POLITICS
US Supreme Court blocks Trump’s deportations under antique law
US Supreme Court has blocked the deportation of Venezuelan immigrants held in northern Texas under an antique wartime law dating back to the 18th century.
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PALESTINE
New US ambassador to Israel breaks into al-Aqsa mosque right after assuming post
Mike Huckabee, the newly appointed US Ambassador to the Israeli-occupied territories, in a provocative move, broke into Al-Aqsa Mosque along with Israeli settlers and performed rituals at the Al-Buraq Wall, one day after assuming his post.
PALESTINE
Fired employees call for boycott of Microsoft over its role in Gaza genocide
Two former Microsoft employees slammed the company for complicity in the Israeli genocide in Gaza and systematic apartheid in the West Bank, urging global boycotts against the tech giant.
PALESTINE
Colombia’s president likens Gaza genocide to Jesus’s suffering
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has slammed the Israeli regime’s “bloody genocide” in Gaza, drawing a parallel between the plights of Palestinians and Jesus Christ’s suffering.
POLITICS
‘A complete meltdown in Pentagon’: Top aides fired amid ongoing leak probe
Three Pentagon aides were terminated on Friday following investigations into leaks of classified and sensitive information amid a week of turmoil for the department, Politico reported, citing anonymous sources.
PALESTINE
Israeli bombings kill at least 70 in Gaza, targeting homes, tent camps
At least 70 Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza since Friday morning, with the number of casualties increasing as attacks continue across the besieged territory.
POLITICS
Israel is the sole obstacle to nuke-free West Asia: Iran FM
Araghchi says Israel is the only obstacle to the realization of a nuclear weapons-free West Asia.
SYRIA
US military to reduce Syria troops to under 1,000: Pentagon
The US military intends to reduce its military presence in Syria to less than 1,000 troops in the coming months, according to Pentagon officials.
MOSCOW REPORT
Tragic death of Gonzalo Lira
Presenter Johnny Miller shares his personal experience trying to help American journalist, Gonzalo Lira escape Ukraine due to his reporting.
IN-DEPTH
Indirect Iran-US meetings
The IAEA, led by Director General Rafael Grossi, emphasizes the urgency of diplomacy, stating that any agreement without the IAEA's role is ineffective.
POLITICS
As Araqchi arrives in Rome, Iran urges US to avoid unrealistic demands
Iran has urged the US to refrain from unrealistic demands and adopt a constructive approach to reach an agreement on its peaceful nuclear program in the second round of indirect talks.
BLACK AND WHITE
USAID: Goodbye to American carrot
Donald Trump shut down the United States Agency for International Development, which was established in 1961 to counter revolutionary movements in Latin America and beyond.
YEMEN
US military conducts 13 airstrikes against Yemen overnight: Report
Saba news agency has reported that the US military has launched 13 airstrikes against several districts across Yemen.
PALESTINE
‘Hannibal Directive’ at play as Al-Qassam Brigades lose contact with Edan Alexander
As Al-Qassam Brigades lose contact with American-Israeli captive Edan Alexander following an Israeli airstrike, many suggest that the Hannibal Directive is again at play.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump threatens to abandon Ukraine negotiations amid stalled peace talks
US President Donald Trump says the United States would disengage from negotiations aimed at ending the Ukraine-Russia war within a matter of days if the two sides do not make substantial progress.
REPORTS
Protesters in Damascus reject Mahmoud Abbas, back resistance
In the heart of Damascus, the Rukn Al-Din neighborhood witnessed a demonstration in support for the people of Gaza.
POLITICS
Analysis: As indirect nuclear talks resume in Rome, why is Iran distrustful of US
As indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the US resume in Rome, a review of their past diplomatic engagements offers a sobering reminder of why Iranian officials remain distrustful of the other side.
PALESTINE
Trump admin ramps up pressure on Harvard, demands records on foreign ties
US President Donald Trump’s administration seeks Harvard University’s records on foreign funding going back a decade and on some foreign ties.
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