Iran’s anti-negotiation hardliners turn against President Pezeshkian
Iran’s anti-negotiation hardliners turn against President Pezeshkian over negotiations with the US.
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Trump says Norway ‘sucks’ after Nobel loss
President Trump declared on Sunday that Norway “sucks” after he was not selected to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. The Norway-based selection committee honored Navi Pillay, a former International Criminal Court (ICC) judge, instead. “I said to our great first lady, ‘First lady, I get the Nobel Prize in two weeks, and it’ll be an…
UN panel: Russia is committing crimes against humanity by targeting civilians in Ukraine
Russia is committing war crimes and crimes against humanity by intentionally attacking civilian infrastructure – including vital energy systems – in Ukraine, an independent UN investigations panel said on Monday.
Iran hosts Saudi Arabia and regional powers as fears grow of return to war
Saudi Arabia and its allies dispatched top security officials to Iran for talks on Monday amid fears of a fresh US-Israeli offensive that could plunge the Middle East into further instability.
Algeria to send troops to Niger in first foreign deployment since 1973
The troops are expected to protect energy facilities in northern Niger, near the Libyan border.
Israel expands expulsions in occupied West Bank to cement control
Israel escalates forced expulsions and infrastructure destruction with the goal of imposing ‘new reality’, analysts say.
How did Lula beat Bolsonaro after losing Brazil’s first-round election?
Brazil’s president secured a historic fourth term after overturning a first-round defeat.
'Rising runoff, flood risks': Fresh warning over China’s mega Brahmaputra dam
Chinese researchers have warned that the Brahmaputra River could witness increased runoff and a higher risk of floods over the course of this century,
Couple campaigns to save their wedding venue hotel in Weymouth
The Riviera Hotel in Weymouth has been closed since 2022.
Police arrest a 15-year-old in shooting near Florida A&M stadium that injured 12
A 15-year-old male has been arrested in connection with a shooting close to Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium over the weekend that injured 12 people, according to police.
Murderer’s bid to eat Vegemite in Australian prison rejected by judge
A prisoner on Monday lost his challenge to an Australian state’s ban on inmates eating Vegemite after he argued in court that withholding the polarizing yeast-based spread breached his human right to “enjoy his culture as an Australian.”
Trump critic Lula wins reelection in Brazil
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a critic of President Trump and a champion of the Latin American left, won an unprecedented fourth term on Sunday in a runoff election against Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of Brazil’s former far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro. “We made history in the streets and at the ballot boxes, with…
Trump escalates attacks on El-Sayed as Michigan Senate race tightens and more top headlines
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Key European defence ministers meet in Paris to discuss Ukraine support
Defence ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the UK to discuss increasing military assistance to Ukraine.
Man says Texas Roadhouse served him $20 steak instead of pricier filet multiple times
Kenneth Card claims a Texas Roadhouse in Forsyth, Illinois, served him sirloin instead of filet mignon three times, sparking a viral TikTok debate.
Election season hits overdrive for thousands of Israeli Americans
Dual citizens of the U.S. and Israel are staring down two consequential elections in the coming days, with thousands preparing to hop on planes to have their voices heard in both countries. While the U.S. allows absentee voting, Israel requires voting in person. And an estimated 67,000 Israelis worldwide are expected to travel back to…
Algeria’s military deployment to Niger: What’s behind the move?
This will be Algeria’s first foreign troop deployment in 50 years as the country shifts its military doctrine.
Meet Sophia Fan, the 17-year-old Maryland student who found forgotten books under her stairs and turned the idea into a nonprofit that has distributed more than 7,000 books in four years across the US and abroad
Nobody would have thought that a forgotten cupboard of books under the stairs would give someone an idea that would eventually reach thousands of children