Security

The author claims settlement numbers doubled within seven years of talks began and asserts current leadership has abandoned rhetoric of peace for explicit plans to annex occupied territories

Linxi News reports on the incident at a UK manufacturing plant, noting that independent verification of the facility's identity and output remains unconfirmed.

The main suspect accused of executing blindfolded civilians in 2013 is apprehended after going into hiding since the fall of the Assad regime

Arrest marks a significant development in the investigation into government forces' actions in Damascus nearly a decade after the incident occurred.

While defending champions John Korir and Sharon Lokedi secured victories with a Kenyan sweep, a spontaneous act of kindness involving three strangers from different nations captured global attention.

Documents reveal discussions between Iranian and Pakistani officials on a route involving truck transport across the 900km border, though no final agreement has been confirmed

An estimated 40,000 to 60,000 individuals now reside in the southeastern Kufra province, living in encampments and towns roughly 250 kilometres from the Sudanese border.

Washington's unilateral action faces a legislative deadline by May 1, while Iranian officials maintain political unity and sufficient resources to sustain the conflict until August

With only nine prosthetists operating under immense pressure, the international community faces a stark warning that the severity of conditions for amputees will worsen without immediate policy intervention.

Motivated by high salaries and a sense of purpose, Colombian recruits have shifted from independent volunteers to official brigade members, though payment inconsistencies and the brutal reality of the front lines remain significant concerns.

French President Macron urges European Union to intensify efforts to restore regional stability amid deteriorating security conditions

France 24 reports on the appointment of Marie-Louise Eta and contextualises the event with new findings on women's exclusion from high-level negotiation roles.

A leaked document reportedly flagged a review of the UK's claim as retaliation for failure to support the US campaign in Iran, though Nato rules out suspending Spain

Linxi News reports on the incident in southern Lebanon, noting the violation of the ceasefire agreement without confirmed casualty figures.

The UN mission in Lebanon confirms the passing of the Indonesian soldier as diplomatic efforts to stabilise the region continue amidst ongoing hostilities.

Prosecutors allege the Fort Bragg operative used material nonpublic details regarding a January military mission to place bets on Polymarket, escalating activity as the operation approached.

A 56-year-old former care worker will legally end her life at a Swiss clinic this Friday, a move that occurs against the backdrop of a stalled assisted dying bill in the House of Lords.

Madrid dismisses claims of punishment over refusal to host strikes; London warns against deeper entanglement in Iran conflict

A dual-layered standoff threatens to disrupt the flow of approximately 20 per cent of the world's oil supply

Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders have voted to approve a buyout offer of $31 per share from Paramount Skydance, valuing the transaction at approximately $81 billion.