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Three British Airways pilots traveling from India to London suffered from food poisoning during the flight, with one requiring oxygen. The airline is investigating the incident and reviewing crew accommodation policies in the region.

The US administration's decision to freeze the expansion of hostilities is causing frustration in Riyadh and confusion in the region. A Saudi source close to the government told N12: "No one trusts Donald Trump." A commentator from Bahrain noted: "The Gulf states are capable of attacking, but choose the path of peace."

A New York Times investigation reveals Donald Trump's personal involvement in promoting the use of the Qatari plane as a presidential aircraft, leading to significant compromises in safety standards.

A documentary film about the final years of Senator Lindsey Graham reveals his efforts to overthrow the Iranian regime. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cautioned him against drawing the US into a war in Lebanon. In his final interview, Graham expressed frustration over Donald Trump's hesitation regarding Iran.

The malfunction affects almost every flight between Israel and Europe, as aircraft are required to cross Greek airspace.

More than 1,100 signatures, including 300 from victims' families, have been collected against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's participation in the 25th anniversary 9/11 ceremony. Protesters criticize his record, claiming he failed to fully acknowledge the horror of the events and has ties to individuals who justified the attacks.

Despite US claims that 92% of Iran's missile arsenal was destroyed, Tehran has hit nine American bases, firing over 60 missiles at Jordan. Experts warn of Iran's high combat readiness and the risk of further escalation.

Incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is running against Flávio Bolsonaro, who has the support of Netanyahu and Trump and has promised to continue the legacy of his imprisoned father.

Hundreds of thousands were celebrating in the German capital when a vehicle sped toward the crowds. The parade was cancelled, and police arrested the driver.

For the first time in two weeks, an unusual silence was recorded on the ground tonight, and no American attacks were carried out in Iran. Iranian television broadcast a propaganda report from the shores of the Strait of Hormuz, but behind the belligerent messages, Tehran is deeply concerned about an American commando raid on the underground nuclear facility at Mount Makush. Here are the latest...

Peruvian OnlyFans model Raisa Huaslin Martinez Cupa, 34, was found lifeless on Thursday in an apartment in Lima. The police officers summoned to the scene found the adult son of the building's owner next to her body. The police estimate that this is a murder, and the building owner's son has been arrested as the prime suspect.

In a long speech at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, the US President attacked the media and claimed that without him, their "business model" would collapse. The President jokingly announced his intention to run for a fourth term, contrary to the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution. Trump also joked about the need for term limits in Congress, a joke that was met with silence from the hall.

The UN warns of a humanitarian catastrophe in El-Obeid, Sudan. Drone attacks during the day have forced residents to collect water at night, making them targets for sexual violence. UN Women reports that aid budget cuts have left survivors with little to no access to essential services.

The removal ends the tenure of Karim Khan, who led the most severe legal move against Israel in the international arena.

Opening the strait is a central component of the US exit strategy from the war. President Donald Trump threatened to bomb infrastructure in Iran if the attacks continue. A European diplomat noted: "The Americans are looking for a way out of the crisis and want our help."

N12 has learned that, contrary to prior commitments, the decision was made without a vote. Israeli representatives and the Czech ambassador engaged in a 40-minute confrontation with committee leadership. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar stated: "This land constitutes evidence of the history of the Jewish people."

According to a report by Reuters, Iranian officials and intelligence personnel claim that Tehran is deepening its involvement in Yemen to strengthen the Houthis and endanger trade routes in the Red Sea. The Houthis, for their part, strongly deny these claims, calling them "lies and fabrications."

Extreme weather and massive wildfires are raging across the south and west of the continent. Tens of thousands have fled their homes, heat records of nearly 45 degrees were recorded in Spain, and the Mediterranean Sea has reached unprecedented temperatures.

According to a report by Reuters, a legal organization has filed a lawsuit against the Swiss confectionery manufacturer, claiming that it declares an ethical code and concern for human rights, but in practice profits from the exploitation of children in the cocoa supply chain. The company responded: "We reject the allegations."

Berlin is considered a liberal and open city, but for Israelis and Jews living there, the atmosphere has shifted. From boycotts within the LGBTQ community to daily manifestations of antisemitism, gay Israelis share the complexity of their situation ahead of Saturday's Pride Parade: "I encountered disgusting, childish, and even stupid discourse with people who heard that I am an Israeli."