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Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT on October 24, 2026.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT on October 24, 2026.

Political analyst Radwan Rizk joined us with his take on Israel’s intensified raids and crackdown in the West Bank.

In response to US threats and war rhetoric, Iran is bracing for renewed war as a power that has already proven it cannot be broken.

Iranian manufacturer Platin Iran has commercialized a graphene-enhanced lead-acid battery, reporting improved capacity, longer cycle life, and lower operating costs through university-industry collaboration.
Police were deployed across Paris as the city prepared for expected protests over the weekend.

France is going to deploy 70,000 troops across the country to curb protests as French opposition parties challenge restrictions.

The Lebanese Hezbollah resistance movement has condemned the “heinous” terrorist attack on a church in southern Jordan that killed seven people and injured dozens.

Economic and trade cooperation will be the main focus of Pezeshkian’s upcoming meeting with Putin in Moscow, according to Iran’s envoy to Russia.
Zelensky says Trump is spreading “totally false information” about the global energy crisis.

Israeli forces raided at least 13 towns across the northern occupied West Bank as hundreds of families on the southern side were ordered to evacuate.

Italy’s Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has called for the immediate release of five Italian activists abducted by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank earlier this week.

Trump’s war on Iran could backfire politically, with his “ego” and misguided advice driving costly miscalculations that may hurt Republicans in midterm elections, says a US analyst.

Syrians protest across the country against numerous violent attacks and incursions by Israeli forces.

Iran and 11 other countries have warned that attacks against nuclear facilities under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards must never be accepted as normal.

Markazi province blends rich agricultural traditions with distinctive local foods, from Saveh’s famous pomegranates and Khandab’s grapes to Naraq’s Jozghand, traditional sweets and locally produced honey.

Leaked documents reveal that the United Arab Emirates paid a Geneva-based intelligence firm to identify dissidents.
Hundreds of teachers march in Bolivia, demanding higher wages amid a deepening economic crisis.

Benjamin Netanyahu has acknowledged that the end of US military aid to Israel is “only a matter of time.”