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World leaders mark second anniversary since Oct. 7, call for end to war and hostage release
Leaders issues their respective statements as the war in Gaza may end if Trump's 20-point peace plan is fully implemented.
Inspired by Thatcher, Japan's PM-in-waiting Takaichi smashes glass ceiling
French PM Sebastien Lecornu has resigned, BFM TV says
Hospital fire kills at least six patients in India's Jaipur, officials say
Patriot rallies in Australia and the UK signal a backlash against radical left and Islamists
Organizers promote national identity and tougher immigration policies while governments and media argue that the rallies enable far-right actors.
Saudi Arabia to support Yemeni government with around $368 million, source says
The grant will be from the Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen.
Russian jets enter Estonia's airspace in latest test for NATO
Three fighter jets stayed in Estonian airspace for 12 minutes before being forced to withdraw.
US to end temporary protected status for Syrians
The United States will halt deportation protections for Syrian nationals.
Baku's leverage: The Azerbaijani gas corridor and the Russian-Iranian connection - opinion
Azerbaijan’s role in the Russia-Iran gas corridor will be decisive. This initiative is not just an energy project but a strategic choice capable of reshaping the South Caucasus.
Germany urges mosque association to cut ties with Erdogan over 'antisemitism, Islamist agendas'
The Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (DITIB) has around 1,000 mosques in Germany, and is sometimes called the 'long arm of Erdogan.'
France's Macron seeks new prime minister after government's collapse
Following a vote to remove French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, Paris police brace for possibly disruptive protests.
What you need to know about France's political crisis - explainer
Politics has become increasingly fraught in France as the French Prime Minister, François Bayrou, lost a parliamentary vote.
Spain recalls amb. to Israel for consulations after Sa'ar makes antisemitism accusations
On Saturday, the Spanish government planned to approve sanctions against Israel at the next Council of Ministers meeting on Tuesday, El País reported.
If regime change isn't possible in Russia, then a 'persona change' is a viable solution - opinion
Russia’s leadership record of the past few centuries unequivocally confirms that Russia’s policies can change without regime change. The key is the one person presiding on the throne.
Ex-Shin Bet chief named in connection to kidnapping of German millionaire's children - report
According to the report, Peri's mission was to assemble the team of kidnappers, which consisted of eight people - most of them Israelis with a security background.
