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Palestinian authorities have blamed the “massacre” on the global community’s failure to restrain the IDF At least 19 people have been killed and dozens wounded in an Israeli airstrike on a “humanitarian zone” in Gaza, local health authorities reported on Tuesday. Gaza’s civil emergency service stated that at least four missiles hit the al-Mawasi area …
The statutory minimum age would likely be as high as 16, the PM says Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced that his country is considering banning children from using social media and other relevant digital platforms, citing concerns about mental and physical health. The legislation, to be introduced by the end of the year …
Tehran has denied supplying Moscow with short-range ballistic missiles The US will impose fresh sanctions on Iran in response to Tehran’s alleged supply of missiles to Moscow, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Tuesday. Iran has dismissed the allegations as “psychological warfare.” Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Blinken claimed that Iran has sent an …
Police have been given guidelines on dealing with sightings of ‘anomalous’ objects in the sky Police officers across the US have been issued a handbook on how to deal with reports of ‘unidentified anomalous phenomena’ (UAP). The guidelines, which detail several past encounters, were sent out earlier this summer by the Major Cities Chiefs Association …
Kiev reportedly promised to provide Hayat Tahrir al-Sham with dozens of drones in exchange for the release of Chechen and Georgian extremists Ukraine has held secret talks with Syrian terrorists to secure the release of imprisoned militants to be sent to the front line to fight against Russia, Turkish newspaper Aydinlik reported on Monday, citing …
The “silent tolerance” is explained by geopolitical considerations, Slovakia’s Robert Fico has said People eager to condemn the atrocities committed by the Third Reich are at the same time turning a blind eye to Ukrainian troops wearing Nazi symbols today, Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico has lamented. The head of the government gave a speech …
In a political culture where rational arguments hardly get you anywhere, what’s the value of a rhetorical square-off? The outcome of American presidential elections rarely turns on the performance of candidates in televised debates – Kennedy’s victory over Nixon in 1960, and Bush’s win over Dukakis in 1988 were very much the exceptions that prove …
The top US diplomat has repeated Washington’s talking points while visiting Kiev Washington wants to see Kiev win the conflict against Moscow and join NATO, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said. Blinken is visiting Kiev with his British counterpart, David Lammy, to reiterate Anglo-American support for Vladimir Zelensky’s government. “At the July summit, …
The suspect had two knives and planned to attack the troops as they ate lunch, prosecutors said Police in the German state of Bavaria have arrested a Syrian migrant for allegedly plotting to stab multiple soldiers to death. The arrest comes as Germany tightens its border security in a crackdown on “Islamist terror groups.” The …
Balazs Orban has accused the Democrats of trying to jail their political opponents and import migrant voters Failed US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton should look in the mirror before accusing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban of stifling democracy, one of Orban’s senior advisers has argued. Clinton took to X on Wednesday to harangue former President …
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