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Jailed Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan announces cessation of PKK's armed insurgency, shifting focus to political negotiations.
Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party PKK, has declared an end to the group's armed struggle against Turkey. In a ...
Israeli forces hit areas near Tyre and Tebnine and ordered al-Mansouri residents to leave as US-backed negotiators in Rome worked on phased Israeli withdrawals and Lebanese army deployments.
Israel resumed strikes in southern Lebanon on August 5 and issued its first villagewide evacuation order in weeks for alMansouri, with at least one...
WHO and Africa CDC push a community-led response as unpaid health worker strikes disrupt care and cases near 4,000.
Ebola is accelerating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with WHO warning cases are doubling in some hotspots as strikes by unpaid health wor...
Led by Sen. Rand Paul, the Republican-run Homeland Security panel approved a party-line contempt referral over Fauci’s pandemic stewardship, sending the matter toward possible Justice Department review.
A Republicanled Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee voted 8–7 to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt after he invoked the Fifth ...
Prosecutors charged settler activist Yinon Levi with reckless homicide over the 2025 killing of Palestinian community leader Awdah Hathaleen in Umm al-Kheir, citing video retrieved from the victim’s phone.
Israeli prosecutors indicted settler activist Yinon Levi on reckless homicide/manslaughter charges for the July 2025 killing of Palestinian communi...
The White House met OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and Nvidia to enable up-to-30-day government access for pre-release security testing, with open-source models out of scope.
The White House has convened OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and Nvidia to finalize a voluntary pre‑release security review that would grant the g...
Japan reports splashdown outside its EEZ as Washington consults allies ahead of U.S.–ROK drills.
North Korea on Thursday fired a shortrange ballistic missile from near Wonsan into waters east of the peninsula; Japan reported a splashdown outsid...
Kyiv reports deep hits on Russian refineries and patrol boats as Moscow intensifies drone attacks on Ukrainian gas stations, ports, and ships using Ukraine’s Black Sea corridor.
Ukraine has expanded long‑range strikes on Russian energy and maritime assets—claiming hits on the Slavneft‑YANOS refinery and FSB patrol boats—whi...
Judge Bryan Biedscheid ordered $567 million over five years for youth treatment and prevention and required Facebook and Instagram to adopt new safety defaults, following a March jury’s civil penalties.
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million to abate youth harms linked to Facebook and Instagram and to implement platform safety changes,...
Houthi drones and ballistic missiles hit Saudi‑backed forces in Marib and Hadramawt in a coordinated operation reported as one of Yemen’s deadliest days in years.
Yemen’s Houthi movement says it launched coordinated drone and ballistic‑missile strikes on Saudi‑backed government positions in Marib and Hadramaw...
U.S. missile and air-defense inventories are in focus amid the Iran conflict, Ukraine’s Patriot requests, and an $87.6 billion replenishment push in Congress.
President Donald Trump on Aug. 6 rejected reports that U.S. stocks of highend missiles and interceptors are running low, threatened to pursue those...
The designations hit senior officers, procurement directorates, Beijing and Moscow attachés, and firms including Tecnoimport, the Union of Military Industries, and Tecnotex.
The United States sanctioned Cuba’s top military leadership, procurement directorates, the military attachés in China and Russia, and statelinked d...