In a UN Day message, Erdogan called for a more just and inclusive Security Council, backed the UN80 initiative and renewed Turkey's bid to make Istanbul a UN hub.
Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair wore the name of a Gaza toddler whose mother was killed on Wednesday on his eyeblack at Wembley. The NFL has fined him once this season and threatened to bench him, and the reported fine amounts
Benjamin Netanyahu walked once again into a Tel Aviv courtroom this week under the shadow of war, political revolt, and one of the most consequential corruption trials in Israeli history. Hours later,
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned on Wednesday that any military escalation around the strategically vital Bab al-Mandab Strait could inflict catastrophic damage on global energy markets, underscoring mounting fears that maritime
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared in a Tel Aviv courtroom on Monday as the testimony phase of his long-running corruption proceedings approached a decisive milestone, marking another dramatic chapter in a political
Britain’s political landscape was thrown deeper into turmoil on Friday after Prime Minister Keir Starmer flatly rejected growing calls for his resignation despite Labour suffering one of its worst local election collapses
The long-running controversies surrounding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara Netanyahu have erupted once again after explosive allegations linked to the controversial “Wing of Zion” state aircraft reignited public
BETHLEHEM — Before sunrise on Friday, thousands of runners gathered in Bethlehem’s Manger Square beneath Palestinian flags and beside streets lined with murals, prison posters, and concrete barriers that have come to define
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced Thursday that Ankara intends to significantly deepen its strategic partnership with Algeria in energy, mining, renewable infrastructure, and defense cooperation as instability across the Middle East
WASHINGTON (SPUTNIK) — Classified US intelligence assessments presented to the White House this week have reportedly concluded that Iran remains capable of withstanding a US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz
Israeli air raids intensified across Gaza this week, killing the son of senior Hamas political leader and negotiator Khalil al-Hayya, in what Palestinian officials described as another sign that Israel’s continuing military
Jonathan Pollard, the former US naval intelligence analyst whose espionage case triggered one of the deepest intelligence ruptures in modern US-Israel relations, is attempting a political comeback in Israel decades after he
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