Baltimore: A 20-year-old Venezuelan man, identified in court documents as “Cristian,” has won a significant legal battle to return to the United States after being
Madrid: The Spanish education minister and government spokeswoman expressed her country’s willingness to discuss Israel’s participation in sports competitions. Pilar Alegria made this statement during
Gaza City: Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip have killed more than 78 Palestinians since early Tuesday, targeting homes, tents, and schools sheltering displaced people,
Seoul: South Korean police have taken steps to secure an arrest warrant for a journalist accused of disseminating false information regarding the detention of 99
Haifa: The Yemeni Houthi group has announced a naval blockade on the Israeli port of Haifa, situated on the Mediterranean coast. This move comes as
Tel Aviv: A top Israeli opposition leader on Tuesday said his country is becoming a pariah state that kills children “as a hobby,” the latest
Brussels: The EU’s diplomatic branch plans to downsize some foreign delegations and cut local staffers. Last Wednesday, Kaja Kallas, the EU foreign policy chief, presented
Honduras: The first flight under the Donald Trump administration’s self-deportation initiative has successfully landed in Honduras and Colombia. This program targets immigrants opting to leave
Sacheon: South Korea’s first homegrown supersonic fighter jet, the KF-21, has entered the final assembly phase, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s aerospace industry.
Amman: The Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) ended Tuesday’s trading session with a 0.47 percent decline, closing at 2,636 points. Trading volume reached approximately 3.1 million
