Turkey Condemns Houthi Attack on Cargo Ship in Red Sea

US envoy Amos Hochstein reports positive progress in ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hezbollah, while Israel maintains strict conditions for any agreement.

Turkey has condemned the Houthi missile attack on its cargo ship, Anadolu S, in the Red Sea, citing ongoing tensions and threats to maritime security.

A Florida man was arrested for planning to bomb the New York Stock Exchange, highlighting concerns over domestic terrorism and extremist ideologies.

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has escalated, with the UN urging immediate action as bakery operations dwindle due to Israeli restrictions, threatening food security for thousands.

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has severely impacted cancer patients, leading to a lack of medical care and urgent treatment needs.

President Biden's recent decision to allow Ukraine to use ATACMS missiles against Russia raises concerns about escalating tensions and the potential for nuclear conflict as he prepares to leave office.

Ukraine has reportedly used British Storm Shadow missiles against Russian targets for the first time, marking a significant escalation in the conflict as it receives increased military aid from the U.S. and faces threats from Moscow.

Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been arrested on suspicion of rape, adding to a series of serious allegations against him.

The Israeli occupation army has withdrawn from Jenin after a military operation that resulted in 8 Palestinian martyrs and extensive destruction of infrastructure.

Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of 88 Palestinians, primarily women and children, amidst a humanitarian crisis that has seen over 148,000 casualties since the war began.

Tensions in Ukraine escalate as embassies close in Kiev due to airstrike warnings and Russian nuclear threats.

Nikolai Gaiduk, a German citizen, has been detained by the FSB in Russia on charges of terrorism linked to his alleged involvement with Ukrainian special services.

The UN reports that 9.8 million children in Yemen need humanitarian assistance as the country faces a severe crisis due to ongoing conflict, with a recent grant aimed at improving education for affected youth.

The US has authorized the delivery of anti-personnel mines and long-range missiles to Ukraine, marking a significant escalation in military support amid ongoing conflict with Russia.

Military expert Major General Wassef Erekat argues that the Palestinian resistance in Gaza remains active and effective, countering Israeli claims of its decline, as evidenced by recent combat operations and significant Israeli military casualties.

The US State Department describes the casualties in Gaza as catastrophic and seeks a UN consensus to end the war, following a veto against a ceasefire resolution.

The UK has expressed regret over the US veto of a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis.

Khalil Al-Hayya, acting head of Hamas, insists that a ceasefire is necessary before any prisoner exchange can occur, criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for obstructing negotiations.

Dismissed Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant criticizes Netanyahu's military governance strategy in Gaza, while residents express skepticism over proposals for hostage recovery.

A recent discussion on the 'Mawazine' program explores the evolving Islamic discourse on governance, focusing on the limits of obedience to rulers and the historical necessity of civil uprisings against tyranny.

The Russian Defense Ministry reports significant military advances in Ukraine, claiming the liberation of Ilyinka and heavy losses inflicted on Ukrainian forces.

Cologne has officially made the call to Friday prayers a permanent feature, reflecting the city's commitment to its diverse Muslim community.

The ongoing Israeli military operations in Jenin have resulted in rising casualties, with two Palestinians injured and five killed in recent clashes, amid calls for international intervention.

Ukraine has begun using Storm Shadow missiles supplied by Britain, marking a significant escalation in its military capabilities against Russian targets.

North Korea's use of noise pollution as a psychological tactic against South Korea coincides with rising fears over the deployment of North Korean troops to support Russia in the Ukraine war.

Spain's government plans to regularize nearly one million undocumented immigrants over the next three years while also addressing the economic impact of immigration and xenophobia.

The University of Strasbourg has banned a conference by MEP Rima Hassan, citing public order concerns, following a similar ban by Sciences-Po Paris. Hassan plans to contest the decision, which has sparked political support and debate over academic freedom.

Ukrainian actor Peter the Great was killed in the Kursk region while serving in the Armed Forces, prompting calls for support for his family as military casualties escalate.

Hamas's military wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades, has released footage documenting their attacks on Israeli soldiers and military vehicles in Beit Lahia, Gaza, amid ongoing conflict.

Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been arrested on suspicion of rape, with a second allegation emerging during the investigation. This follows previous incidents involving violence and substance abuse.