After nearly two years of war, Israeli military operations have killed at least 65,419 Palestinians, mostly civilians, according to the...
- Hamas' armed wing released a video on Monday showing an Israeli-German hostage alive, the second such footage of him shared...
Mirjana Spoljaric, the president of the ICRC spoke of her shock at the " intolerable level of human suffering" and...She spoke after the UN chief sharply criticised the "unprecedented escalation" of bombardments on Gaza
Israel warned Gaza residents in the north that the area was now a "battlefield", ordering them to leave
Recent developments spark concerns that the conflict, which is spreading across the region, presents a long-term threat to global energy...Recent developments spark concerns that the conflict, which is spreading across the region, presents a long-term threat to global energy and commercial infrastructure.
IMF's Kristalina Georgieva and World Bank's Ajay Banga stress economic vulnerabilities and development impacts amid volatile oil prices potentially surpassing $100 per barrel.
Gaza City -- Hamas's armed wing said on Saturday it was ready to release the hostages it abducted during its..."The price to pay for the large number of enemy hostages in our hands is to empty the (Israeli) prisons of all Palestinian prisoners," said a Hamas member
"If the enemy wants to close this file of detainees in one go, we are ready for it. If it wants to do it step-by-step, we are ready for that too," he added
Paris, France - Billionaire Elon Musk said on Saturday that his Starlink satellite service would support internet access for "internationally recognized..."Starlink will support connectivity to internationally recognized aid organizations in Gaza, "Elon Musk wrote on X, formerly Twitter, which he also owns.
Starlink is a network of satellites in low Earth orbit that can provide internet to remote locations, or areas that have had communications infrastructure disabled.
- Nablus, Palestinian Territories - One Palestinian was killed on Saturday by an Israeli settler near the northern city of Nablus in...
Bilal Abu Salah, 40, was "shot in the chest by a settler" in the village of Sawiya near Nablus, a Palestinian health ministry statement said.
An official told AFP that Abu Salah was killed while he was harvesting olives with other members of his family.
- After air strikes and artillery fire rained down for hours overnight, much of the Gaza Strip has become an indistinguishable...
The destruction followed an announcement from the Israeli military that its forces had expanded operations in Gaza.
A food rations distribution center in Gaza run by the UN agency for Palestinian refugees was looted.
- Hamas is trying to locate eight Russian-Israeli dual citizens among nearly 230 taken hostage during its members' attack on Israel...
"From the Russian side, via the foreign ministry, we received a list of citizens that have dual citizenship," senior Hamas representative Moussa Abu Marzook said.
The Kremlin admitted earlier this week it had not succeeded in freeing Russian hostages and that it did not know how many of its citizens had been taken.
TEHRAN, IRAN – The Iranian head of Solyanka Port in Russia said that the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) is a...The Iranian head of Solyanka Port spoke of the measures taken by the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Line (IRISL ) to develop the INSTC route.
The IRISL group purchased 30 rail wagons, 5,400 containers and ordered the construction of 21 equipped vessels for strengthening maritime routes.
- KARAGANDA, KAZAKHSTAN - A fire at a mine in Kazakhstan owed by steel giant ArcelorMittal killed 32 people on Saturday, with...
The fire was Kazakhstan's worst mining accident since 2006, when 41 miners died at an ArcelorMittal site.
The company said 252 miners have been brought out from underground and that rescue operations were ongoing.
- The International Organization for Migration said in an update that 28,965 people have been displaced, mainly in the country's south,...
Many displaced people are living in makeshift shelters in the southern Lebanon's larger towns
Some 58 people have been killed in the cross-border exchanges of fire, most of them Hizbollah fighters
