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In a statement released today, the Islamic Emirate criticized the Israeli authorities for their perceived disrespect towards holy sites and international norms. The Emirate described the proposal as a provocative move that undermines the historical and religious significance of Al-Aqsa, a site revered by Muslims worldwide.
Bangladesh’s new caretaker government, led by Muhammad Yunus, is prioritizing the restoration of law and order following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation amid deadly protests.
Michael Page emphasized that migrant workers in countries like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar face severe risks, including chronic health conditions and fatalities due to the extreme heat.
Dmitry Skurikhin, the store owner who garnered international attention for his anti-war activism, was released from a St. Petersburg prison on Thursday.
On Thursday, an Israeli airstrike targeted a gathering in Gaza City, killing at least 25 and injuring dozens. The strike, which hit a residential area where the group had gathered, further fueled ongoing violence in the area.
At least 43 people have been killed and more than 100 injured in Israeli airstrikes over Gaza in the last 48 hours, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.
According to local health officials, the death toll from a recent Israeli airstrike in the town of Az-Zawayda in the Gaza Strip has increased. The attack, which took place late yesterday, targeted "terrorist infrastructure" belonging to Hamas, according to Israeli military sources.
Recent investigations have revealed that far-right groups actively blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza receive financial support from American and Israeli donors. The revelation sparked international controversy and raised questions about the influence of these groups on the Israeli government's policy in Gaza.
A fire was started by Ukrainian drones attacking the Ilsky oil plant in Russia. Claims of responsibility by the SBU security service escalated geopolitical tensions and sparked worries about the region's oil sector's consequences.
The Kremlin denied providing any proof when claiming that Ukrainian military had used people as shields in response to a Human Rights Watch report on killings in Mariupol. The report emphasises how vital it is to conduct unbiased inquiries.
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