Fatima Ftouni, Mohammed Ftouni, and Ali Shoaib died when at least four precision missiles struck their vehicle on the Jezzine highway — the eleventh journalist killed in Lebanon since the broader conflict began.
Hundreds of residents in Gangnam's shantytown defy city redevelopment plans, fighting for housing rights in area notorious for exorbitant property costs.
Tehran called special envoy Steve Witkoff's proposal an attempt to 'impose unconditional surrender under the guise of diplomacy' — but Trump's decision to delay strikes on Iranian oil infrastructure signaled neither side is ready to fully close the door.
In all-caps social media posts and public statements, President Trump demanded NATO members dispatch warships to the Strait of Hormuz and branded the alliance's refusal to join the US-Israel campaign against Iran a test of loyalty it had categorically failed.
Five of the wounded are in serious condition after an Iranian missile or drone hit the base 75 miles southeast of Riyadh, as Houthi rebels simultaneously fired ballistic missiles at Israel for the first time, marking a dramatic single-day escalation.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has blocked dozens of vessels and forced Chinese tankers to pay yuan-denominated tolls, sending Brent crude to its highest level in years and devastating economies from East Africa to Qatar.
Organizers of the Together Alliance rally claimed half a million people took to the streets from Park Lane to Whitehall, fueled by anger at Reform UK's surge in the polls and what marchers called the mainstreaming of racism and Islamophobia.
Nine paramedics died Saturday in five Israeli attacks, bringing March's healthcare worker death toll to 51. Three journalists were also killed in a strike on their marked press vehicle on the Jezzine Road.
Yemen's Iran-backed rebels claimed responsibility for two separate ballistic missile launches targeting southern Israel on Saturday, their first direct military action since the U.S.-Israel war on Iran began February 28.
Kurdish groups on Iran's rugged frontier hope their long-held dream of federal autonomy may finally be within reach as Iranian leadership weakens.
Two ships turn back after Iranian warnings while Tehran reports strikes hit uranium processing plant and industrial sites. Secretary of State says war will end 'in a matter of weeks' as he leaves G7 meeting in France.
Riyadh reversed its longstanding position on hosting U.S. strikes against Iran, while the UAE shut down Iranian-linked institutions in Dubai and froze assets — moves analysts say presage formal Gulf entry into the conflict.
The International Olympic Committee's new policy requires all female athletes to undergo SRY gene screening, aligning with Trump's executive order on women's sports as France calls the decision 'a step backwards.'
WatchSpecial envoy Steve Witkoff confirmed the sweeping proposal — demanding Iran end its nuclear program, open the Strait of Hormuz, and halt proxy funding — as Pakistan confirmed its role as secret intermediary.
Strait of Hormuz shipping has collapsed 95%, cutting off a third of global urea trade during the spring planting window, with the UN warning of 'crop failures next season' across East Africa and South Asia.
The Japanese conglomerate's non-collateralized bridge loan — backed by JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and three Japanese banks — will fund a $30 billion follow-on stake in the ChatGPT maker.
The Handala group, believed to be a front for Iran's intelligence ministry, released emails and photos from Patel's Gmail as a strategic wartime information operation, the FBI confirmed.
Israeli airstrikes overnight eliminated Alireza Tangsiri, who oversaw the IRGC's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and hit dozens of weapons production sites across the capital.
The Kremlin says it remains open to negotiations but the next round is on indefinite hold, with the Abu Dhabi summit postponed and front-line drone strikes increasing since talks stalled.
The president paused threatened strikes on Iranian power infrastructure for 10 more days, citing ongoing negotiations, as energy economists warn Southeast Asia faces the sharpest pain.
WatchPresident gives Tehran until April 6 to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as Lebanon confirms more than 1,100 killed and 370,000 displaced since fighting began.
The unexpected political newcomer faces immediate pressure to ensure accountability for deadly violence and mass arson that rocked the country last year.
The secretary of state arrived in Caen with a blunt message for allied foreign ministers: if you want the Strait of Hormuz reopened, step up and help — but met a cool reception and demands for diplomacy.
International Olympic Committee makes most significant policy change since Kirsty Coventry became president, ending years of debate over inclusion rules.
Intelligence sources report improved versions of weapons previously sent from Iran to Russia for Ukraine war now flowing in reverse direction.
European politicians risk voter anger if they join America's war, but face potential domestic upheaval if they fail to reopen blocked shipping routes.
Tehran offers counter-terms including reparations demands while Israel seeks to dismantle weapons programs before potential war's end.
The former Navy nurse was enthroned Wednesday at Canterbury Cathedral, marking a milestone for the Church of England that has drawn both celebration and criticism from Anglican factions worldwide.
Investigation reveals American forces helped destroy what officials claimed was an armed group's training camp, but residents say it was actually a working farm.
The president reversed his Strait of Hormuz deadline after saying Iran reached out through mediators, though Tehran denied any direct dialogue and continued firing missiles at Israel.