US charges three Iranians over Trump campaign hack
According to the indictment, the malicious cyber actors started work as early as in 2020, and around May 2024 began gaining access to personal accounts.
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Israel kept Pentagon in the dark about Beirut strikes, Austin says
The White House ordered the US military to adjust force posture in the Middle East ‘as necessary’ after Israel defied Washington in a bid to kill Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, risking war with Iran.
Speculation over Hezbollah leader's fate after Israeli bombing
The Israeli army said it had targeted Hezbollah's headquarters, sending huge clouds of smoke soaring above the area.
Israel, Hezbollah must both 'stop firing': Blinken
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken appealed again Friday for a ceasefire in Lebanon, saying the diplomatic path remained open, even as Israel ignored calls to stop its strikes targeting Hezbollah. "The choices that both parties make in the coming days will determine which
'Precarious moment in Mideast': U.S. warns of deepening conflict after Israel's Beirut strike
U.S. President Joe Biden issued a statement denying that the U.S. was involved or had any knowledge of Israel's targeted strike on Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut, after Israeli officials claimed the U.S. was informed of the operation shortly ahead of time
Terror, panic as Israeli strikes wipe out Beirut buildings
In just a few seconds, Israeli strikes reduced six buildings to rubble in the Hezbollah stronghold of south Beirut on Friday, sending rescuers scrambling to the densely-packed residential area searching for survivors. The succesive strikes shook Beirut and its surroundings a
Israel targets Hezbollah chief Nasrallah in massive Beirut strike; Israeli officials estimate 300 killed
Israel estimates that Nasrallah was at the Hezbollah headquarters, the site of the strike, during the attack, and two other senior Hezbollah commanders were killed. According to initial estimates from Israeli defense officials, some 300 people were killed in the strike
US, Iraq announce end of defeat-ISIS coalition, but troops may stay
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s need for a domestic political win has sent Pentagon officials back to the drawing board to find ways to keep the lid on ISIS in neighboring Syria.
US, Iraq announce end of defeat-ISIS coalition
Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s need for a domestic political win has sent Pentagon officials back to the drawing board to find ways to keep the lid on ISIS in neighboring Syria.
Tens of thousands protest against Lebanon 'bloodbath' in Iran, Yemen
Tens of thousands protested in Iranian cities and in the rebel-held Yemeni capital on Friday to condemn Israeli attacks on Lebanon and Gaza, AFP journalists and state media reported. The demonstrates in Tehran and other Iranian cities were responding to call by authorities on
Who was Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah’s formative leader killed by Israel?
After decades of leading Hezbollah and overseeing its rise both in Lebanon and in the region, Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli strike in Beirut.
NYC mayor pleads not guilty to shock corruption charges
NYC Mayor Eric Adams is accused of wire fraud, soliciting illegal campaign donations and a bribery conspiracy involving Turkish citizens.
Algeria reimposes visa requirements on Moroccan nationals
Algeria imposing visa requirements on Moroccan is the latest move since diplomatic tensions escalated between the two North African countries in 2021.
Israel is taking revenge on Beirut, but the key to resolving the conflict still lies in Gaza
While targeted killings and technological superiority have given Israel an edge and improved its bargaining position, sooner or later it will have to accept reality: they haven't brought the end of the conflict any closer and they haven't extinguished the Palestinian national
Sudan paramilitary attack kills 18 at El-Fasher market: medic
El-Fasher, the North Darfur capital and the site of the massacre, has been besieged since May by the Sudanese paramilitary forces.
Netanyahu met with walkouts at UN, vows to continue Lebanon war
UN representatives walked out as Netanyahu came on stage in an apparent rebuke with the presiding diplomat having to call for order in the assembly.
Israel targets Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut suburb attack
Violent explosions shook Beirut’s southern suburbs as Israel claimed to have struck Hezbollah’s central headquarters.
Argentina judge orders dictionary to delete pejorative definition of 'Jewish'
An Argentine judge has ordered the publishers of a major Spanish dictionary to remove a pejorative definition of the word "Jewish" from its listing, local media reported late Thursday. The fifth and last definition of the word "Jewish" in the Dictionary of the Spanish Language,
Israel says it struck Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut
The strike followed days of intensifying Israeli strikes on Lebanon.
Trump slams 'unacceptable' Israel war on Lebanon, says must end
Israel's brutal bombardment of Lebanon is 'unacceptable', Donald Trump has said, saying the war must stop 'one way or another'.
Israel ground operation in Lebanon would be 'swift': official
The Israeli official said the military is 'preparing every day' for a potential ground invasion on Lebanon, where it has been conducting deadly strikes.
Israeli troops leak video of themselves blowing up Rafah mosque
Israeli soldiers have leaked video of themselves placing explosives in a mosque in Rafah before blowing it up in what appears to be a wanton act of destruction
Tunisia lawmakers revise election law days ahead of vote
Tunisia's parliament approved a law on Friday that strips a top court of its power to rule on election-related disputes, a move decried by protesters as anti-democratic just days before a presidential ballot. The judicial shift comes after Tunisia's administrative court in
Tunisia lawmakers mull election reform days ahead of vote
Tunisia's parliament debated on Friday a bill that would strip a top court from its power to rule on election-related disputes, a move decried by protesters as anti-democratic just days before a presidential ballot. The proposed judicial shift comes after Tunisia's
Israel to press Lebanon offensive until 'objectives' met, Netanyahu tells UN
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed at the UN Friday to press his country's offensive against Lebanon's Hezbollah, dashing hopes for a 21-day truce proposed by France and the United States this week. Netanyahu's highly anticipated turn at the United Nations, during
48 dead in two days of Sudan paramilitary attacks on Darfur city: medic
Two days of attacks by Sudanese paramilitaries on the Darfur city of El-Fasher killed 48 people, a medical source told AFP on Friday, after world leaders appealed for an end to the country's suffering. Artillery fire from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) killed 30 people and
'No place in Iran' that Israel can't reach, Netanyahu warns at UN
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran on Friday that Israel will strike if it is hit first and warned that his country can reach any part of the cleric-run state as he vowed to fight on in Gaza. "I have a message for the tyrants of Tehran. If you strike us, we will
UAE’s Sheikh Tahnoon discusses AI, tech with Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk in US
His meetings came after UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed met earlier this week with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Iraqi factions threaten 'Israel ally UAE' if war breaks out
An Iraqi armed faction has threatened to target the UAE if a regional war erupts, following Israel's intensified attacks on Lebanon this week.
Iraqi faction threatens 'Israel ally UAE' if war breaks out
An Iraqi armed faction has threatened to target the UAE if a regional war erupts, following Israel's intensified attacks on Lebanon this week.
Fresh Israel massacre in Lebanon as officials scramble for truce
Authorities in Lebanon said a family of nine was killed in an Israeli airstrike in a town near the border with Israel.
Qatar boosts agrifood investments in Algeria with new projects
The strong personal relationship between the leaders and Algeria's favourable investment climate have paved the way for substantial Qatari investments.
Unions complain over Israel's treatment of Palestinian workers
The trade unions say that Israel's treatment of Palestinian migrant workers worsened dramatically since the start of the Gaza war.
As Israel attacks, Moroccans in Lebanon urge evacuation plan
The Moroccan Association for Citizenship and Human Rights asserts that Rabat is obligated to ensure the safe evacuation of its citizens from Lebanon.
Gülizar: The Turkish film on navigating trauma after assault
Film Review: In her feature debut, Turkish filmmaker Belkıs Bayrak presents a young woman's journey to reclaim her personal space after sexual assault
At least 700 killed, 120,000 displaced as UN calls Lebanon situation ‘catastrophic'
The ongoing Israeli escalation in Lebanon has displaced nearly 120,000 in less than a week, prompting 16,100 Lebanese to enter Syria.
18 dead in Sudan's El-Fasher after paramilitary attack on market: medic
A paramilitary attack on a market in the Sudanese city of El-Fasher killed 18 people, a medical source told AFP on Friday, after world leaders appealed for an end to the country's wartime suffering. The Rapid Support Forces' shelling of the market on Thursday evening also
37 dead in sectarian fighting in northwest Pakistan's Kurram
Kurram, Pakistan has a history of sectarian violence between Sunni and Shia communities in the once semi-autonomous territory.
MENA Sports Wrap: Lebanon suspends all matches as Israel attacks
All football matches in Lebanon have been suspended amid Israel's brutal attack as calls mount on FIFA to sanction Israel.
A first look at P21 gallery's from the river to the sea exhibit
Amid Israel's ongoing war in Gaza, P21 gallery in London opens 'Art of Palestine: from the river to the sea,' celebrating Palestinian resilience and heritage
Israel 'won't stop' unless world acts, warns Jordan FM Safadi
Jordanian FM Ayman Safadi made the comments after a ministerial meeting on support for UNRWA which highlighted the body's life-saving role for Palestinians.
Netanyahu softens position, says Israel discussing US-France cease-fire plan in Lebanon
On Thursday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will continue battling Hezbollah, but on Friday he indicated Israel will continue talks with the United States over a possible cease-fire in Lebanon.
Norway issues warrant for man linked to Lebanon pager blasts
Norway's investigation services said that an international arrest warrant has been made against a man in connection with the Lebanon device blasts.
Israeli 'war crimes' in Lebanon boost Netanyahu's popularity
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party received the highest number of seats for the first time since the Gaza war began, as his military bombards Lebanon.
In Beirut, volunteers race to help war displaced
Beirut is buzzing with activity as volunteers scramble to aid the tens of thousands displaced by Israel's intense bombardment of Lebanon this week. Despite an economic crisis that has gripped the country for years, people in the capital are stepping up, finding shelter, cooking
60 'survivors' accuse ex-Harrods boss Al-Fayed of sex abuse: lawyers
Around 60 women have now come forward to allege they were sexually abused by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed, lawyers representing them said on Friday. A BBC documentary last week aired claims by women that Fayed, who died last year aged 94, raped and sexually abused them
Mo Salah 'definitely' quitting Liverpool for Saudi Pro League
Could Mo Salah's much-anticipated move to the Saudi Pro League finally be happening, with new rumours that Liverpool's star player won't extend his contract?
Rape is being weaponised in Sudan's war
As the humanitarian crisis in Sudan intensifies, sexual violence is used to terrorise women & girls, international solidarity is needed, writes Nina Masore.