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More than 1,400 flights cancelled across US amid longest government shutdown
More than 1,400 flights have been cancelled as US air traffic cuts amid the longest government shutdown in American history enter their second day.
More than 1,400 flights have been cancelled as US air traffic cuts amid the longest government shutdown in American history enter their second day.

Rabbi Moishe Indig, an anti-Zionist Jewish community leader in Brooklyn, New York, says he is confident Zohran Mamdani will be a strong ally for his community and all New Yorkers.

Gaza’s Health Ministry says it has received the remains of 15 more Palestinians from Israel through the Red Cross, confirming the bodies bore “signs of torture.”

Iran expresses its readiness to help resolve tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan that have recently escalated following deadly border fighting.

A report has revealed that former US President Joe Biden authorized Israel to bomb Lebanon on a near-daily basis despite a ceasefire between Hezbollah and the occupying regime.

Nearly a million people have been evacuated and floodwaters were rising in the Philippines on Sunday before Typhoon Fung-wong's expected late-night landfall on the east coast.

A young Palestinian man has been shot dead during a raid carried out by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.

Settler attacks under military protection force Palestinian shop owners in the Old City of al-Khalil to close their stores and stay away from the streets.

Several thousand march through the city center of Hamburg in a show of solidarity with Palestine.

Hundreds gather to condemn the atrocities committed by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan, rapping the complicity of foreign powers, particularly the United Arab Emirates.

Six months into the immigration raids, many individuals who have been affected possess no criminal history, are even legal residents, with children and families being torn apart.

In a landmark square in Tehran, a statue has been unveiled that tells the story of the defeat of the Roman Emperor, Valerian, at the hands of Persian King Shapour.

After nearly a month of intense campaigning in Iraq, authorities announced the electoral silence a day before the vote, imposing penalties in case of violations.

The Israeli military claims the lives of three people in southern Lebanon during separate airstrikes.

Russia’s foreign ministry has begun implementing measures to assess the nation’s readiness regarding nuclear capabilities, says Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

Dozens of Palestinians, foreign activists, and journalists are wounded as Israeli army-backed settlers carry out coordinated assaults across the occupied West Bank.

In this edition, we explore citadels, castles, and fortresses in Khorasan Province before proceeding to Shirvan, the second-largest city in North Khorasan Province.

This episode explores the political path to justice in terms of the US-Israeli crimes and attacks during the 12-day war.