Trump's troubles have recently deepened after the Department of Justice and FBI confirmed in a July 7 memo that there was no secret list of Epstein's clients.

In a new bid to break the Gaza blockade, the ship “Handala” sets sail from Italy toward the besieged strip.

Although Turkiye is not a nuclear state, has only one under-construction nuclear reactor for electricity, and is a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, “Israel’s” far right has already begun sounding the alarm.

Hezbollah has started implementing a new organizational plan aimed at merging several of its jihadist and operational units, along with institutions that share similar functions, as part of an internal restructuring process.

Prisons in the U.S. are no longer merely places for the detention, rehabilitation, or deterrence of outlaws, but rather an integral part of a complex economic system.

While the war on Gaza rages on, Serbia continues to defy the European stance—offering steady political and military backing to “Israel” since October 7, 2025.

President Trump’s dismissive treatment of five African leaders at a July 2025 White House meeting sparked widespread outrage and highlighted ongoing concerns about his stance toward Africa.

What was initially planned as a visit focused on security talks around irregular migration quickly turned into a political ambush by coup leader general Khalifa Haftar, aimed at extracting implicit recognition for the eastern Libyan government

The U.S. is building military bases and warplane infrastructure for Israeli Occupation at a cost of $1.5 billion.

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) continue to resist integration into the new Syrian state and the handover of their territories to Damascus, signaling a clear bet on separatist ambitions.

Australia’s antisemitism envoy recommended all levels of government adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism.

“Israel” is exploiting the Palestinians’ suffering—and its own killing of them through bombardment, sniping, and starvation—to push forward a project aimed at imposing a new reality in Gaza.

The PKK’s disarmament marks a historic blow to Kurdish separatism, pressuring the SDF—despite internal divisions and lingering ambitions—to either fully integrate into the new Syrian state or face fragmentation amid dwindling regional support.

Amid “Israel’s” West Bank annexation plans, a controversial Hebron emirate proposal linked to Israeli backing aims to divide Palestinians and undermine two-state negotiations.

Despite U.S. strikes, Pezeshkian urged talks and economic incentives, facing hardliner backlash as diplomacy remains Iran’s key to easing sanctions and protecting its nuclear program.