Updates

A new survey has revealed that many US voters believe they won’t be able to get their country back on track peacefully ...

Tehran has vowed vengeance for the deadly strike on its consulate in Damascus ...

Andrey Chibis was knifed after a town hall meeting ...

Beijing’s “non-market” policies should be rebuffed through appropriate “countermeasures,” Katherine Tai has said ...

The Ukrainian president no longer listens to his old friends, Boris Shefir told US state media ...

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has insisted that Kiev will be allowed to join the Western military bloc ...

An AIPAC-organized meeting came after a phone call with the American president ...

The nation’s armed forces should be “war-ready,” Boris Pistorius has said ...

The hardline Israeli government is pushing for the annexation of occupied land as the world’s attention is focused elsewhere ...

Any decisions on the funds should be backed with “sufficient legal support” to avert future risks, according to a spokesperson ...

The US government has reportedly authorized sending thousands of additional munitions to West Jerusalem amid the war in Gaza ...

Somalia is facing a grain shortage, according to an official from the Food and Agriculture Organization ...

The threat comes after the killing of two IRGC generals in Syria ...

The program is reportedly designed to detect Hamas operatives, but Israeli military sources say it often marks innocents for death ...