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Bahrain crown prince blasts ‘intolerable’ situation in Gaza, demands Hamas release hostages

Disney, Apple, Warner Bros. Among Mass Advertiser Exodus From X Following Antisemitic Post

Sony and Paramount are also among those jumping off, following IBM suspending its own ads on Thursday The post Disney, Apple, Warner Bros. Among Mass Advertiser Exodus From Elon Musk’s X Following Antisemitic Post appeared first on TheWrap.

Hamas confirms death of senior official Ahmed Bahr

Satellite photos of crowds trying to flee Gaza shows the unimaginable scale of the crisis

Palestinians from the north end of Gaza have been sheltering in the south, and now many in the south have been ordered to evacuate.

Scotland could rejoin EU 'smoothly and quickly' after independence

A new report from the government in Edinburgh lays out its plans for a future relationship with Europe, but independence is not on the cards any time soon.

Zelenskyy warns that supply of vital artillery ammunition to Ukraine has 'really slowed down'

Ukraine has always been outmatched by Russia's superior artillery firepower, however this imbalance, which is key on the battlefield, is set to get worse.

Palestinians in Gaza, West Bank strongly support Hamas, October 7 attack

Israeli intelligence operative sentenced to six years and eight months in prison for hacking environmentalists on Exxon's trail.

Lee Wasserman, director of the Rockefeller Family Fund, was shaken by getting hacked. “I found myself whispering in my own home."

The Moscow Times, Noted For Its English Coverage Of Russia, Is Declared 'Foreign Agent'

The Russian Justice Ministry on November 17 added The Moscow Times, an online newspaper popular among Russia's expatriate community, to its list of “foreign agents.”

Australian naval personnel injured by sonar pulses from Chinese warship

Naval divers working to clear fishing nets from the HMAS Toowoomba's propellers were forced to exit the water when a Chinese warship began operating its hull-mounted sonar, in an incident labelled "unsafe and unprofessional".

Israel's right to self-defence must 'not be called into question': Germany's Scholz

Putin sees political, economic upside to Israel's war with Hamas

Analysis: in his drive for a new world order that would dilute U.S. influence, Russian leader aligns himself with constituencies across the Middle East and even beyond

IDF suspends soldier who threw stun grenade into West Bank mosque

Highly-Decorated Russian General Who Once Criticised Putin Found Dead

Lieutenant General Sviridov was awarded the Order of the Red Star during his career and he became an honoured pilot of Russia.

The world's largest single-site solar farm just came online in the United Arab Emirates and it will power nearly 200,000 homes

The United Arab Emirates has launched Al Dhafra solar farm – now the world's largest single-site solar farm – ahead of COP28.

Rocket barrages target central Israel; four Israelis injured in Hezbollah missile launch

Military will advance 'at a time suiting the IDF', RADM Hagari says; Hamas missiles launch toward central Israel for first time in days; Hezbollah anti-tank missile hits close to Manara

Nearly 20,000 men have fled Ukraine to avoid being drafted

Ukraine’s Draft Dodgers, talks to some of the men who have escaped the war, as they explain their unique situations, their choices, and what they have gone through to get out of Ukraine and claim asylum in its neighbouring countries

Hamas Claims 86-Year-Old Hostage Dies of Heart Attack in Captivity

Hamas claimed Friday that an 86-year-old man held hostage by the terror group died of a heart attack while in captivity.

Portugal just ran on 100% renewables for six days in a row

For nearly a week, the country of 10 million met customer needs with wind, hydro and solar — a test run for operating the grid without fossil fuels.