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Fishermen in Italy halt activity in protest against rising fuel prices
Fishing boats in Pescara, Italy, remained docked as fishermen protested soaring fuel prices that threaten their livelihoods.

Fishing boats in Pescara, Italy, remained docked as fishermen protested soaring fuel prices that threaten their livelihoods.

Sixteen people died and 32 others were injured after a magnitude 7 earthquake struck the remote Tibet region.

Tehran has warned Washington that that the response to any renewed aggression will be far more painful for the US and its allies as the US approaches its midterm elections and Israel prepares to vote next week.

Jared Kushner had access to two undisclosed foreign bank accounts linked to around $2 billion in funds from Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, according to a new book.

A senior official within Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement has urged Saudi Arabia’s ruling family to oust Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, warning that his continued rule threatens the kingdom itself.

A majority of voters surveyed in six US swing states support blocking US weapons supplies to Israel.
Iran, Belarus, China, Cuba, Myanmar, Nicaragua, and Russia condemn the devastating impact of unilateral sanctions on human rights and international cooperation, saying the states slapping such illegal restrictive measure must be held to account.

Thousands of university students march through central Vienna to protest cuts to funding for higher education and science.
Indian police in Uttar Pradesh have shot hundreds of suspects in alleged cow-smuggling cases, with Muslims accounting for nearly 93% of victims, according to a report.

Miqan Wetland near Arak city in Markazi province is a vital desert ecosystem supporting migratory birds and native wildlife, with spring rainfall renewing hopes for conservation and international recognition.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 03:00 GMT on October 23, 2026.

At least 30 Yemeni civilians have been killed or wounded over the past 24 hours in a fresh wave of airstrikes and artillery attacks by Saudi Arabia and its affiliated forces.

Thousands of students take to the streets of the Austrian capital, to protest planned 2028 cuts to higher education and science funding.

Gaza’s hospitals face another imminent power crisis as generator supply shortages threaten critical medical services despite the so-called ceasefire.

Araghchi recalled Macron’s firm stance before the US Congress in 2018, just before then-President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the nuclear agreement.

This episode explores the lasting trauma of Gaza’s genocide, as Seham Ismail Saleh Ghanem reflects on the deepening pain of loss amid ongoing deaths and displacement.

Esmaeil Baghaei said that the refusal to call the US-Israeli war of aggression by its name is not neutrality but moral evasion.

This episide examines the global economic and social fallout of the US-Israeli war on Iran and the question of accountability for Washington’s decisions.