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"Lovers' Spat": Israeli Envoy On Trump's Iran Ultimatum To Netanyahu
Trump, who has reportedly grown increasingly exasperated with Netanyahu, had earlier urged both Israel and Iran to stop "shooting" and said that "final negotiations" towards peace would proceed "subject to ignorance or stupidity getting in its way"
4 Killed, 10 Injured In Russian Strikes On Ukraine's Kharkiv Region
Russian strikes killed four people and wounded 10 others in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region, its governor said early Tuesday.
Trump Warns Netanyahu To "Be Careful" Over Renewed Iran War: Report
US President Donald Trump told Axios in an interview published on Monday that he warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he might find himself fighting alone if he went back to war with Iran.
Trump Nominates Former Personal Lawyer As Attorney General
Blanche, 51, has been serving as acting attorney general since Pam Bondi departed in April. Since then he has pursued a number of indictments against Trump's political enemies.
Nuclear Arms Spending Hits Record High, China Leads Global Expansion
The United States and Russia together hold around 83 percent of the world's nuclear arms stockpile, with more than 5,000 warheads each.
Netanyahu Gambles Close Trump Ties With Fresh Iran Strikes
Iran War: Following Israeli strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, Iran responded with a barrage of missiles towards Israel, where some officials in turn called for a relentless response.
6.1-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Cuba, Tremors Felt in Florida
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck near western Cuba on Monday, shaking buildings in Havana and beyond.
At UN, India Slams Pak's Afghanistan Airstrikes As "Massacre"
India called for full compliance with international humanitarian law, including the principles of precaution, distinction, and proportionality, and backed UNAMA's demand for independent investigations to ensure accountability.
Trump's $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Law Struck Down, Judge Says It's "Unlawful"
Donald Trump's $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee 'Unlawful', US Federal Judge Rules
Israel And Iran Halt Attacks On Each Other, But Not Before Issuing Warnings
Tehran launched missiles at Israel on Sunday over its on going war against Hezbollah in Lebanon, which prompted Israel to strike back.
Great White Shark Filmed In Mediterranean Sea For The First Time Ever: "My Fingers Were Trembling"
This rare sighting is believed to be the first time the predator has been filmed underwater in the Mediterranean sea.
NASA Goes Luxe With Prada Spacesuits For Artemis 4 Moon Landing
The new product follows Prada's splashy foray into space fashion in 2024 with the unveiling of a spacesuit that is expected to be used for NASA's anticipated Artemis 4 moon landing in 2028.
100 Days Of War In Middle East, 60 Days Of Peace, And Then It All Fell Apart
As Israel and Iran traded blows, the wider regional fallout was immediate. Iraq's Civil Aviation Authority announced a 72-hour closure of Iraqi airspace in response to the renewed attacks.
Israel Bombed Lebanon 3,491 Times During Ceasefire
Israel had carried out 3,491 air strikes, 407 controlled demolitions and six "razing" operations, or demolitions, Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said on Monday.
Willing To Work Together: China's Xi Jinping To North Korea's Kim Jong Un
The two sides should strengthen exchanges in diplomacy, law enforcement, and the military, Chinese President Xi Jinping said.
What Forced Nearly 100 Schools To Shut In Japan? A Bear
A bear roaming the streets of a Japanese city for three days forced authorities to shut nearly 100 schools on Monday as hunters, police and local officials launched a major search operation.
Chinese Man Buys Flat On 34th Floor, Learns Years Later That Building Has Only 32 Storeys
These properties are often built without official approvals and lack the legal protections enjoyed by regular residential projects.
'No Right To Breathe Freely': Afghan Women Detained In Clothing Crackdown
Taliban authorities rule according to a strict interpretation of Islamic law, and have gradually tightened restrictions on women since returning to power in August 2021.
Chagos Islands: Military Power, Colonial Legacy, And A Billion-Dollar Deal
The US officials are reportedly looking at ways to deal directly with Mauritius instead of going through the United Kingdom.
