
Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Fire Despite Lebanon Ceasefire Agreement
Violence continues between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal announced last month.

Violence continues between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal announced last month.

Ukraine commemorates four decades since the world's worst nuclear accident as the war with Russia adds new complications to the contaminated zone.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan seeks re-election in Armenia as Russia-linked groups spread disinformation to undermine his campaign.

China advances global solar and wind power sales amid Middle East tensions while facing allegations of forced labor in critical mineral supply chains.

The Pentagon disclosed to lawmakers that $11.3 billion was spent on military operations against Iran in the first six days following a joint US-Israel attack.

Freelance reporter Shelly Kittleson was abducted by unidentified men in Baghdad on Tuesday evening, prompting Iraqi security forces to launch pursuit operations.

A member of the British Army was killed during a training exercise in northern Iraq, the Ministry of Defence announced.

China begins significant policy meeting while emphasizing desire for US communication alongside commitment to maintaining key positions.

International solidarity convoy delivers humanitarian aid to Cuba amid energy crisis, while Cuban officials refuse to negotiate political system changes with U.S.

Iran confronts economic challenges forcing citizens to seek basic goods abroad while maintaining strategic control over key shipping routes.
France is pursuing participation in a UK-German long-range missile development project amid broader European defense policy discussions.

Britain will send Typhoon fighter jets, drone boats and mine-hunting systems to the Gulf region after a peace agreement regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

Russia and Ukraine exchanged 175 servicemen each around Orthodox Easter, amid mutual accusations of violating a declared ceasefire.
Under a $7.5 million agreement, asylum seekers deported from the US are being detained at a hotel in Equatorial Guinea owned by the country's ruling family.

Russia imposed sanctions on Alexander Browder, teenage son of activist Bill Browder, after he reportedly exposed an alleged cryptocurrency money laundering network.
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