
NEWS BULLETIN
Farmers rally in front of the European parliament in Brussels
Farmers rally in front of the European parliament in Brussels.

Farmers rally in front of the European parliament in Brussels.

The lawsuit filed by South Africa says Israel’s actions in besieged Gaza are “genocidal."

Israel keeps up its heavy assault on Khan Yunis, Gaza’s main southern city, killing more innocent Palestinians.

Iraq’s national security adviser calls on the US to pile pressure on Israel to halt the ongoing onslaught against Gaza than to carry out strikes in Iraq against anti-terror resistance groups.

The events in the aftermath of the Oct. 7 operation have demonstrated the phenomenal rise of the Palestinian resistance, from those throwing stones to those launching rockets and missiles.

The spokesman for the commander-in-chief of Iraq’s Armed Forces denounces the recent US strikes against sites and facilities of the Iraqi army and anti-terror groups as “unacceptable” and a “blatant” violation of the Arab country’s sovereignty.

Iran Army has received large numbers of strategic combat, reconnaissance, destruction and radar drones.

Here are Press TV's news headlines at 10:00 GMT, January 24, 2024.

Pro-Palestinian protesters have interrupted US President Joe Biden’s speech several times during a campaign rally in Virginia state, chanting “Genocide Joe” amid Washington’s continued support for Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
Hamas has denounced White House spokesperson John Kirby’s comments about post-war administrative control over Gaza as “flagrant interference” in the domestic affairs of Palestinians.

Polling indicates that "anti-European populist" parties are poised to make significant gains in the upcoming European elections in June, who have the potential to significantly alter the balance of power in the parliament.

The top Iranian and Russian security officials call for the expansion of bilateral relations in different fields, among them the anti-terror fight.
Germany's train drivers stag their longest-ever industrial action over pay and working hours, plunging the nation's market into chaos.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi has left Tehran for the Turkish capital of Ankara to attend a meeting aimed at the expansion of bilateral relations between the two neighboring countries.

A senior Hezbollah has dismissed Washington’s false claims of attempting to prevent spillover from Gaza war, saying the allegations come at the same time as the United States launches new strikes in Yemen.

New Zealand's maritime union voices its opposition to a decision by Wellington to deploy a detachment of the country’s military to the Red Sea, amid rising tensions in strategic waters.

Dr. Enas Mahmoud Al-Hajj, a Gaza-based emergency physician, was killed by the Israeli regime with her toddler child Hassan and an unborn child as she was pregnant.

Turkey signs off on Sweden joining NATO, as public panic rises in Stockholm over a war with Russia.