36 Nations Approve Special Tribunal for Ukraine
Thirty-four Council of Europe members, plus Australia, Costa Rica and the EU, agree to establish a special tribunal to prosecute Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.
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Israel Strikes Lebanon as Peace Talks Continue in Washington
Israel launched new airstrikes in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah as peace talks resumed in Washington, with a ceasefire at risk of expiring.
Pskov Residents Dismiss Baltic Fears of Russian Attack
In Pskov, Russia, locals shrug off Baltic fears of Russian attack, while supporting Moscow's war in Ukraine. Some miss ties to Europe.
Pakistan Police Probe Cocaine Queenpin's Network, Police Links
Pakistani police investigate a cocaine network linked to an alleged female trafficker, probing possible police facilitation and transnational connections.
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MSF: Israeli Restrictions Cause Alarming Malnutrition in Gaza
A new MSF analysis reveals that Israeli restrictions on aid have led to severe malnutrition in Gaza, affecting pregnant women, newborns, and infants, with devastating health outcomes.
Netanyahu says Israel controls 60 percent of Gaza Strip
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Israeli forces control 60% of Gaza, exceeding the October ceasefire plan, as truce talks stall and violence continues.
Modi urges open Hormuz during UAE visit amid Iran war
Indian PM Narendra Modi called for an open and safe Strait of Hormuz during a UAE visit, as disruptions from the Iran war impact energy markets and supply chains.
No Drones Confirmed in Finnish Airspace After Alert
Finnish authorities confirmed no drones entered its airspace after an early-morning alert led to jet scrambles and airport suspension over Helsinki.
European ministers adopt new migrants' rights interpretation
European ministers adopted a new interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights, potentially easing migrant deportations, including to third-country return hubs, but critics warn of weakened protections.
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Delhi Imposes Work-from-Home to Combat Fuel Shortage
Delhi enforces work-from-home and fuel-saving measures amid global energy crisis from US-Israeli war on Iran, urging public participation to mitigate economic impact.
Saudi Experts: Media Narratives Key in US-Israel-Iran War
Saudi media experts assert that modern conflicts are fought through narrative wars, citing the US-Israeli-Iranian war as a prime example where media shapes power balances.
UK Celebrities Demand Apology for Palestine Mandate Actions
Dozens of British celebrities, including Paloma Faith and Juliet Stevenson, sign open letter urging UK government to apologize for actions in Palestine during 1917-1948 Mandate period.
Saudi Crown Prince, Qatar Emir Discuss Regional Developments
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani discussed bilateral ties and regional developments in a phone call, reaffirming commitment to security and stability.
UAE rejects Iranian justifications for Gulf attacks at BRICS
The UAE categorically rejected Iran's attempts to justify its attacks on the Emirates and other Gulf countries, reserving its right to respond to any threats.
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Pakistan Repatriates Nationals from US-Seized Vessels
Pakistan secures return of 11 Pakistanis and 20 Iranians from US-seized vessels near Singapore amid US-Iran tensions. Group arrives in Islamabad.
Pro-Gaza Activist Alleges Trump Interference in Deportation Case
Lawyers for Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian protest leader, filed a motion to halt his deportation, accusing the Trump administration of secretly manipulating his immigration case.
US seeks death penalty in Israeli Embassy staff killings
The US Justice Department will seek the death penalty for Elias Rodriguez, accused of fatally shooting two Israeli Embassy staff members outside a Washington museum in a hate crime.
Israeli Airstrike Targets Hamas Military Chief in Gaza
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza targeted Hamas armed wing chief Izz Al-Din Al-Haddad, killing at least seven Palestinians, including a child. Haddad's fate remains unclear.
Trial Set for Stabbing Suspect in North London
Essa Suleiman, charged with attempted murder for stabbing two Jewish men in Golders Green, will face trial in March 2027. He also allegedly attacked a friend earlier.
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Syria at Critical Yet Promising Juncture, UN Officials Say
UN warns Syria's recovery is fragile amid insecurity, economic hardship, and funding gaps. Progress on accountability and refugee returns risks being undermined.
Israel and Lebanon Extend Ceasefire by 45 Days
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 45-day extension of the ceasefire declared by US President Trump on April 16, the US State Department confirmed.
Israeli Forces Set Up Desert Camp in Iraq During Iran War
Israeli forces established a temporary desert camp in Iraq during the US-Israel war with Iran, Iraqi and US officials confirmed, sparking controversy.
Pakistan trims fuel prices by Rs5 despite oil volatility
Pakistan reduced petrol and diesel prices by Rs5 per liter for the coming week, despite ongoing global oil market volatility due to tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and the Iran conflict.
US Justice Dept Prepares Indictment Against Raul Castro
The Justice Department is preparing to seek an indictment against former Cuban President Raul Castro for his alleged role in the 1996 shootdown of planes operated by Brothers to the Rescue.
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Moscow Court Orders Euroclear to Pay $249.7 Billion to Russia
A Moscow court ruled in favor of the Russian Central Bank, ordering Euroclear to pay 18.2 trillion rubles ($249.7 billion) in damages over frozen assets.
Israeli forces kill 15-year-old Palestinian boy in West Bank
Israeli forces shot dead a 15-year-old Palestinian boy in the occupied West Bank, while settlers set fire to a mosque and cars in a separate incident.
Israeli Shelling Targets Jamla Town Outskirts in Daraa
Israeli forces shelled the outskirts of Jamla town in western Daraa, causing panic but no casualties. The attack violates the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
Mistrial declared in Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial
A mistrial was declared in Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial after the jury deadlocked, leaving the New York rape charge unresolved. The case has gone to trial three times.
Philippines Vows to Stop ICC-Wanted Senator From Fleeing
Philippines warns it will arrest Senator Ronald Dela Rosa if he tries to flee to evade ICC warrant over Duterte's drug war killings.
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Saudi Embassy Advises Avoiding London Gatherings
The Saudi Embassy in the UK has urged Saudi citizens to avoid demonstrations in London this weekend due to planned protests, including Nakba Day and far-right rallies, and the FA Cup final.
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