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The assertion comes as part of ongoing security and political developments involving Hamas, Israel, and the United States, with diplomatic engagements reported in Cairo.

Jared Kushner seeks to revive a US-backed settlement following discussions with Hamas leaders, while National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir calls for intensified strikes and Strait of Hormuz transit slows.

Incident follows night of reciprocal attacks that left dozens injured on both sides, as escalation continues along the shared frontier.

In a statement reported by Al Jazeera, Ibsais argues that the targeting of Palestinian women by Israel amounts to genocide, a classification he contends is currently neglected by existing international law.

The order, issued hours before the 11-day exercise was set to begin, cites Seoul’s refusal to assist in the war against Iran and claims the drills are hostile to North Korea.

Perpetrators exploited the Vara procession distraction to breach security, leaving two panels abandoned near the site

The journey to the occupied territory occurs against a backdrop of escalating violence and UN warnings regarding displacement campaigns in the region.

President Hakainde Hichilema holds nearly 59 percent of counted votes, but the electoral process is under scrutiny following reports of violence, ballot theft, and an alleged raid on opposition leader Brian Mundubile’s home.

Al Jazeera reports on the capture of a Pallas’s cat, highlighting the species’ status as one of Iran’s most elusive wild felines, though specific details on the location and timing of the sighting remain unconfirmed.

New illegal outposts near Ramallah and Nablus coincide with escalating arrests and sieges, prompting urgent calls for international prosecution of war crimes.

The outbreak has killed 2,325 people, overtaking the 2018-2020 epidemic, while the case fatality ratio reaches 46 percent due to weak infrastructure and conflict.

The African Union faces significant challenges in compelling the warring factions to cease hostilities, with experts noting a lack of enforcement mechanisms and deep battlefield divisions.

Seoul’s defence ministry confirms 18,000-strong force will continue scheduled operations, creating immediate tension between Washington’s strategic pivot and allied defence protocols.

The release comes ahead of a planned visit by Jared Kushner, while Gulf states condemn Israel’s rejection of a Trump Gaza plan and strikes in Lebanon threaten peace negotiations.

Spanish Interior Minister confirms irregular entrants will be denied legal status or transit to mainland Spain, while Moroccan authorities deploy tens of thousands of personnel to secure the northern frontier.

Intensified attacks by settlers in the occupied West Bank have left Palestinian residents confined to their residences, coinciding with the ruling coalition’s preparation for national polls.

Zimbabwe’s national police service confirms recovery of additional bodies, bringing the total to at least 84, while authorities investigate systemic transport failures.

The incident at the Reykjavik establishment occurs amid heightened regional tensions following deadly strikes in Lebanon.

Cameroon defeated tournament debutants Malawi 3-0 in Rabat to win the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations for the first time, securing qualification for the 2027 World Cup in Brazil.

The decision, announced via Truth Social, comes after Seoul refused to assist Washington in the denuclearisation of Iran, marking a significant shift in established security cooperation norms.

As Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro launch their campaigns in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro respectively, both leaders centre their appeals on combating femicide, though their strategies diverge on foreign policy and trade.

Both nations accuse each other of violations, while mediators from Qatar and Pakistan continue engagement amid uncertainty over the ceasefire’s status.

Eight Muslim nations issue joint statement while Netanyahu insists on disarmament before any troop withdrawal

Al Jazeera reports on the gathering as a key moment for maintaining centuries-old traditions in Senegal’s northern region.

Iraq’s Integrity Commission has conducted a series of raids in the capital, arresting dozens of government officials and seizing assets said to be linked to corruption charges.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has publicly demanded the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, citing ongoing disruptions to global oil supplies.

Escalating long-range strikes have resulted in significant infrastructure damage and civilian casualties on both sides of the conflict, with spillover effects impacting neighbouring states.

Two fatalities and over 500 evacuations reported as simultaneous blazes threaten residential and forested areas near Athens; cause remains undetermined.

Léon Marchand secured his second gold medal at the European swimming championships, defeating Hungary’s Oliver Papai by 1.32 seconds in the 400m freestyle final.

The request emerges amid ongoing security tensions following a US-mediated ceasefire framework and recent military strikes in Lebanon.

Troops surround Palestinian residences as security situation escalates in the occupied territories.

Diplomatic pressure mounts on Israel as regional powers assert it bears responsibility for obstructing peace efforts, coinciding with ceasefire implementation discussions involving Hamas and US representatives.

New Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca suffers first competitive defeat while Arsenal’s close-season recruits impress in statement victory

The Al-Nassr star, who remains 24 goals short of the 1,000-career-goal milestone, outlines post-football life including travel and padel.

As traditional pirogue races draw large crowds and generate revenue in the Guet Ndar district, competitors argue that cultural preservation requires formal acknowledgment and compensation.

The theft of three panels from the Polittico di San Gregorio and a fourth piece has prompted an official inquiry, marking a significant loss of cultural heritage in the artist’s hometown.

Near-daily strikes since mid-July have killed nine, halted operations at key warehouses, and pushed the retailer’s debt towards $14 billion, prompting calls for government intervention.

Russian authorities report significant aerial defence activity following a multi-region drone campaign by Kyiv, which has targeted key supply hubs and resulted in confirmed casualties.

Stranded migrants hold demonstration in Ceuta as tensions at the border remain high amid reports of misinformation fueling movement.

The Islamic Republic of Iran’s Army has declared a financial incentive for citizens to target American military personnel, doubling the sum for female participants, while noting no US ground forces are currently stationed within Iranian borders.

New policy announcements arrive amid reported youth-led protests and criticism of Hindu nationalist governance.

The US National Hurricane Center reports that while the storm has downgraded, hurricane-force gusts and life-threatening mudslides remain a significant threat across the archipelago.

Chris Fearne outlines Malta’s position on migration, the Israel-Palestine conflict, Ukraine and Libya, arguing that defensive border policies are insufficient for current global crises.