Gaza aid pier to operate in May, Pentagon confirms

Pentagon reports that the temporary pier off Gaza’s coast will be operational in May, facilitating the delivery of up to 2 million humanitarian aid meals per day.

Yemen: Southern troops killed in suspected al-Qaeda blast

Six UAE-backed troops were killed in a suspected Al-Qaeda attack in southern Yemen.

Countries rush to secure WHO pandemic treaty

With the goal of preventing future pandemics like COVID-19, countries race against time to secure a global treaty at the WHO.

Ukraine can prevail in war, says NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg

NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg expresses confidence in Ukraine’s ability to prevail in the war against Russia, despite facing challenges and delays in military aid.

Russia shows support for Sudan govt amidst civil war

Russia’s visit to Sudan amid its year-long internal conflict sparks questions about allegiances, with support shown for the military but past ties to rival forces.

Bus falls in Peru killing 23 dead, injuring dozens

A horrific bus crash in Peru’s Cajamarca region leaves at least 23 dead and dozens injured.

Biden, Obrador order concrete steps to reduce border crossings

US and Mexico presidents order measures to reduce illegal border crossings, amid efforts to tackle the issue raised by Republicans.

Israeli embassies on alert for possible ICC warrants

Israel braces for possible International Criminal Court arrest warrants against Israeli officials for alleged war crimes in Gaza Strip

US says Russia’s conflict with Ukraine a strategic disaster

‘Russia is weaker economically, militarily,’ says US Secretary of State Blinken at World Economic Forum in Saudi capital Riyadh

Egypt optimistic on Gaza talks, awaits response, says FM

Teaming up with Qatar and the U.S., Egypt has been at the forefront of endeavors to broker a ceasefire deal for the conflict

Protests erupt in Georgia over controversial ‘Russian bill’

Thousands of Georgians protest a controversial “foreign influence” bill seen as undermining the country’s path to EU membership.

US influence leads to delay in Israel’s Rafah invasion

Israel agrees to delay the Rafah invasion in Gaza to consider US concerns and thoughts, aiming for a temporary ceasefire and humanitarian plan.

Ukraine retreats, awaits US arms to stop Russia’s advance

The country’s military chief warns of a worsening situation and urges faster delivery of US military aid.

Hamas, Israel show progress via Egypt

Hamas is considering Israel’s latest ceasefire proposal, which reportedly includes discussions on ending the war.

Saudi Arabia: Red Sea resorts remain safe after Houthi attacks

Despite Houthi attacks in Yemen’s Red Sea, Saudi Arabia presses on with tourism development projects.

Gaza health ministry reports widespread unsafe water consumption

Israel prohibits introduction of chlorine or any alternative to treat drinking water, says Gaza Health Ministry

6.9 magnitude quake strikes Japan

No loss of life or infrastructure damage reported yet

Thousands rally in London streets urging immediate cease-fire for Gaza

Carrying Palestinian flags, protesters call for immediate cease-fire while criticizing British government’s stance on Israel

Houthis strike Andromeda Star oil ship in Red Sea

The strike on the Andromeda Star follows a temporary cessation in Houthi actions targeting vessels associated with Israel, the United States, and Britain

Blinken: Beijing aims to ‘interfere’ in upcoming US elections

We have seen evidence of attempts to influence, arguably interfere, and we want to make sure that that’s cut off as quickly as possible,’ says US secretary of state

Deadly drone strike targets Emirati-owned facility in Iraq

The attack, targeting a gas complex owned by the United Arab Emirates, killed four Yemeni workers and caused power outages.

Massive $6B military aid for Ukraine announced by US

US announces $6 billion military aid package for Ukraine to counter Russian aggression.

Top diplomats meet in Riyadh for Gaza talks

Top Arab and European diplomats gather in Riyadh for discussions on the war in Gaza and an economic summit.

Morocco condemns storming of al-Aqsa mosque by Israeli settlers

Morocco condemns the storming of East Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque by illegal Israeli settlers, calling it a provocative act that violates its sanctity.

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