Shadow Over Al-Aqsa
Dark clouds gather over Jerusalem, casting their deepest shadow on the golden dome of Al-Aqsa. Once safeguarded by an international accord granting sole prayer rights […]
Category: World
Hamas Fighters Stage Tunnel Assault on Israeli Forces in Khan Younis
Hamas militants launched a coordinated, multi‑front attack on Israeli troops in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis early Wednesday, striking a newly built military post and nearby […]
Junta Airstrike Slaughters Dozens in Myanmar’s Kayah State
In the run‑up to Myanmar’s planned elections, the military has unleashed fresh bloodshed in Kayah (Karenni) State. An airstrike on the mining district of Mawchi […]
Russia, Ukraine Swap Fallen Soldiers in Rare Humanitarian Gesture
Amid an ongoing war and fragile peace talks, Russia and Ukraine have carried out a significant exchange of fallen soldiers’ remains. Under a recent agreement, […]
Deadly Herat Bus Crash Kills 71, Including Children, Amid Mass Return from Iran
A devastating road accident in western Afghanistan’s Herat province has claimed 71 lives, among them at least 17 children. The tragedy unfolded on the outskirts […]
Broad Visa Cancellations Shake International Student Pathways
The United States has suddenly clouded the skies for international study. The State Department announced the cancellation of more than 6,000 student visas for reasons […]
Kim Vows Faster Nuclear Buildup as US-South Korea Drills Intensify
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has condemned the ongoing Ulchi Freedom Shield joint military exercise between the United States and South Korea, branding it […]
Hurricane Erin Tests Outer Banks Readiness
Hurricane Erin neared North Carolina’s Outer Banks on Tuesday, forcing evacuations on barrier islands such as Hatteras while threatening wild waves and tropical force winds. […]
Iranian Missile Strike Shuts Down Haifa Oil Refinery, Kills Three
A powerful Iranian missile strike has crippled Israel’s largest oil refinery in the port city of Haifa, killing three workers and causing extensive damage estimated […]
Crete Sees Over 120 Migrants Intercepted as Sea Crossings Surge
Greek authorities intercepted more than 120 migrants off the coast of Crete early Monday, the latest in a wave of arrivals despite a government freeze […]
