Palestinian resistance factions call upon the international community to promptly implement established protocols for famine relief and urgent humanitarian intervention in the Gaza Strip.
A former senior Iranian press officer at the US State Department, who was fired due to a policy dispute concerning Palestinians in Gaza, has criticized Washington’s position on Israel’s war in the besieged enclave.
The formal signing of agreements with eighteen cement factories nationwide signals a shift from pilot projects to a broader industrial embrace of waste-to-energy solutions.
Hospitals recorded eight new deaths due to starvation and malnutrition in Gaza.
The Hebrew media focused on The Iranian naval missile maneuvers.
The 12-day Israeli-US war tilted scales in Iran's favor, with precision missile strikes proving its resilience, boosting indigenous capabilities, and establishing a formidable deterrent against future aggression.
A senior Hamas official says a comprehensive Gaza ceasefire agreement is entirely possible, but it is Netanyahu who is preventing it from happening.
Pyongyang slams Seoul over “deliberate provocation” by shooting warning shots at N. Korean soldiers.
Saudi Arabia has expressed deep concern over the official declaration of famine in Gaza, warning that the humanitarian catastrophe is the direct result of the international community’s failure to deter Israel’s war crimes.
Ibn Sina, the Persian polymath, left behind numerous works on medicine, philosophy, astronomy, and logic, which later became central texts in Western universities, shaping science and thought for centuries.
Protesters outside the Israeli embassy in London condemn Israel's actions in Gaza, including threats to destroy Gaza City and the deliberate creation of a famine, which they deem a genocidal act.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, along with his hawkish ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, obstructed Gaza ceasefire talks multiple times, according to former US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller.
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The Swedish pension fund has made an investment in an Israeli company associated with the production of internationally banned white phosphorus bombs and munitions.
Iran’s defense minister says that the 12-day US-Israeli aggression against Iran served to clarify the roadmap for the country’s defense industry.
Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth has dismissed a general whose agency’s initial intelligence assessment—stating that the June strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities caused only limited damage—sparked anger from President Donald Trump, reports say.
President Masoud Pezeshkian has congratulated the Iranian Astronomy Olympiad team for clinching the world championship title for the second consecutive year.
A Ukrainian forces attack on a Russian pipeline leaves Hungary and Slovakia fearing oil cuts.
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