
Tens of Thousands March Through Jerusalem's Old City in Annual Israeli Celebration
Large crowds of Israeli celebrants marched through Jerusalem's Old City in an annual event marking territory captured in 1967.

Large crowds of Israeli celebrants marched through Jerusalem's Old City in an annual event marking territory captured in 1967.
Simon Dutton, 49, wanted for cocaine smuggling, was arrested in Spain as part of a campaign targeting British fugitives.

South Africa's state power utility Eskom announced the country now has a power surplus, marking a significant shift from previous energy shortages.

New national security regulations in Hong Kong allow police to demand phone passwords, with non-compliance punishable by up to one year in jail and fines.

Hong Kong's Court of Appeal has overturned media tycoon Jimmy Lai's fraud conviction and sentencing, though he remains detained on separate national security charges.

Experts warn of increasing online violence against women and girls across Africa as internet usage surges among young people under 30.

The Department of Energy announced removal of highly enriched uranium from Venezuela's RV-1 reactor and transport to South Carolina.

Iran launched missiles at the British territory of Diego Garcia, with the UK government taking over 30 hours to publicly confirm the incident.

Recent youth-led protests worldwide have achieved varying degrees of success, with Nepal emerging as a notable case where young activists helped bring new leadership to power.

Opinion pieces in major publication discuss territorial sovereignty challenges and Israel's international relations amid ongoing conflicts.
Iran is preparing to name a new Supreme Leader, with the United States closely watching the succession process.

A fragment from an Iranian missile reportedly hit a building housing the US consul residence in Israel, according to Israeli media reports.
United Nations data shows an average of 47 women and girls have been killed daily during the ongoing war in Gaza.

French authorities arrested two brothers found with weapons, acid, and Islamic State materials in alleged antisemitic attack plot.

A disarmament proposal reportedly requires Hamas and other Gaza militant groups to surrender weapons over a multi-month period.
Page 87 of 129 (1924 stories)