Sharm el-Sheikh Summit: Can It Kickstart Peace in Gaza and the Middle East?
Egypt hosts Sharm el-Sheikh summit to strengthen Gaza ceasefire and spark a broader Middle East peace process, aiming for reconstruction and regional stability.
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Hamas Frees 20 Israeli Hostages in Trump-Brokered Ceasefire
Hamas has released 20 surviving Israeli hostages under a Trump-brokered ceasefire, sparking scenes of joy and tears in Tel Aviv as families reunite.
First Hostages Freed in Gaza: Red Cross Operation Begins
The Red Cross confirmed the first batch of hostages held in Gaza has been released, marking a hopeful humanitarian milestone.
Zelenskyy Pushes Allies for More Missiles and Air Defense Systems
Zelenskyy urges Trump and Macron to boost Ukraine’s defense with more missiles and air defense systems as Russia steps up its strikes.
Trump Declares War Over as Gaza Hostage Swap Nears
On a high-stakes visit to Israel and Egypt, Trump declares the Gaza war over as a major hostage-prisoner swap and UN aid effort spark a renewed push for peace.
UN Condemns 2nd Israeli Drone Strike Near Peacekeepers in Lebanon
UNIFIL has condemned a second Israeli drone strike near its peacekeepers in southern Lebanon this month, calling it a serious violation of UN Security Council resolution 1701.
French PM Lecornu Scrambles to Form Government Before Budget Deadline
French PM Sebastien Lecornu races against time to build a new coalition and present the 2026 draft budget after losing a key ally.
Netanyahu Says Israel Ready to Receive All Hostages
Netanyahu says Israel is prepared to immediately receive all hostages, offering hope to families as the government stands ready for reunions.
Israel Prepares to Destroy Hamas Tunnels in Gaza After Hostage Release
Israel plans to demolish remaining Hamas tunnels in Gaza once hostages are released, part of a US-backed ceasefire and demilitarization deal.
Pakistan Closes Border with Afghanistan After Fire Exchanges
Pakistan closed its main crossings with Afghanistan after exchanges of fire late Saturday, halting travel at Torkham, Chaman and smaller posts as tensions flare over airstrikes and militant havens.