Bomb kills 7 soldiers in Pakistan, raising security concerns

Security forces in Pakistan face growing threat as a bomb blast targeting a convoy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province leaves seven soldiers dead.

Gupta family linked to SA corruption denies bail in India

An Indian court has denied bail to Gupta family members Ajay and Anil Gupta, accused of abetting the suicide of businessman Satinder Singh Sawhney.

France braces for political shake-up: Macron dissolves parliament

Macron’s decision to dissolve parliament follows a historic far-right surge in European elections, setting the stage for intense political competition in France.

Gantz resigns from Netanyahu’s cabinet, demands early elections

Benny Gantz resigned from the Israeli unity government, urging prime minister Netanyahu to call early elections as the Gaza conflict continues to escalate.

Ukraine claims strike on Russia’s top fighter jet

Ukraine claims a successful drone attack on a Su-57, Russia’s most advanced fighter jet, hundreds of kilometers behind enemy lines.

Hamas claims 3 hostages killed in Israeli Gaza operation

The video did not disclose the names of those who were killed, but it showed three unidentifiable bodies with their faces censored

US assisted Israel in Gaza hostage rescue, US official

4 hostages held by Hamas recovered in good health by Israeli army

Israel launches intensive attacks on central Gaza

Tanks also moved into additional areas of Rafah, aiming to secure parts of the southern city

North Korea sends more balloons with trash to South Korea

Seoul’s military says new development came after North Korea sent nearly 1,000 similar balloons across border last week

Former Apollo 8 astronaut killed in plane crash near Seattle

NASA legend, iconic ‘Earthrise’ photographer in 1968, William Anders killed in San Juan Islands plane incident, reports CNN

Danish premier assaulted in Copenhagen: minister

Attacker arrested, investigation underway, police say

UN adds Israel to global list of offenders harming children

UN Secretary-General Guterres added the Israeli army to a list of offenders for child rights violations.

Yemen: UN staff among dozens detained by Houthi rebels

The situation in Yemen escalates as Houthi rebels detain more than a dozen aid workers, including UN staff.

Israeli forces intensify Rafah bombing amid tank push west

Residents reported that tanks, which had secured positions along the Egypt border

Putin: Russia prioritizes strengthening relations with Africa

Russian president meets with his Zimbabwean counterpart Emmerson Mnangagwa on sidelines of St. Petersburg Economic Forum

Egypt reports progress in Gaza truce with Hamas

Positive signs from ASD regarding a Gaza truce have been reported by Egypt, which is actively mediating along with Qatar.

NATO prepared for defense, calls for increased equipment

NATO’s top general, Christopher Cavoli, expresses confidence in the alliance’s ability to defend itself.

Israeli strike on alleged Hamas compound kills at least 30

Israel’s military stated that precautions were taken to minimize civilian casualties before the strike by Israeli fighter jets

Russian minister Lavrov in Chad for military pact

Sergei Lavrov concludes his African tour in Chad, focusing on bolstering military ties amidst rising anti-Western sentiment.

Modi’s BJP loses majority, enters Indiacoalition talks with allies

The bjp, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is in discussions with allies to form a government after an unexpected election setback that leaves Modi facing a more difficult third term.

Grammy-winning Swedish rapper C. Gambino shot dead

Gambino found with 2 gunshot wounds inside parking garage in city of Gothenburg

Israel intensifies Gaza offensive amid new truce talks

At least 44 Palestinians have died in Israeli strikes since Tuesday, according to health officials

Hindu nationalists triumph reignites worries for India’s Muslims

Indian Muslims fear marginalization as the Hindu-nationalist BJP secures a third term, igniting concerns of discrimination and loss of rights.

Moroccans urge gov’t to block weapons shipping to Israel

An activist group in Morocco has requested government intervention to prevent a Japanese-owned cargo ship.

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