Takaichi elected Japan's premier, shattering glass ceiling with hard-right turn
Takaichi takes over when Japanese politics appears more fractured than at almost any other time in recent memory, and aims to tackle immigration and defense.
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Civilians in Sudan's al-Fashir cower from drones as siege worsens hunger
Kabul must rein in militants for ceasefire to hold, says Pakistan
Russia prepared to expand ties with Iran in all areas, the Kremlin says
Man seeking refugee status in Canada claims he was arrested by ICE after mistakenly entering US
After crossing the border, Shahriar said he approached an immigration official for support but was quickly detained.
Europe, Ukraine prepare 12-point proposal to end Russia's war, Bloomberg News reports
European leaders called on Washington on Tuesday to hold firm in demanding an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine, with present battle lines to serve as the basis for any future talks.
Russian bombardment plunges hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians into blackout
A subsequent daytime attack by about 20 Russian kamikaze drones killed four civilians and wounded at least seven more in the town of Novhorod-Siverskyi, local officials said.
Georgia man arrested at Atlanta airport with AR-15 rifle, planned mass shooting
Billy Joe Cagle's family called police early on Monday, alerting them that he had posted on social media that he was headed to the airport and was "going to shoot it up,"
UK removes terrorism designation for HTS, formerly led by Syria's Ahmed Al-Sharaa
HTS, a former al Qaeda affiliate, was proscribed in 2017, meaning that Britain designated it as a terrorist group, making it illegal to support or join it.
EU lawmakers urge halt to UNRWA funding over terror links
Lawmakers from 16 EU countries urged the bloc to stop funding UNRWA, citing ties to Hamas and a failure to uphold peace values.
Iran deal is over, says Tehran
Iran, Russia, and China informed the UN Security Council that Resolution 2231, which endorsed the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, has expired, marking the formal end of the agreement.
US victims of Palestinian terror sue PLO over 'pay-for-slay' scheme
Families of slain and injured Americans, including Taylor Force’s relatives, filed a US lawsuit accusing the PLO of rewarding terrorists with monthly payments.
BBC producer under fire for post calling Charlie Kirk's widow a ‘Zionist handler’
BBC Radio 4 producer Jayne Egerton shared a post referring to Erika Kirk, the widow of murdered political activist Charlie Kirk, as his “Zionist handler.”
Omer Adam honors freed hostages at sold-out show at NYC's Madison Square Garden
Adam, 32, opened the show by leading the crowd in singing a traditional Jewish melody, “Vehi She’amda,” or “And it is this that has sustained us.”
