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Ten more dead as Israel continues it reign of terror on Lebanon despite ceasefire

The attacks “constitute a blatant act undermining diplomatic efforts to consolidate stability and halt Israeli hostilities against Lebanon” - President Aoun

The de facto annexation with the world’s inaction: Israel’s new land regime in the West Bank

The persistent silence of the international community is neither incidental nor unprecedented. It reflects a historical pattern whereby Israeli faits accomplis gradually acquire international tolerance, writes Mutaz Qafisheh and Mazen Zaro

Board of Peace: Lindsey Graham lets slip the end game for Gaza

“Just flatten it. We flattened Berlin. We flattened Tokyo.”

Trump administration seeking tech firm data on Americans critical of immigration agents: Reports

Homeland Security issued hundreds of administrative subpoenas to tech firms for information on anonymous accounts critical of ICE agents

Jamaat-led bloc accepts Bangladesh polls outcome, will act as main opposition

Election Commission releases names of newly elected lawmakers, date of swearing-in yet to be announced

Bangladesh Nationalist Party wins general elections with 2/3 majority

Bangladesh Nationalist Party and allies secured 212 seats while Jamaat-e-Islami party-led bloc won 77 seats, according to Election Commission. Jamaat-e-Islami is raising questions around the counting

Bangladesh’s interim leader lauds ‘responsible conduct’ of political parties after peaceful polls

'I call upon political parties and candidates to uphold democratic decency, tolerance and mutual respect even after the final results are announced,' says Muhammad Yunus

UK’s Starmer faces new row over appointing ex-aide to Lords despite links to convicted paedophile

In echo of Mandelson scandal, Matthew Doyle, Starmer’s former communications chief, was appointed to House of Lords despite his links to Sean Doyle, who was convicted over indecent images of children

French news channel CNews fined $119,000 for discriminatory remarks against Algerians, Muslims

France's audiovisual regulator fines broadcaster over 2 segments aired in 2025

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