Air France unveils new first-class suite to attract premium customers

This launch comes shortly after British Airways (ICAG.L) introduced its own upgraded first-class cabins

Israeli strikes kill 400+ in Gaza, ceasefire at risk

The strikes, among the deadliest since the truce began in January, hit residential areas and displacement camps across the enclave

Syrian and Lebanese forces clash along border, tensions escalate

The clashes occurred in the mountainous region, which has seen heightened friction in recent months

Trump calls Biden’s pardons ‘void,’ signed by autopen

US president says pardons have ‘no force or effect’ as they were not personally signed

Trump to discuss Ukraine ceasefire with Putin

Trump is pushing for a 30-day ceasefire, which Ukraine has already accepted, even as both sides continue exchanging airstrikes

Ivory Coast loses US aid as extremist groups approach border

The withdrawal of US aid from Ivory Coast raises concerns as extremist groups linked to al-Qaida and the Islamic State expand their presence in the region.

US to continue strikes against Houthis until shipping attacks end

The attacks represent the largest U.S. military operation in the Middle East since President Donald Trump took office in January

Rising Islamophobia threatens global peace, warns Egyptian imam

Al-Azhar imam voices concern over rising Islamophobia and asks for global measures to address this growing threat.

Deadly US, UK airstrikes hit Yemen residential areas

US and UK airstrike on Yemen’s capital Sana’a resulted in 13 deaths and 9 injuries, according to the Houthi group.

Israeli airstrike kills nine in Gaza as ceasefire tensions escalate

Health officials reported several critical injuries after the strike targeted a vehicle, killing those inside and nearby

Trump administration weighs sweeping travel ban on 41 countries

A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity, cautioned that the list is still subject to revisions and has yet to receive final approval from the administration

US expels South African ambassador over alleged hate for Trump

The United States expelled South Africa’s ambassador after accusing him of hating the country and President Trump amid escalating tensions over land reform.

Federal agents raid Columbia University dorms amid crackdown

The searches come just a week after immigration authorities detained Mahmoud Khalil, a student leader from last year’s campus protests

Syrian Kurdish group rejects Islamist-led constitution

In Geneva, the United Nations’ special envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen, called on the new authorities in Damascus to form an inclusive transitional government

Hamas agrees to release American hostage and resumes ceasefire talks

Israel has not yet commented on the development

US senators demand probe into Trump-Musk White House Tesla event

President and tech billionaire’s pitch at White House was ‘apparent violation’ of federal ethics laws, say lawmakers

British jury convicts UN judge from Uganda of slave labor

A UN judge from Uganda was convicted in the UK for forcing a woman into slavery by making her work as an unpaid maid and nanny.

EU launches projects to aid mpox response in DR Congo

The European Union has launched $21.7 million in projects to support the Democratic Republic of Congo’s mpox response.

Damascus under pressure for accountability after civilian killings

Sharaa, formerly an al-Qaeda leader who severed ties with the group in 2016, accused Assad regime loyalists of attempting to drag Syria back into civil war

Russia confirms coordination with US on rising violence in Syria

The recent clashes between supporters of former President Bashar al-Assad and the new Islamist rulers of Syria have resulted in over 1,000 deaths

Greenland PM criticizes Trump for ‘disrespect’ before election

Mute B. Egede says Trump’s leadership is pushing Greelanders away from America

Israel’s aid blockade deepens Gaza’s humanitarian crisis

The blockade, aimed at pressuring Hamas in ongoing ceasefire negotiations, halts food, fuel, and medicine shipments

Israel halts power to Gaza, citing ceasefire talks

Israel stops electricity supply to Gaza, increasing tension amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations.

Syria pogrom: Sectarian killings and chaos escalate

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based monitor, reported that hundreds had been slain in the past two days alone

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