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The surge of illegal migrants at the Spanish border remains a top priority on the European agenda. Following reports of tens of thousands of people crossing into Spanish territory, European Union member states have begun acting quickly to prevent these migrants from reaching the rest of the continent.

Democratic members of the US Congress have directed harsh criticism toward the US military. In a letter sent to US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, the lawmakers demanded to conduct their own investigation into the Iranian attack in which six American military personnel were killed in early March. This is despite the fact that US forces have already begun their own internal investigation into...

Following a mass breach of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta by thousands of migrants, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez declared the event an attack on national sovereignty. Israel has called on Madrid to exercise restraint.

A massive wildfire is raging in the UK, approximately four kilometers from the country’s largest nuclear power station. The facility has been placed on high alert amid concerns that shifting winds could push flames and smoke toward the site.

The tiny enclave of Ceuta in North Africa, one of the European Union's only two land borders with Africa, is facing a sharp surge in migration. Over 20,000 people have crossed the border, with reports indicating that some have lost their lives during the journey.

The role of Minister for the Middle East and North Africa in the British government has drawn significant attention across the Arab world. The appointment of Stephen Doughty to this position in Andy Burnham's government has triggered backlash from Arab media and pro-Palestinian supporters in the UK due to the politician's known support for Israel.

The Spanish news agency EFE reported on Thursday that thousands of migrants crossed on foot into the city of Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, after passing through several border checkpoints. According to local Moroccan media, the city has witnessed a significant increase in illegal migration attempts by swimming from the Moroccan coast since July 20, at a rate of more than 200 people per...

British presenter Piers Morgan confronted Austin Franco, a Cornell student who refused a job interview, stating he was "not interested in working for a Jew." Franco defended his antisemitic remarks, leading Morgan to label him an antisemite and a hypocrite.

At least eight people were killed this morning in Ukraine in a widespread Russian air attack that included dozens of missiles and hundreds of UAVs. Among the targets of the attack were Kyiv, Lviv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Poltava. Following the events, Poland, a member of NATO and the European Union, scrambled fighter jets after an unidentified object was detected entering its airspace, and later a...

High alert in Ukraine: reports indicate that Russia is preparing for a large-scale missile attack. President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of a high probability of a strike tonight, citing intelligence and partner data.

Turkish firefighting teams, supported by aircraft, continue efforts to control forest fires in the country's southwest. Authorities have ordered the evacuation of homes and a hospital, and closed a major highway.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, an American physician and immunologist, refused to testify during a Senate hearing regarding the management of the coronavirus pandemic, as reported today (Wednesday) by the AP news agency. The 85-year-old Fauci was one of the leading members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force, as part of his role as head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in the...

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced today, Wednesday, that the earthquake that struck the island of Kyushu has claimed the lives of 13 people. Rescue teams continue to search for survivors trapped under the rubble of a shopping center.

The administration of US President Donald Trump announced this evening (Tuesday) that it will end the subsidy program designed to curb the rise in premiums for prescription drug insurance plans under Medicare Part D. The decision is expected to affect about 25 million enrollees, with many potentially paying more for drug coverage starting in 2027.

He is called the "Dutch Trump," but following his election victory, Geert Wilders has become one of Europe's most influential politicians. In an exclusive interview with our correspondent, the leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom discusses the fight against radical Islam, Europe's failure to protect Jewish communities, and his high regard for Benjamin Netanyahu.

South Korean authorities ordered the evacuation of civilians near the US Osan Air Base today, Tuesday, following a white phosphorus leak. The incident caused concern among local residents, but the situation has since been resolved.

More than 390 unmanned aerial vehicles were launched toward the Moscow region overnight Monday. The attack occurred against the backdrop of a planned meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump, according to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.

Hours before Iran executed two participants in January's anti-regime protests, clashes broke out between citizens and security forces in Isfahan, reports "Iran International".

Tunisia continues to burn as thousands of citizens participate in angry protest marches against the authorities. The demonstrations were sparked by a suffocating socio-economic crisis and a deterioration in civil rights.

Clouds of smoke were seen rising today, Monday, in northern Tehran following a fire in a building adjacent to the Esteghlal Hotel. Thick black smoke covered the large structure, and flames were visible from nearby rooftops.

Five climbers from Bosnia and Herzegovina have died on Mount Elbrus in Russia after being caught in a violent storm. The incident was reported on Sunday by the RIA Novosti news agency, citing Russian authorities.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing public backlash after appointing Andy Slaughter as Deputy Attorney General, a role that includes overseeing terrorism and antisemitism cases, despite Slaughter's history of controversial meetings with Hamas activists and anti-Israel stances.