- Facing graft allegations, divisive remarks on NATO and Islam, and widespread protests, his presidency underscores challenges of governing in today's...
Facing graft allegations, divisive remarks on NATO and Islam, and widespread protests, his presidency underscores the challenges of governing in today's geopolitical landscape.
With Macron's leadership increasingly under scrutiny and his term limit approaching, France stands at a crossroads, questioning the future of its leadership and direction.
- Brussels, Belgium - The EU on Monday hit Apple with a more than 1.8-billion-euro fine ($1.9 billion) for violating the bloc's...
The $1.9 billion penalty is the third-biggest antitrust fine ever imposed by the European Commission
The iPhone maker immediately vowed to appeal the first ever antitrust fine slapped on Apple by Brussels
- Tehran, Iran - Iran on Monday announced a turnout of 41 percent in last week's elections for parliament and a key...
"Around 25 million people participated, with a turnout of 41 precent," Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi told a press conference in Tehran.
The vote was the first since nationwide protests broke out following the September 2022 death in custody of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
- Western powers will not censure Iran over its lack of cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog at its Board of...
The issues include expanding its nuclear work, deactivating agency surveillance devices for monitoring Iran's nuclear program and barring senior inspectors.
The so-called E3 group -- France, Germany and the United Kingdom -- initially planned to censure Iran for its lack of cooperation with the agency.
- The head of the UNRWA is set to defend his organization's work at the General Assembly, after crippling backlash over...
The UNRWA's ability to carry out its mandate is "seriously threatened," Lazzarini said.
The agency has been at the center of controversy since Israel accused about a dozen of its employees of involvement in the October 7 attack.
- "A diplomatic solution is the only way to end the current hostilities" and achieve "a lasting fair security arrangement between Lebanon...
Israel and Hizbollah movement have been exchanging near-daily fire since October, raising fears all-out conflict could spread across the region.
Hochstein held talks with other senior officials including Prime Minister Najib Mikati and army chief Joseph Aoun in a push to halt violence along the border with Israel.
- Israel routinely demolishes the homes of Palestinians accused of carrying out attacks, arguing that such measures act as a deterrent, while critics say it...
The apartment of Moaz al-Masry, who was killed by Israeli forces following the April 7 attack, was demolished in the early hours
Masry, along with two others, was accused of shooting dead Israeli settler Leah Dee and her daughters Maia and Rina
- Geneva, Switzerland - The pernicious "'great replacement' conspiracy theories" spreading in many countries are "delusional" and racist and are directly spurring...
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk also took aim at the "war on woke", which he stressed was "really a war on inclusion"
Turk insisted that racially mixed and multicultural societies were not something to fear but should be seen as a benefit to people everywhere
- Taking an unusually sharp tone, Harris demanded Israel "do more to significantly increase the flow of aid" into Gaza, where...
Kamala Harris's comments on Sunday came as Washington led a push to lock in a truce before Ramadan
According to a senior US official, Israel has broadly accepted the terms of proposal to pause the five-month-old war
- An Israeli siege on Gaza has sparked UN warnings of famine, and France's foreign ministry said Israel is "clearly responsible"...
Envoys from the United States, Qatar and Hamas arrived in Cairo, Egyptian state-linked media reported Sunday, the latest effort towards a six-week truce
But sticking points remained, including a Hamas demand that Israeli forces entirely withdraw from the Gaza Strip after almost five months of devastating war





















