US Warns Israel: Back Off West Bank Annexation,
The US is warning Israel to back off its plans to annex the West Bank.
Warning to Football Fans: Freedom of Speech at Risk in the US
British journalist Sami Hamdi was detained by US immigration for over a fortnight. His wife, Soumaya, is -warning football fans traveling to the 2026 World Cup about the risk of being detained.
Hamdi's visa was revoked without warning while on a speaking tour, where he criticized Israel's actions in Gaza.
US officials said the tour was canceled due to security rules and that he was in the country illegally.
Hamdi has returned to the UK, but his family is speaking out about the disappointing handling of the case by the UK government.
Trump Meets Syria's New Leader: A New Era?
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa met US President Donald Trump at the White House
Al-Sharaa wants a permanent repeal of sanctions on Syria
The US has lifted some sanctions, but a full repeal requires Congress to act
Israel Faces Sports Bans Amidst Rising Tensions
Israel is facing bans from international sports competitions due to rising tensions.
The Football Association of Ireland voted to suspend Israel from UEFA competitions
Israel's national team is still scheduled to play in the World Cup qualifiers
Other Israeli sports teams have faced opposition and exclusion
Hostage Remains Returned from Gaza
You might be wondering what's going on in Gaza, especially with the recent return of hostage remains.
Lior Rudaeff, a 61-year-old Israeli man, was killed during the October 7 attacks while defending his community.
His body was returned to Israel as part of a ceasefire agreement.
There are still 5 bodies of deceased hostages held in the Gaza Strip.
Chinese Nationals Charged with Smuggling Biological Materials into US
Three Chinese scholars have been charged with conspiring to smuggle biological materials into the US while working at a university laboratory.
They allegedly made false statements to customs officers to import materials related to roundworms from China under the guise of research.
The incident has raised concerns about the growing threat of foreign nationals infiltrating top institutions for nefarious reasons.
This case highlights the need for vigilance in protecting national security and addressing vulnerabilities within foreign student and exchange visitor programs.
Hamas Hands Over Hostages' Remains: A Step Towards Peace?
Hamas has handed over three coffins containing the remains of deceased Gaza hostages to Israel via the Red Cross.
The remains are part of the US-brokered ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel.
Israel has received the coffins and will transport them for formal identification.
The exchange is a crucial step towards peace, but challenges remain.
What's next?** Will this exchange lead to a lasting peace between Hamas and Israel?
Hamas Hands Over Remains of Israeli Hostages
Hamas has handed over the remains of three more Israeli hostages to Israel.
The remains were found in an underground tunnel in southern Gaza.
The release of hostage bodies has been a point of contention between Israel and Hamas.
The bodies will undergo identification to confirm they belong to hostages taken on October 7.
Hamas Hands Over Bodies of Israeli Hostages
Hamas has handed over the bodies of three Israeli hostages to Israel.
17 bodies have been returned so far, mostly Israelis
11 bodies are still in Gaza, including those of two foreign nationals
The handover is part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas
Canada-US Trade Tensions Escalate
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney apologized to US President Donald Trump over an anti-tariff ad.
The ad featured a clip of Ronald Reagan speaking against tariffs
Trump called the ad misleading and increased tariffs on Canadian goods
Carney apologized to Trump during a dinner at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit
Hamas Returns Remains, But Are They The Right Ones?
Hamas has returned remains of people to Israel, but they don't match any of the hostages.
3 sets of remains were returned, but they don't belong to any hostages
This is a setback for the US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
The process of returning bodies is progressing slowly
Nigeria: A Country of Particular Concern
President Trump has declared Nigeria a Country of Particular Concern due to the persecution of Christians.
Thousands of Christians are being killed by radical Islamists
Over 7,000 Christians have been killed in 2025 alone
The US may impose sanctions on Nigeria
The US will investigate the matter and consider sanctions.
Trump-Xi Meeting: What You Need to Know
You're probably wondering what happened when Trump and Xi Jinping met in South Korea. Here are the key points:
Trade talks described as "amazing" by Trump
Tariffs on Chinese goods to be reduced
China to stop fentanyl flow into the US
So, what does this mean for you?
Gaza Hostage Situation Unfolds
Israel receives 2 more bodies of deceased hostages from Hamas
13 deceased hostages still in Gaza, including 2 US citizens
Ceasefire accord includes release of all living hostages and remains of deceased ones
Will the ceasefire hold, or will hostilities resume?
US Detains British Commentator Over Pro-Palestinian Views
A British commentator, Sami Hamdi, has been detained by US immigration over his pro-Palestinian views.
His visa was revoked and he's being held pending removal.
He was on a speaking tour in the US, criticizing the Israeli government's actions in Gaza.
This move is part of a broader crackdown on immigration and free speech in the US.
Gaza Under Fire: Dozens Killed in Israeli Strikes
Israel launched strikes on Gaza, killing at least 100 people, including 35 children
The attacks came after Israel accused Hamas of violating a ceasefire
But what does this mean for the fragile truce?
Questions are being raised about the future of the ceasefire agreement.
Will the violence escalate or can a peace agreement be reached?
Israel-Hamas Conflict Escalates: What's Next?
You're probably wondering what's happening between Israel and Hamas.
Recently, Israel's Prime Minister ordered powerful strikes in the Gaza Strip after Hamas allegedly broke a ceasefire.
Some key points to know:
Hamas is accused of firing on Israeli forces in southern Gaza
13 bodies of hostages are still in Gaza
A US-brokered ceasefire is in place, but it's being tested
What does this mean for the conflict?
Gaza Ceasefire Under Threat
You might be wondering what's going on in Gaza. Well, let's break it down.
Israel claims Hamas violated a peace deal by returning partial remains of a hostage already recovered 2 years ago.
Israel's PM warns of a response after discussing next steps with defense chiefs.
13 hostages' bodies are still in the enclave, and Israel accuses Hamas of stalling.
It means the fragile truce is under threat, and violence in the West Bank is still a concern.
US Warship Sparks Tension with Venezuela
The arrival of a US warship in Trinidad and Tobago has sparked tension with neighboring Venezuela.
A US warship, the USS Gravely, has docked in Trinidad and Tobago for a four-day visit, including joint training exercises with local defense forces.
Venezuela has condemned the move as a "hostile provocation" and a threat to Caribbean peace.
The US has increased military pressure on Venezuela, with President Trump accusing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro of leading an organized crime gang.
The situation is escalating, with Venezuela claiming to have captured a group of mercenaries planning a false flag attack.
What's behind the US military buildup in the region?
US Deploys Aircraft Carrier to Combat Drug Smuggling
The US is sending an aircraft carrier to Latin America to combat drug smuggling.
The USS Gerald R Ford will be deployed to the region to detect and disrupt illicit activities.
This move is part of the Trump administration's campaign to counter narcotics traffickers.
With over 6,000 sailors and marines already in the region, this deployment escalates the US presence in the area.
US Deploys Carrier Strike Group to Combat Drug Trafficking
The US is deploying a carrier strike group to the Caribbean to combat drug trafficking.
The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is leading the group
The goal is to disrupt narcotics trafficking and degrade transnational criminal organizations
This move is part of the Trump administration's efforts to target suspected drug-smuggling vessels.
