Foreign Policy

Iran-backed Houthi rebels claim a ballistic missile strike on Beersheba, Israel, escalating regional tensions despite recent ceasefire talks—Israel’s defense intercepts the attack without casualties.

At least 34 Palestinians killed in recent Israeli strikes amid worsening humanitarian crisis and tentative ceasefire talks, exposing the urgent need for accountability on all sides.

President Trump sharply criticizes Spain for refusing to meet the NATO agreement on defense spending, warning that Madrid will inevitably have to step up its contribution to protect Western security.

The Trump administration brokered a peace deal between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo aiming to end decades of deadly conflict—but key armed groups remain sidelined, raising doubts about lasting peace and America’s strategic interests in resource-rich Central Africa.

Leading NGOs condemn world leaders’ silence as Gaza faces devastating humanitarian catastrophe, calling for an immediate ceasefire and accountability for ongoing suffering.

A Haaretz investigation exposes that Israeli soldiers stationed near Gaza food aid points have received orders to shoot Palestinians attempting to access humanitarian aid outside designated times, resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands wounded—a disturbing display of military overreach against a desperate civilian population.

President Trump refuses to back down, warning that U.S. military action against Iran’s nuclear sites remains on the table if credible intelligence shows new uranium enrichment, pushing back hard against misleading reports claiming minimal damage.

Two humanitarian workers killed by Israeli drone strikes in a non-evacuated Gaza zone expose the ongoing tragedy of civilian deaths amid aggressive military operations.

South Korean intelligence warns of imminent North Korean troop deployments to bolster Russian forces, signaling a dangerous deepening of the Pyongyang-Moscow alliance amid ongoing global tensions.

After decades of evasion, Argentina is finally moving forward with trials in absentia against Iranian and Lebanese suspects involved in the deadly 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish center bombing, signaling a firm stand against terrorism and foreign interference.