Yazidi woman freed by IDF from Gaza reveals ISIS made them eat babies
A Yazidi former slave rescued from Gaza reveals her horrifying experiences in jihadi captivity
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‘Grave mistake,’ says Netanyahu after attempt on his life; Iran alleges Hezbollah behind drone attack
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accuses Iran-backed Hezbollah of assassination attempt, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
US investigating unauthorized release of classified documents on Israel attack plans
The documents, which are marked top secret, were posted to the Telegram messaging app and first reported by CNN and Axios.
Seoul mayor calls for S. Korea's nuclear armament amid North Korean threats
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon called on Friday for South Korea to enhance its nuclear capabilities in response to recent threats from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, during an event where he displayed a map of Seoul.
Israel drops leaflets over Gaza showing Yahya Sinwar’s body and message to Hamas
The move came as Israeli military strikes killed at least 32 people across the Gaza Strip. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Khamenei insists ‘Hamas is alive,’ and ‘resistance’ goes on, despite Sinwar’s death
Ukraine signs air defence agreement with Germany, four more countries to join
Ukraine has signed an agreement with Germany on immediate actions to strengthen Ukraine’s air defence system. Belgium, Norway, the Netherlands and Denmark will also join the project.
Vikash Yadav: Ex-Indian intelligence officer charged in failed plot to murder Sikh separatist in US
US Justice Department revealed that Yadav remains at large and is believed to be in India
Women in Turkey take to streets over brutal femicides
In response to the call of feminist organizations, women across Turkey took to the streets following the brutal murder of two 19-year-old women by a man in Istanbul. The protest highlighted the growing frustration over the authorities' inaction in addressing the increasing threat of femicides in the country.
Cuba's electric grid collapses once again while millions remain in the dark
There are pockets of electricity on the island Saturday after Cuba's main power plant failed twice, plunging its 10 million residents into the dark.
US Intelligence Chairman urges immediate action on North Korean troop movements in Ukraine
"U.S. Select Committee on Intelligence Chairman Michael R. Turner appealed to President Joseph Biden on Oct. 18 to respond immediately to reports of North Korea's troops preparing to join Russia's army fighting in Ukraine.
IDF releases footage of Sinwar slipping into tunnel before October 7 massacre
Clip shows Hamas leader and family transporting supplies into tunnel before attack on southern Israel; 'Hamas leaders prioritize their own survival over the lives of Gaza’s residents,' Hagari says
Pro-Iranian account leaks alleged U.S. intel on Israel's attack plans
North Korean troops seen being kitted out in Russia ahead of likely despatch to Ukraine
19-year-old woman dies in India after being set on fire for filing molestation case
A 19-year-old woman dies after being set on fire in Madhya Pradesh, allegedly in revenge for a molestation complaint.
Denmark Announces Military Aid Package for Ukraine Worth €321.8 Million
The Danish government has unveiled a 2.4 billion crown military aid package for Ukraine, enhancing defense capabilities and training support.
France warns that North Korean troops fighting in Ukraine would be an escalation
North Korean troops in Ukraine war called ‘huge’ escalation risk
South Korea’s National Intelligence Service said on Friday that North Korea had already deployed 1,500 special forces troops to Russia.
Yazidi woman freed by IDF from Gaza reveals ISIS fed her babies
A Yazidi former slave rescued from Gaza reveals her horrifying experiences in jihadi captivity
‘They refused to let me go’: Japanese workers turn to resignation agencies to quit jobs
One in six workers has engaged a firm to hand in notice for them, as younger workers reject traditional work ethic