UN peacekeeping chief warns smooth transition essential before Lebanon withdrawal
UN peacekeeping chief emphasizes that a smooth transition is essential before any withdrawal of peacekeeping forces from Lebanon, signaling concerns about stability.
Ukrainian drone attacks resumed in Moscow hours after a CIA director's visit, marking an intensification of aerial warfare. The strikes reflect Ukraine's expanded targeting strategy and willingness to risk civilian casualties.
UN peacekeeping chief emphasizes that a smooth transition is essential before any withdrawal of peacekeeping forces from Lebanon, signaling concerns about stability.
CBS News obtained exclusive access to the USS George Washington, one of two U.S. aircraft carriers conducting military operations against Iran in the region.
Autoridades norte-americanas detiveram um drone sobre a base White Sands Missile Range e monitorizaram cidadãos chineses suspeitos de ligações à inteligência de Pequim durante operação de cinco dias.
The United States has lifted sanctions previously targeting Eritrea's ruling party and military forces, marking a significant shift in diplomatic relations with the East African nation.
British and Israeli officials clash over whether Israel committed to halting construction in E1, a strategically sensitive West Bank area. The disagreement threatens UK-Israel diplomatic relations.
Major financial institutions struggle to forecast oil prices amid escalating tensions between Trump administration and Iran, creating widespread economic uncertainty.
Saudi Arabia confronts escalating attacks on its oil infrastructure amid regional tensions with Iran, finding US support under Trump administration more limited than expected.
Ed Sheeran's US tour proceeds despite pro-Palestinian protests after rapper Macklemore was removed for expressing support for Palestine, with Sheeran denying responsibility and claiming venue operators demanded the decision.
An Israeli documentary about Gaza allegations has triggered intense domestic backlash, with right-wing figures calling for violence against filmmakers and Netanyahu proposing citizenship revocation for those behind the film.
Russia conducted parliamentary elections with Putin's party guaranteed to dominate, while voting was imposed in occupied Ukrainian territories for the first time, drawing international condemnation.
India's Tata Sons conglomerate faces internal upheaval as a boardroom revolt unfolds, marking a rare public power struggle at the country's most prominent corporate group.
Russia is conducting parliamentary elections in Ukrainian territories it illegally annexed, marking the first time voting occurs in these contested regions since the 2022 invasion.
O Irã executou um homem condenado por fazer espionagem para o Mossad israelense, acusado de passar informações sobre instalações de mísseis iranianas.
Iran's judiciary announced the execution of a man convicted of espionage for Israel's Mossad intelligence agency, marking another high-profile case in ongoing tensions between the two nations.
Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of launching 26 strikes in 24 hours as fighting intensifies in Yemen, with thousands marching in support and regional tensions spreading across the Middle East.
Israeli documentary NAZA wins 25-minute Venice ovation but triggers death threats and citizenship revocation calls from Netanyahu and far-right figures in Israel amid election tensions.
UK newspapers report on Russian hybrid attack warnings, army security lapses allowing far-right extremists, potential mansion tax changes, and economic concerns from business leaders.
U.S. Central Command reports military operations against Iran have cost at least $43.6 billion, with the Pentagon citing $45.1 billion in figures provided to Congress.
A bomb attack at a mosque in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province killed at least 31 people, with reports indicating the target was near a police compound.
Saudi Arabia issued air raid alerts in Riyadh for the first time since Houthis escalated attacks, with explosions reported before an all-clear was given. The Iran-backed group's control of Red Sea chokepoints threatens global energy supplies.
A Foundation for Defense of Democracies analyst argues that economic sanctions, not recent military operations, created conditions for US-Israeli air superiority in February 2026 strikes on Iran, contradicting media narratives about blockade effectiveness.
Marruecos refuerza su influencia geopolítica mediante alianzas estratégicas con Estados Unidos e Israel, mientras gestiona la crisis migratoria de Ceuta y presiona por el reconocimiento de soberanía sobre el Sáhara Occidental en la ONU.
Estados Unidos e Israel respaldan la soberanía marroquí sobre el Sáhara Occidental y rechazan soluciones distintas a la autonomía, consolidando una alianza trilateral que refuerza el peso internacional de Rabat.
The Washington Post reports at least 22 US military deaths in the Iran war, contradicting the Pentagon's public count of 18, citing unnamed officials.