Russia’s president says development of new logistics routes is an “inevitable” process backed by growth of economy and trade and due to geopolitical risks

The terrorists’ foreign backers aim to weaken the country and sow sedition across the region, Tehran claims

HTS jihadists stormed the lavish residence amid their ongoing offensive against government forces

Lamenting poor global response, Tanya Haj-Hassan says: 'We spent last 14 months watching the most live-streamed and documented genocide in history'

Thousands of Lebanese have begun to travel back to their homes in the south, despite warnings from the Israeli and Lebanese governments not to return immediately.

Dozens of soldiers and rebel fighters have reportedly been killed near Aleppo

Any violation of the looming deal, however, will be met with full force, the Israeli PM has warned

International Criminal Court issued warrants for Israeli leaders, accusing them of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza

The ICC issued warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant earlier this week

Dr. Adnan al-Bursh, a renowned Palestinian surgeon from Gaza, was brutally tortured and left to die in Israel's Ofer Prison, according to new details revealed by a Sky News investigation. His death highlights severe abuses faced by Palestinian detainees amidst ongoing Israeli operations.

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have introduced new measures to curb begging in Islamic holy sites, including affidavits for Umrah pilgrims and group travel requirements.

Michael Malarkey, known for The Vampire Diaries, refused to drink Starbucks coffee during a public event, urging a boycott over the company's perceived ties to Israel