An Israeli soldier is being probed by the country's military police over the death of a Palestinian baby in the disputed West Bank region, which Israel occupies.
ReadFollowing a retaliatory strike on Beirut, Iran launched missiles towards Israel's territory.
Israeli forces launch a strike against an Iranian energy installation, marking the country's first such target since the ceasefire agreement. The assault comes in response to recent Iranian missile attacks on Israeli territory.
Japan's Q1 GDP revision reflects a slowdown in capital spending, while private sector demand holds firm amidst global uncertainty. Economists anticipate the economy will prove resilient to external shocks. The Bank of Japan is expected to m
According to reports, the White House is weighing a proposal to acquire the Chagos Islands from Mauritius.
Official results indicate that Prime Minister Albin Kurti's party has emerged victorious, albeit without a clear majority. This outcome creates uncertainty for the formation of a stable administration.
Leaders across Europe are rallying behind a push for direct dialogue between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Key to this effort is securing US and EU participation in the negotiations.
Strengthened ties between Kim and Russia enhance the country's military and economic influence significantly. The presence of Xi underscores China's renewed interest in revitalizing its economic and diplomatic relationships with North Korea
Chinese naval vessels have intensified their presence off the coast of Taiwan, prompting concern from Taipei authorities. China's stance on Taiwan remains unchanged, firmly rejecting any assertion of Taiwanese self-governance.
China's President Xi Jinping has pledged to further solidify his country's relationships with North Korea through enhanced cooperation. This commitment was made during a ceremonial visit to the region.
In Afghanistan, the United Nations mission is sounding an alarm about the imprisonment of women in a western region, accusing them of not adhering to strict dress codes imposed by the Taliban regime.
Reports indicate that UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will soon unveil measures to limit minors' exposure to potentially damaging online content, excluding safer social media options from this restriction.
President Lee Jae Myung expressed concern over the impact of ballot paper shortages on South Korea's democratic image, following last week's local elections. He acknowledged the legitimacy of protests questioning the voting process, stating
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