing an Israeli attack on Iran over other strategies, indicating a shift in diplomatic focus.
Cuban authorities shot down four alleged terrorists who arrived from Florida
Cuban authorities shot down four individuals they allege were terrorists after a gunfire exchange near the Cuban coast.
UN approves first carbon credit to Myanmar woodstove project
The UN has approved its first carbon credits for a project in Myanmar that involves distributing efficient wood-burning cookstoves.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle share emotional messages of support during trip to Jordan
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Jordan, where they engaged with humanitarian organizations supporting displaced people in the region.
Iran warns of a 'devastating war' if no agreement is reached with the US
Iran has indicated that a military intervention by the US would lead to a 'devastating war,' while both sides continue negotiations in Geneva regarding Iran's nuclear program.
About Diplomacy, International Institutions, and Other Demons
Recent diplomatic tensions involving American Ambassadors in Europe have highlighted a shift in the U.S. administration's attitudes towards Europe and its leaders.
Floods kill 46 as mud and debris choke Brazilian towns in Minas Gerais State
Severe floods in Minas Gerais, Brazil, have led to the death of 46 people and left many missing as towns struggle with mud and debris.
Why He Welcomes the War: - Our Only Hope
Some Iranians, frustrated with the clerical regime, are expressing a desperate hope for change, even if it means welcoming an American attack.
Germany and China seek stronger partnership amid global trade instability
Germany and China have committed to enhancing their bilateral cooperation following a summit between their leaders amidst global trade challenges.
Zelensky: Russia launched 420 drones and 39 missiles into Ukraine
Ukrainian President Zelensky reported significant Russian attacks involving 420 drones and 39 missiles, damaging critical infrastructure just before diplomatic talks in Geneva between Ukrainian and US officials.
Rain of fire on Ukraine: Moscow strikes with 420 drones and 39 missiles
A significant Russian strike on Ukraine involved the launch of 420 drones and 39 missiles, causing injuries and damage in multiple regions, including Kharkiv.
Russian attack on Ukrainian cities has caused dozens of injuries
A Russian attack on Ukrainian cities has resulted in numerous injuries.
Jordan: Prince Harry and Meghan visit Gaza evacuees in WHO mental health mission
Prince Harry and Meghan, on a WHO-led mission, visited evacuees from Gaza in Jordan to focus on mental health and trauma care.
Ukraine: Kiev and several other cities in the country targeted by Russian attacks overnight
Russian attacks targeted Kiev and several other Ukrainian cities overnight, coinciding with scheduled talks in Geneva aimed at ending the ongoing conflict.
Iran is "not at all" seeking nuclear weapons, according to its president
Iran's President Massoud Pezeshkian stated that the country is not pursuing nuclear weapons, emphasizing the doctrinal prohibition issued by the Supreme Leader.
Russians fired five hundred missiles and drones at Ukraine
Russians launched an attack on Ukraine with a massive barrage of five hundred missiles and drones.
Major Russian attack on Ukraine last night: Used 39 missiles and 420 drones
At least 26 people were injured in a significant Russian attack on Ukraine involving 39 missiles and 420 drones, affecting multiple regions including Kyiv and Kharkiv.
Large Russian attack on Ukraine last night: Used 39 missiles and 420 drones
A significant Russian strike on Ukraine involved 39 missiles and 420 drones, wounding at least 26 individuals and damaging infrastructure in several regions.
American F-22s are in Israel. It considers an attack on Iran inevitable.
Israel views an attack on Iran as unavoidable with American F-22 aircraft now stationed in the country.
Merz tours Forbidden City during key China trade discussions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited the Forbidden City as part of his official trip to China, addressing key trade and global tension discussions.
Iranian President Before Talks with the U.S.: Tehran Does Not Seek Nuclear Weapons
Iranian officials reiterate that the country does not pursue nuclear weapons ahead of negotiations with the United States.
PM Modi visited the Holocaust Museum Yad Vashem... all eyes on the second day of the Israel tour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Israel, where he visited the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum and addressed the Knesset, becoming the first Indian Prime Minister to do so.
Critical infrastructure in Ukraine hit by several Russian attacks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that critical infrastructure, especially energy and gas supply facilities, has been targeted by multiple Russian drone and missile attacks, resulting in numerous injuries across eight regions.
Now you can book a hotel on the Moon
GRU Space is set to build the first hotel on the Moon, projected to open in 2032, with reservations already available for the adventurous traveler.
People have to live in a 'tin can'. But a hotel on the Moon is not unrealistic
GRU Space plans to build a hotel on the Moon by 2032, allowing people to reserve rooms for an extraordinary vacation even now.
Italy was left behind. The best pizzeria in the world boasts New York
A claim is made that New York has the best pizzeria, overshadowing Italy.
Iran and the US begin a crucial round of negotiations in Geneva
Iran and the US are entering the third round of indirect negotiations focused on Iran's controversial nuclear program, with Oman mediating the discussions.
FT Report: Economic 'Bait' from Iran to Trump to Avoid Military Conflict
Iran's leadership is reportedly offering significant economic incentives to Donald Trump to prevent a U.S. military operation against Iran, according to the Financial Times.
Iran reminds that the country has a ban on nuclear weapons
Iranian President emphasizes the country's ban on nuclear weapons amidst ongoing tensions with the USA.