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Israel Strikes Back After Hezbollah Launches 200 Rockets in Response to Commander's Killing
In a dramatic escalation of the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, the Lebanese militant group launched over 200 rockets at Israeli military bases on Thursday. This retaliation came in response to the killing of Mohammad Naameh Nasser, a senior Hezbollah commander, by Israeli forces. 
In a dramatic escalation of the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, the Lebanese militant group launched over 200 rockets at Israeli military bases on Thursday. This retaliation came in response to the killing of Mohammad Naameh Nasser, a senior Hezbollah commander, by Israeli forces. -
Biden Sees 'Significant Opening' in Ceasefire Deal with Netanyahu Amid Hamas Negotiations
Amidst a turbulent period in Israeli-Palestinian relations, U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a significant phone conversation on Thursday. This discussion, centered around the progress towards a potential ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas, marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict. 
Amidst a turbulent period in Israeli-Palestinian relations, U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a significant phone conversation on Thursday. This discussion, centered around the progress towards a potential ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas, marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing conflict. -
Israel's Airstrikes in Gaza's 'Safe Zone' Leave Civilians in Desperation
In a stark illustration of the ongoing crisis in Gaza, Israeli airstrikes continue to wreak havoc even in areas designated as "safe zones" by the Israeli military. On Wednesday, an airstrike targeted a residential building adjacent to the main medical center in Khan Younis, killing at least seven people, according to hospital authorities and eyewitnesses. 
In a stark illustration of the ongoing crisis in Gaza, Israeli airstrikes continue to wreak havoc even in areas designated as "safe zones" by the Israeli military. On Wednesday, an airstrike targeted a residential building adjacent to the main medical center in Khan Younis, killing at least seven people, according to hospital authorities and eyewitnesses. -
China and Russia Lead Efforts to Expand Influence with Belarus' Addition to SCO
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a Eurasian political, economic, and security alliance led by China and Russia, is set to admit Belarus as a full member. This development, expected to be formalized at the SCO's annual summit in Astana, Kazakhstan, underscores the bloc's ambition to serve as a counterbalance to Western influence, particularly that of the United States. 
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a Eurasian political, economic, and security alliance led by China and Russia, is set to admit Belarus as a full member. This development, expected to be formalized at the SCO's annual summit in Astana, Kazakhstan, underscores the bloc's ambition to serve as a counterbalance to Western influence, particularly that of the United States. -
Russian Strikes Target Ukrainian Air Bases Amid Anticipation of F-16 Deliveries
As Ukrainian air defenses repelled a pre-dawn Russian attack on the small western city of Starokostiantyniv, explosions illuminated the sky, underscoring the escalating challenges Kyiv faces. 
As Ukrainian air defenses repelled a pre-dawn Russian attack on the small western city of Starokostiantyniv, explosions illuminated the sky, underscoring the escalating challenges Kyiv faces. -
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban, Putin's Key Ally in Europe, Makes First Wartime Visit to Kyiv
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made his first visit to Kyiv since the onset of Russia's full-scale war in February 2022, marking a significant diplomatic move given his previous criticisms of European support for Ukraine. Orban, seen as one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest allies in Europe, arrived in Kyiv to discuss European peace with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. 
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made his first visit to Kyiv since the onset of Russia's full-scale war in February 2022, marking a significant diplomatic move given his previous criticisms of European support for Ukraine. Orban, seen as one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest allies in Europe, arrived in Kyiv to discuss European peace with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. -
Ukraine Thwarts 'Russian-Backed Coup' Attempt Amidst Heightened Tensions,
Ukrainian security officials announced on Monday that they had successfully thwarted a coup attempt aimed at overthrowing the federal government in Kyiv. This comes as Russia intensifies its military and covert operations against the Ukrainian capital. 
Ukrainian security officials announced on Monday that they had successfully thwarted a coup attempt aimed at overthrowing the federal government in Kyiv. This comes as Russia intensifies its military and covert operations against the Ukrainian capital. -
Rivals Scramble to Thwart France's Right-Wing National Rally Party's Election Surge
France's political rivals are mobilizing to counteract the significant gains made by the right-wing National Rally (RN) party in the first round of the national elections. The RN, led by Marine Le Pen, secured approximately 33% of the vote, positioning it as a formidable force and potentially paving the way for the most conservative government France has seen since World War II. 
France's political rivals are mobilizing to counteract the significant gains made by the right-wing National Rally (RN) party in the first round of the national elections. The RN, led by Marine Le Pen, secured approximately 33% of the vote, positioning it as a formidable force and potentially paving the way for the most conservative government France has seen since World War II. -
North Korea Launches Ballistic Missiles Amidst Rising Tensions with US and Allies
North Korea has test-fired two ballistic missiles off its east coast, escalating tensions in the region just a day after condemning a new trilateral military drill by the United States, South Korea, and Japan. The Joint Chiefs of Staff in South Korea confirmed the launches on Monday morning, with the missiles being fired 10 minutes apart from Jangyon in southeastern North Korea. 
North Korea has test-fired two ballistic missiles off its east coast, escalating tensions in the region just a day after condemning a new trilateral military drill by the United States, South Korea, and Japan. The Joint Chiefs of Staff in South Korea confirmed the launches on Monday morning, with the missiles being fired 10 minutes apart from Jangyon in southeastern North Korea. -
60% of Voters Favor Replacing Biden as Democratic Candidate - Poll
A recent Morning Consult poll reveals a growing sentiment among voters that President Joe Biden should be replaced as the Democratic candidate for the 2024 election, following his performance in a debate against former President Donald Trump. 
A recent Morning Consult poll reveals a growing sentiment among voters that President Joe Biden should be replaced as the Democratic candidate for the 2024 election, following his performance in a debate against former President Donald Trump.
