31 Killed in Israeli Strikes as Tanks Advance in Gaza City
At least 31 Palestinians, including a pregnant woman and two children, were killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza City as tanks pushed deeper into the city.
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UK, Australia and Canada Formally Recognize State of Palestine
On Sunday, the UK, Australia and Canada formally recognized the state of Palestine, marking a historic moment in global diplomacy and hopes for peace.
Cyberattack Grounds Flights at Major European Airports
A cyberattack on check-in and boarding systems hit Heathrow, Berlin and Brussels, causing dozens of flight cancellations and delays.
Trump’s Bagram Airbase Warning Ignites Afghan Resistance
President Trump threatens “bad things” if Afghanistan won’t return Bagram Airbase. Afghan leaders vow to defend sovereignty, rejecting any foreign military return.
Gong Lijiao Takes 9th in Tokyo World Athletics Shot Put Final
Gong Lijiao finished ninth in the women’s shot put final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo with an 18.96m throw, as Jessica Schilder took gold.
UK and Portugal to Recognize Palestinian State Ahead of UN Debate
UK and Portugal will recognize a Palestinian state ahead of the UN debate, joining other nations in pressing for a two-state solution as the Gaza crisis intensifies.
Israel’s Gaza City Assault Intensifies: 60+ Palestinians Killed
Israel’s military intensifies its Gaza City assault, killing 60+ Palestinians as 10 countries prepare to recognize an independent Palestinian state.
Iran to Halt IAEA Cooperation After UN Fails to Lift Sanctions
Iran pauses cooperation with the IAEA after the UN Security Council vote fails to extend JCPOA sanctions relief.
Blue Helmets, No Borders: Chinese Medics Bring Healing & Friendship
Lebanese eye doctor Elias Fares Jarade recalls how peacekeepers from the Chinese mainland used acupuncture to heal him and forge a lasting friendship.
South Sudan’s Quiet Hero: Bringing Hope to War-Orphaned Kids
Martin Ojok Kennedy Lee runs an orphanage in South Sudan, offering hope and a fresh start to children who lost everything to war and poverty.