Syria’s president Ahmed al-Sharaa declared that the country’s post-war reconstruction has just begun and called for national unity to rebuild.

Qassemian, who was in Saudi Arabia for the annual hajj pilgrimage, was arrested on Monday after sharing a video online in which he criticized Saudi policies, accusing the government of facilitating “moral corruption”

The IS-controlled territories in Iraq and Syria, where al-Kasasbeh was killed, were dismantled by 2019

Patients in Gaza face a medical catastrophe with WHO reporting critical shortages of painkillers, antibiotics, vaccines, and basic supplies.

The number of personnel in international peacekeeping missions has dropped by over 40% since 2015 due to funding shortfalls and escalating geopolitical tensions.

The US military is shifting its approach in Africa, urging allies to take greater responsibility for their own security as it steps back amid growing rival influence and insurgencies.

Mohamed Salah concluded the Premier League season as top scorer with 29 goals and tied the record for most goal involvements in a 38-game season.

Two Red Cross workers were killed in a Gaza airstrike on their home, prompting the ICRC to renew its call for an urgent ceasefire.

Addressing newly commissioned officers at the historic New York institution, Trump mixed traditional tributes to top graduates with a combative tone reminiscent of his campaign rallies

Israel’s strikes on 10 Gaza hospitals in one week push the enclave’s fragile health system toward total collapse amid a growing humanitarian crisis.

Secretary General Alain Berset said in a statement that political pressure on the judiciary threatens the rule of law and could erode the stability such institutions are meant to ensure

The US has lifted some sanctions on Syria to encourage investment and promote peace and prosperity, according to a Treasury Department announcement.

UN chief Antonio Guterres welcomes UK-Mauritius deal on Chagos Islands as a significant diplomatic step toward resolving a historic regional dispute.

Trump’s administration halted Harvard’s enrolment of foreign nationals, citing ideological concerns and triggering a strong response from the institution.

South African president Ramaphosa remained calm and polite during a tense meeting with Trump over false claims of white persecution.

Armed men detained Suweida’s governor, Mustafa Bakkour, on Wednesday after storming his office

‘They were a beautiful couple,’ says Israeli envoy, urging unity against hate after shooting

Netanyahu says Israel is ready for a temporary Gaza ceasefire to release hostages while continuing its offensive amid growing global criticism.

Trump showed a Congo photo during a meeting with Ramaphosa to support his claim of white genocide in South Africa despite the image being unrelated.

Iran and the United States will hold a fifth round of nuclear talks in Rome this week as both sides pursue a new deal despite deep disagreements.

US officials plan to deport 8 convicts of serious crimes but decline to confirm if they were sent to South Sudan amid a judge’s order blocking the move.

The 500-capacity facility, expected to open by 2028, will feature a 60-inmate supermax wing designed to house high-profile drug traffickers and suspected Islamist militants

The talks are at an impasse due to disagreement over uranium enrichment, which the U.S. sees as a potential route to nuclear weapons

The offer sparked controversy after U.S. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer introduced a bill to prevent foreign aircraft from being used as Air Force One