South Sudan hosts Israeli official amid Gaza relocation reports

Israel’s deputy foreign minister visited South Sudan for high-level talks as Gaza relocation claims caused public debate.

Dozens dead in twin migrant boat disasters near Italy

At least 26 migrants died and many remain missing after two boats capsized off Lampedusa with Italian forces rescuing dozens.

Ugandan accused in $58m cartel arms deal

US prosecutors indicted a Ugandan man and others over a $58m plot to supply advanced arms to Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel.

Residents near Iran’s Evin Prison report major thefts after Israeli strikes

Evin Prison neighbors allege massive theft by security forces after Israeli airstrike evacuation

Haiti declares emergency as gangs sweep farmlands

Haiti declares emergency as gangs kill hundreds and force thousands from central farming areas amid a deepening crisis.

Spanish investigators uncover illicit waste exports to West Africa

Spanish police arrested four people over an illegal scheme exporting 19 tonnes of hazardous vehicle waste from Spain to Ghana.

Trump and Putin to hold rare summit in Alaska over Ukraine

Trump will meet Putin in Alaska to discuss Ukraine peace efforts, with talk of a potential land swap as the war and humanitarian crisis continue.

Ramaphosa, Zelensky discuss peace after Putin call

Ramaphosa speaks with Zelensky after earlier Putin call to discuss peace between Russia and Ukraine.

Trump says he may meet Putin soon after envoy talks in Moscow

Trump hinted at a potential Putin summit and broader Ukraine talks while promising stronger sanctions if Russia does not show progress.

Hezbollah calls Lebanon’s arms monopoly plan a ‘grave sin’

Hezbollah calls Lebanon’s cabinet decision to monopolize arms a “grave sin” amid disarmament tensions

Prince Harry avoids blame in public Sentebale leadership feud

The UK charity watchdog cleared Prince Harry of bullying at Sentebale but criticised the charity’s leaders for allowing the dispute to unfold publicly.

Washington launches visa bond pilot targeting two African nations

The US will demand a $15,000 visa bond from Malawi and Zambia visitors under a pilot scheme meant to reduce immigration violations and visa overstays.

Rwanda agrees to accept up to 250 migrants from US

Rwanda will carefully approve migrants sent by the US and provide healthcare and rehabilitation support to those arriving.

Yemen shipwreck kills over 50 African migrants

At least 54 people died and 10 were rescued after a migrant boat sank off Yemen’s southern coast during severe weather, with many still missing.

US hits pause on Syria reset after Shaara courts Moscow

Trump team halts Syria delisting, eyes Sharaa-Putin pivot; 41% tariffs keep sanctions bite

Turkey, Italy and Libya seek joint path on migrant crisis

Turkey’s President Erdogan met with Italy and Libya’s leaders in Istanbul to discuss irregular migration and deepen cooperation across multiple sectors.

UN report warns of rising ISIS and Al-Qaida threats in Africa and Syria

UN warns ISIS and al-Qaida grow stronger in Africa and Syria, posing global terror threats

Russian strikes cause major damage, deaths in Kyiv

Russian airstrikes killed at least 15 and injured over 140 in Kyiv as Ukraine confirmed widespread damage to homes, schools and cultural institutions.

Israel kills nearly 19,000 children in Gaza since October 2023

Israeli airstrikes have claimed the lives of thousands of Palestinian children, including newborns, sparking genocide accusations from human rights groups.

Unit 8200: Cyber spies, psyops & occult magick

How did a modern cyber unit acquire such an esoteric aura?

UK and US agree urgent action is needed in Gaza

Keir Starmer and Donald Trump met to demand urgent humanitarian aid and an immediate ceasefire to end the suffering in Gaza.

Psychological warfare through false hope in Gaza’s ongoing genocide

An investigative look at Israel’s calculated psychological warfare against Gaza’s civilian population

Israel allows UN aid corridors while strikes continue in Gaza

Israel approved food airdrops and aid corridors to Gaza as the UAE and UK pledged support and more than 50 Palestinians were killed in fresh strikes.

Trump says Israel must ‘get rid’ of Hamas as talks stall

Israel has pursued Hamas commanders across Gaza for nearly two years, killing most of the leadership tied to the Oct. 7 attacks and thousands of fighters

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