Netanyahu’s Coalition Split Over Trump’s Gaza Plan
A growing rift in Netanyahu’s far-right coalition over Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan threatens to shake up Israeli politics and risk early elections.
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Flotilla Activists Allege ‘Inhumane’ Detention in Israel
Gaza flotilla activists allege ‘inhumane’ detention in Israel, describing beatings, sleep deprivation, and denial of basic needs. Israel rejects the claims.
350 Trekkers Saved by Xizang Authorities on Mount Qomolangma
350 trekkers stranded by a sudden blizzard on Mount Qomolangma were sheltered by Xizang authorities in Qudang Township, with over 200 others guided to safety.
Immune Guardians: Trio Wins 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Brunkow, Ramsdell & Sakaguchi win the 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine for breakthroughs in peripheral immune tolerance that could revolutionize autoimmune treatments.
France rocked as PM Lecornu quits hours after naming cabinet
Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu resigned just hours after naming his cabinet, deepening France’s political crisis and sparking calls for new elections.
Trump Says US Strikes Another Drug Boat off Venezuela, Eyes Land Routes
President Trump says US forces struck another alleged drug boat off Venezuela and will shift focus to land routes next, sparking regional backlash.
California Files Lawsuit Against Trump Over Guard Deployment
California will sue the Trump administration over deploying the California National Guard to Portland, accusing the White House of abusing power and ignoring court orders.
French PM Lecornu Reveals New Cabinet Lineup
French PM Sebastien Lecornu announced his first cabinet lineup with Bruno Le Maire as defense minister and Roland Lescure as economy minister. 18 names were unveiled ahead of Monday’s meeting.
Hamas and Israel Start Indirect Talks in Egypt on Trump’s Gaza Plan
Hamas and Israel delegations meet in Egypt for indirect talks on Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan, aiming to free hostages and end an almost two-year war.
EPA Furloughs Threaten US Pollution Monitoring Amid Shutdown
Nearly 90% of EPA staff are furloughed during the US government shutdown, putting pollution monitoring, chemical inspections, and disaster response at risk.