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CONFLICT20h agoIsraeli settlers attack US photojournalist covering West Bank violenceHeidi Levine, a veteran photographer, was hospitalized, with doctors saying she had suffered from 'lacerations.' The Israeli police said it opened an investigation into the incident.Le Monde [en]
POLITICS20h agoHow Iran messaging highlights cost of war ahead of US midterm electionsThrough statements in English, Iranian officials are emphasising gas prices and issues with the US economy.Al Jazeera [en]
CONFLICT21h ago"I would like to take a Kalashnikov and shoot Jews": the letter left for former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar by his sonLe Figaro International
POLITICS21h agoIran denies wanting to acquire nuclear weapons and declares itself willing to dialogueThe Iranian leader rejects the pursuit of nuclear weapons, advocating for dialogue in the face of what he considers "malicious propaganda." At a summit in Yerevan, efforts are being made to improve ties with Georgia after the air rupture due to US sanctions on Iranian airlines.Clarín
CONFLICT21h ago17 , 000 Strikes on Houthis Since Launch of Operation Dawn of YemenApproximately 17,000 strikes have been conducted against Houthis since the start of Operation Dawn of Yemen. This indicates significant military activity in an ongoing conflict.english.aawsat.com · Syria
POLITICS21h agoCJP-led ‘Tiranga’ protest: Abhijeet Dipke detained, Central Park remains out of boundsBJP accuses Congress-led INDIA bloc of seeking Bangladesh-style regime change; Congress invokes Pranab Mukherjee’s dictum on Opposition’s roleThe Hindu
POLITICS22h agoSaudi Arabia has more security partners than ever. So why isn’t it safer?Saudi Arabia has succeeded in diversifying its security partnerships. The harder task is turning those wins into security on the ground. The post Saudi Arabia has more security partners than ever. So why isn’t it safer? appeared first on Atlantic Council.Atlantic Council
POLITICS22h agoIran’s president condemns environmental impact of war in Middle EasIranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has decried the ecological damage caused by conflict in the Middle EastAl Jazeera [en]
CONFLICTBREAKING22h agoIsraeli settlers beat Palestinians and a U . S . photojournalist in West Bank attackswdiy.org · United States
POLITICS22h agoEU–Turkey summit in October aims to restart Cyprus talksPresident Christodoulides said the high-level meeting would focus on resuming negotiations over Cyprus and advancing EU-Turkey relations.EuroNews [en]
CONFLICT22h agoIsraeli settlers burn olive trees and attack Palestinians and US journalist in West Bankirishtimes.com · Ireland
CONFLICT23h agoIsraeli settlers beat Palestinians and a U.S. photojournalist in West Bank attacksNPR News
POLITICS23h agoPopular Iranian Band Refuses To Play After Authorities Bar Female Member From StageThe popular Iranian music group Pallett is refusing to play concerts in Iran after authorities barred a female band member from performing on stage. Iranian authorities continue their harsh repression of women, enforcing rules that limit their freedom to sing and perform in public. This comes after other female singers in Iran have been sentenced to 74 lashes after performing without a head covering.RFE/RL
DISASTERBREAKING23h agoGaza malnutrition and starvation at ‘catastrophic’ levels: Health MinistryAl Jazeera [en]
CONFLICT23h agoIran Ties Hormuz Reopening to U . S . Exit as Tanker Burnshngn.com · United States
CONFLICT1d agoUS journalist injured during Israeli settler attack on West Bank olive harvestFrance 24 [en]
CONFLICT1d agoIraq’s militias are adjusting for a new era, not going awayWhile signaling restraint, the militias are carving room to consolidate their position and shape the terms of Iraq’s next security order. The post Iraq’s militias are adjusting for a new era, not going away appeared first on Atlantic Council.Atlantic Council
CONFLICT1d agoHouthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia Put In Doubt Kingdom’s Sports and Business EventsNYT World
DISASTER1d agoPalestinians in Gaza dread another winter with nowhere safe to shelterEuroNews [en]
POLITICS1d agoTrump should try to mediate Turkish-Israeli tensions in the Horn of AfricaTensions could explode into a new war between any two of the countries that are at loggerheads there, and that could in turn draw in both of those powerful states.The Hill
WORLD1d agoIran: When 'honor' becomes a death sentence for womenThe murder of a young mother has once again sparked debate in Iran over so-called honor killings, the social acceptance of violence against women and the lack of protection for people vulnerable to misogynist violence.DW News [en]
WORLD1d agoQatar announces ‘massive’ solar plant project in LebanonSheikh Mohammed also discussed Israeli 'violations' in Lebanese territory with Prime Minister Nawaf Salam.Al Jazeera [en]
CONFLICT1d agoKicking and punching, Israeli settlers brutally attack a Washington Post photographer: "Without my vest and helmet I wouldn't be alive"Clarín
CONFLICT1d agoHouthi attacks on strategic Saudi assets threaten Riyadh's regional leadership and economic ambitionsDW News [en]
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