Iran's foreign ministry said on Monday it would have to see if there are changes in the U.S. position on sanctions, as the two countries negotiate a deal to resolve a decades-long dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
On October 7, 2023, Israel endured the single deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. In a coordinated and barbaric assault, Hamas terrorists infiltrated southern Israel, murdering over 1,200 people—babies, women, the elderly—many in their homes or at a music festival.
More than a million Muslims have converged on Mecca for the annual Hajj pilgrimage, with Saudi authorities promising a safer experience this year through enhanced heat-mitigation strategies and stricter control of unauthorized pilgrims.
Karol Nawrocki, the conservative historian who won Poland's presidential election, cultivated a tough-guy image during his campaign, posting videos of himself at shooting ranges and boxing rings.
A United States-backed humanitarian organization has firmly denied reports of casualties near its aid distribution centers in Gaza, calling them “false” and attributing their circulation to Hamas.
Powerful clan-based militias are increasingly asserting control across parts of the Gaza Strip, signaling what Israeli defense officials describe as a significant shift in the territory’s balance of power—and a potential inflection point in the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Sudan's new Prime Minister Kamil Idris has dissolved the country's caretaker government, state news agency SUNA reported late on Sunday.
In a significant diplomatic shift, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy announced on Sunday in Rabat that the United Kingdom now views Morocco's autonomy plan for Western Sahara as the "most credible" foundation for resolving the decades-long dispute.
Liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski appeared set for a razor-thin win in Poland's presidential election on Sunday, an exit poll showed, in a vote seen as a test of the nation's support for a pro-European course versus Donald Trump-style nationalism.
Once again, we watched a familiar and infuriating pattern unfold this morning: Hamas issued unverified claims of an Israeli “massacre” at an aid distribution site in Rafah.
Western silence in the face of Qatar’s ideological warfare is not just dangerous—it is a betrayal of history, morality, and the Jewish people.
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud said the Israeli government's refusal to allow a delegation of Arab ministers to the occupied West Bank showed its "extremism and rejection of peace".
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