Portugal breeze past Turkey and into Euro 2024 knockout stage
Portugal looked every inch a team aiming to win their second European Championship after triumphing in 2016, their line-up easily dealing with Turkey's team.
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Agricultural fire that killed 12 in southeast Turkey under control, media says
The fire was now under control and authorities were working to cool the scorched areas, broadcaster NTV and others said.
Waving flags, tens of thousands rally against Israeli govt
Tens of thousands of protesters waving Israeli flags and chanting slogans against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government rallied in Tel Aviv Saturday, demanding new elections and the return of hostages held in Gaza. Large protests have occurred in the Israeli city on a
Red Cross chief in Rafah recounts shelling horror
A senior Red Cross official in Gaza on Saturday told reporters of the horrific scenes after an Israeli strike in the Gaza Strip. It was around 3:30 pm when three explosions rocked the walls of the Red Cross compound in Gaza on Friday, William Schomburg, the local chief for the
Jordan police say discover explosives stored in residential apartment
The explosives in Jordan were detonated onsite after the area was evacuated, according to a brief statement by the public security directorate.
Monitor says three pro-Iran fighters killed in eastern Syria strike
A war monitor on Saturday said three pro-Iran fighters, including at least two Iraqis, were killed in an overnight air strike in eastern Syria near the Iraq border. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the strike occurred in Deir Ezzor province. Iran wields
Israeli tanks killed Hind Rajab, ambulance crew in Gaza: report
The Forensic Architecture investigation is based on satellite imagery, visual analysis from the destroyed car, testimonies and audio recordings.
Iran overturns the death sentence of rapper Toomaj Salehi
Iran's top court has overturned the death sentence handed out to a dissident rapper who protested against the brutal murder of Mahsa Amini by the regime.
Egypt to prosecute travel agents over hajj 'fraud': government
Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly ordered 16 tourism companies stripped of their licences and referred their managers to the public prosecutor Saturday over illegal pilgrimages to Mecca, the cabinet said. The order came after countries whose citizens performed this
Monitor says three pro-Iran fighters killed in Syria strike
Three pro-Iran fighters were killed in an airstrike by an unidentified force in Syria, with the US or Israel likely responsible.
Gaza: Israeli strikes kill at least 101 Palestinians in 24 hours
The death toll includes those in three separate massacres in the Al-Shati, Al-Mawasi refugee camps and the Al-Tuffah neighbourhood.
Lebanese source says Israeli strike killed Islamist leader
A leader of Jamaa Islamiya, a Sunni Islamist group in Lebanon, has allegedly been killed by Israel in a targeted strike in eastern Lebanon.
Egypt to prosecute travel agents for 'fraudulent' hajj trips
Egypt has ordered the prosecution of tourism companies for organising illegal hajj trips, with over 600 Egyptians dying during this year's pilgrimage.
Israeli strikes kill 42 in Gaza's Shati, Tuffah neighbourhoods
Israel has targeted residential areas in two districts of Gaza City, killing at least 42 Palestinians with many more wounded.
Food piles up at Gaza crossing as aid agencies say unable to work
Days after Israel announced a daily pause in fighting on a key route to allow more aid into Gaza, chaos in the besieged Palestinian territory has left vital supplies piled up and undistributed in the searing summer heat. More than eight months of war, sparked by Hamas's
Smotrich says shifting West Bank occupation to settler control
Israel's occupation of the West Bank has been ongoing since it took control of the territory from Jordan in 1967.
UAE 'insulted' after Israel bars import of unpitted dates
This decision has upset the Emiratis, who have been importing dates for their embassy since the signing of the Abraham Accords.
Prominent Nigerian party leader dies in Hajj heatwave
Alhaja Ramota Bankole, a key All Progressives Congress leader in Lagos, was one of more than 1,000 who died on the Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca.
Israeli women rush to buy guns in October 7 aftermath
With many Israelis gripped by a sense of insecurity following Hamas's unprecedented October 7 attack, the number of women applying for gun permits has soared, while feminist groups have criticised the rush to arms. According to security ministry data, there have been 42,000
Qatar working to 'bridge the gap' between Israel and Hamas
Qatar is trying to bring the negotiating positions of Israel and Hamas closer so that a ceasefire deal in Gaza can be reached.
Yemen's Houthis target commercial ship in Gulf of Aden
The Houthis have attacked a commercial ship travelling through the Gulf of Aden, days after the sinking of the Tutor cargo ship.
Gaza: At least 42 Palestinians killed in latest Israel strikes
At least 42 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli attacks on al-Shati refugee camp and Al-Tuffah neighbourhood in Gaza.
Gaza: At least 25 killed as Israel bombs tents in al-Mawasi
Israel has killed at least 25 displaced civilians in the al-Mawasi area of Gaza, which Tel Aviv had previously designated a humanitarian safe zone.
Arab-American mayor warns Biden has not 'earned my vote'
Abdullah Hammoud's election as the first Muslim mayor of Dearborn was a watershed moment for this city, an automaking hub home to the highest concentration of Arab-Americans in the United States. But while his early focus was on upgrading sewer infrastructure and investing in
A year after migrant shipwreck, Pakistan families seek justice
Bereaved families in Pakistan are demanding compensation from the government of Greece a year on from one of the deadliest shipwrecks in the Mediterranean.
Red Cross says 22 killed in shelling near Gaza office
The International Committee of the Red Cross said 22 people were killed in shelling that damaged its Gaza office Friday, as the Israeli army intensified strikes in the besieged Palestinian territory. Exchanges of fire across the Lebanese border between Israel and the powerful
Gaza health officials say 24 killed in Israeli strikes
Health officials in Gaza said Israeli air strikes on Saturday killed at least 24 people in the territory's north, a day after the International Committee of the Red Cross said 22 people were killed in shelling that damaged its office. The Gaza City strikes added to at least 120
Gaza fighting rages as Red Cross reports 22 killed near its office
Israel's military pounded Gaza on Saturday, a day after the International Committee of the Red Cross said 22 people were killed in shelling that damaged its office in the besieged Palestinian territory. Exchanges of fire across the Lebanese border between Israel and the
Fighting rages in Gaza as Red Cross says 22 killed in shelling near office
The Israeli army on Saturday continued to pound Gaza, after the International Committee of the Red Cross said 22 people were killed in shelling that damaged its office in the besieged Palestinian territory. Exchanges of fire across the Lebanese border between Israel and the
U.S. military say they destroyed three Houthi vessels in Red Sea
Thousands protest against gov't, for hostage deal across Israel ■ IDF attempts to assassinate Hamas official in Gaza City; Palestinians report over 40 dead ■ 60-year-old Israeli shot and killed in Qalqilyah, West Bank ■ Israeli army says it assassinated key Hamas operative in
