Exclusive videos and witness accounts expose how Iranian missiles, drones, and F-5 fighter jets overwhelmed Camp Buehring, leaving American forces critically low on ammunition and raising questions about why no reinforcements came.

A year of documented violations, blocked aid, forced displacement, and failed mediation has turned the Gaza ceasefire into a mechanism of impunity: 1,467 killed, 5,355 violations, and a population confined to 35% of its own land.

Iran has questioned France’s response to the nationwide student protests, accusing Paris of applying double standards to the right to protest and human rights.

At the UN, Islamabad confronts a gathering crisis, and an increasingly assertive India.

Police detain activists outside Board of Deputies while students defy calls to postpone demonstrations

A federal judge in Boston on Monday blocked the Trump administration from imposing civil fines of up to $1.8 million on migrants who fail to leave the United States after receiving final deportation orders, a ruling that halts what immigration advocates have called one of the most aggressive financial coercion schemes in modern American history.

In a dramatic escalation that reverberated through global energy markets and raised urgent questions about Saudi Arabia's defensive capabilities, Yemeni Armed Forces announced a series of coordinated missile and drone strikes deep inside Saudi territory on Monday, targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and the Aramco refinery complex in Rabigh.

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE — Health authorities have confirmed two separate cases of Hepatitis A among pupils at two primary schools in Newcastle, triggering urgent letters to parents and raising uncomfortable questions about public health preparedness, hygiene infrastructure, and the widening gap between official reassurances and on-the-ground realities in Britain's most deprived communities.

Serbian Orthodox leader's unprecedented intervention exposes the systematic erosion of Christianity's oldest continuous community, and the silence of a world that claims to cherish the Holy Land

GENEVA — A United Nations fact-finding mission has concluded there are “reasonable grounds to believe” that U.S. forces committed war crimes during two airstrikes in Iran in February, strikes that killed at least 178 civilians, including more than 120 schoolchildren in a single attack on a primary school in the southern city of Minab.

Iran's GDP is projected to contract by 5.4 to 6.1% in 2026, its worst performance since 1988. Oil exports have collapsed from 2.12 million barrels per day before the war to roughly 65,000. Food prices have surged 115%. More than one million jobs have been lost. The naval blockade has severed what one analyst called "Iran's economic lifeline", and there is no realistic path to revival without sanctions relief Washington shows no sign of granting.

The Trump administration is preparing a $2.8 billion weapons package for Israel containing 40,000 2,000-pound bombs, according to US officials cited by The Washington Post, Reuters and the Associated Press.