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Explosive device filled with metal balls: The senior official who was the target of the explosion in Moscow
The Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, Alexander Chaiko, was supposed to celebrate his birthday at the restaurant where the explosion occurred. Russian authorities have not confirmed if he was present or if he was injured in the blast. At this stage, no organization has claimed responsibility for the incident.

Will China Arm Iran? Missile Deal Threatens US and Signals Shift in Beijing
Hundreds of man-portable air-defense systems may soon be sent from China to Iran, marking a dangerous shift in relations. Until now, Beijing has helped Tehran behind the scenes but avoided direct arms sales. What is behind this course change, what the missiles offer Iran, and the threat Donald Trump has already issued to Beijing: "It will be very bad for you."

Hamas Fighters Disappeared: A Study Compromising the Anti-Israel Newspaper
A new study using Claude code analyzed all war-related headlines in the New York Times and found that the newspaper adopted the Hamas narrative regarding Gaza casualties, primarily because Hamas militants were almost entirely absent from the reports.

Antisemitic attack in Florida: Chabad synagogue vandalized, suspect arrested
Security cameras recorded the suspect throwing a brick at the front of the synagogue in downtown Sarasota. An indictment was filed against him for damaging a religious building, which was classified as a hate crime.

'A terrible experience': Complaints about the famous beach restaurant in Mykonos have returned
The DK Oyster restaurant is once again in the spotlight after tourists who visited it recently describe being charged outrageous prices, feeling like they were being ripped off, and that the general atmosphere was questionable. 'They charge double or even triple what you see on their menu on Google.'

Spanish Prime Minister's video infuriates social media users: "Shame on you"
At the height of the immigration crisis shaking Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez appears to be in a parallel universe, where the most pressing issue is not the situation at the country's borders, but his summer playlist.

Disaster in Peru: 13 Dead in Light Plane Crash Near Nazca Lines
A tourist plane crashed in southern Peru while en route to view the Nazca Lines. Authorities confirmed that all 13 people on board perished in the accident.

Plane crash in Peru: 13 people killed
A light aircraft crashed near the Pueblo Viejo airstrip in Nazca, Peru, resulting in the deaths of all 13 people on board. Preliminary assessments indicate that 11 passengers were tourists on their way to an observation flight over the Nazca Lines.

Trump's social media offensive: Fighter jets, ships on the seabed, and a crushed Iranian currency
President Donald Trump posted a series of AI-generated images targeting Iran, while criticizing his predecessors, Joe Biden and Barack Obama, for failing to use force against the regime as he does. In another post, the US President shared a graph illustrating the major devaluation of the Iranian currency since he took office.

Explosion near a cafe in central Moscow: Three people killed and 15 injured
The cause of the explosion is under investigation. Media report that traffic near the square has been temporarily blocked and emergency services are on site.

Panic in Southern Italy: Powerful Earthquake Strikes Near Naples
A 4.7-magnitude earthquake struck the Campi Flegrei area near Naples on Saturday. The tremor, occurring at a depth of about three kilometers, triggered widespread panic as residents fled their homes fearing building collapses.

Chaos in Ceuta: Mass Infiltration of Migrants into Spanish Enclave
A mass breach of 60,000 migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has shocked Europe and sparked a political crisis in Madrid. Witnesses report that Moroccan police encouraged migrants to cross the border.

“This is Madness! A Disaster for the Party and the Nation”: How Trump Attempts to “Seize” US Elections
US President Donald Trump has turned to the Supreme Court to demand restrictions on mail-in voting. This move is part of his broader efforts to reshape election rules ahead of the midterm elections.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani not invited to speak at fallen soldier's funeral: "He looked frustrated and angry"
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was not invited to speak at the funeral of a soldier killed in the war with Iran. Despite preparing a speech, his name was omitted from the list of speakers while lower-ranking officials were invited. Sources indicate that Mamdani appeared frustrated and angry during the ceremony. Officials involved in the planning stated that the decision was political, as the...

USA Blocks Imports from 43 Chinese Companies
The USA has banned imports from 43 Chinese companies over allegations of forced labor involving Uyghurs. This marks the largest expansion of the entity list since the law's enactment in 2021.

Tensions in the Gulf: Missiles launched from Iran toward Kuwait and tanker attacked off Oman
The Kuwaiti army announced on Saturday that its defense systems were activated to intercept missiles launched from Iran. Meanwhile, an attack was reported on a tanker 21 nautical miles from Khasab, Oman. These events occur as Washington prepares for potential strikes on Iran following the failure of diplomatic efforts.

“If We Do Not Act Now, It Will Be Too Late”: Japan Creates New Intelligence Bodies to Combat Espionage
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced the establishment of two new intelligence bodies to counter foreign espionage and cyberattacks. The move follows reports identifying Japan as a hub for Russian intelligence operations.

Israeli OnlyFans Model to Remain in Custody in Los Angeles
Adva Lavie, known by the alias "Mia Ventura," will remain in custody in Los Angeles. A judge ruled that the model is a flight risk following repeated violations of her release conditions.

All officials resigned, the town was "officially closed"
The last three council members remaining in Hartman resigned after a violent brawl. The state allocated one million dollars to improve infrastructure, but there is no official to sign the contracts. The authorities decided: The only solution – to declare the "town abandoned".

"Mixing oil and water": Javier Milei against the Argentine national team players
Javier Milei once again criticized the Argentine national team players for waving the Falkland Islands flag after their victory over England in the 2026 World Cup semi-final. The President argued that football and politics should not be mixed, emphasizing that the struggle for the archipelago must be handled through diplomatic channels.

Italy Suspends Free Movement Agreement with Spain
The Italian government has suspended free movement arrangements with Spain under the Schengen Agreement. The decision follows the mass crossing of migrants into Ceuta.

Italy Suspends Schengen Agreement with Spain Amid Migrant Crisis
The Italian government has officially announced the suspension of the Schengen Agreement with Spain due to an unprecedented migration wave into Ceuta. Approximately 49,000 migrants entered the Spanish enclave within 24 hours.

Europe Against Sanchez: Will Free Movement From Spain Be Suspended?
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.

Trump on Iran: "We are hitting them hard and will continue to do so"
US President Donald Trump stated that the campaign against Iran is proceeding successfully, while US officials note that real power in the country lies with the Revolutionary Guards.

Democratic members of Congress in a letter to the Secretary of Defense: "We do not trust the military"
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...

Spanish Prime Minister Reacts to Migrant Influx in Ceuta
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.

Drama at the UN: an economist, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, is the leading candidate to replace Guterres
The first informal poll in the Security Council gives the lead to Rebecca Grinspen, former vice president of Costa Rica. Second place went to the former foreign minister of Guyana. Israeli UN ambassador Danny Danon stated: "The next secretary-general must fight the institutional antisemitism rooted in the UN."

USA and Israel discuss imposing a land blockade on Iran
According to a report in the British newspaper The Telegraph, the two sides discussed the issue during a meeting at the White House this week. The United States and Israel aim to convince regional partners to tighten or close border crossings to increase economic pressure on Iran. The goal is to "bring the regime to its knees," though experts highlight implementation challenges and the possibility...

Major wildfire threatens the UK’s largest nuclear power station
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.

Spain Deploys Army to Ceuta: At Least 18 Migrants Reported Dead
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.

Saudi Arabia prepares for naval military action in Yemen and considers a ground invasion
Saudi Arabia is preparing for a broad military operation against the Houthis in Yemen, which may include an attack from the sea and land. The move is intended to break the Houthi grip on shipping lanes in the southern Red Sea and allow for the resumption of Saudi oil exports.

Ireland Hopes to Leverage UEFA Precedent in Renewed Calls to Ban Israel from Competitions
The UEFA decision to boycott FIFA competitions over plans to sell World Cup stakes has sparked renewed calls in Ireland to cancel Nations League matches against Israel.

Gary Lineker claims he is "not antisemitic" while launching further attacks on Israel
The popular English commentator appeared on a podcast focused on Palestine, apologized for a controversial post, and attacked again: "The policy of the State of Israel is the killing of children."

Ukraine Develops Drone Interceptor as US Procures Older Patriot Missiles
Ukrainian company SkyFall has unveiled a drone interceptor to counter Iranian-made UAVs, while the US is purchasing older-generation Patriot missiles due to supply constraints. Meanwhile, Turkey seeks US engines for its indigenous fighter jet.

Iranian Foreign Minister: Egypt is an important friend, beware of Israeli plots
Abbas Araghchi hinted on Twitter that Israel is responsible for the attack on a gas tanker in Egypt. According to him, countries in the region must remain vigilant against Israeli plots designed to undermine regional peace.

Pro-Palestinian organization seeks to arrest an Israeli academic in the Netherlands
The Hind Rajab Foundation, an organization that pursues IDF soldiers around the world, announced today, Thursday, that it has filed, together with the European Legal Support Center (ELSC), an urgent criminal complaint against L.H., an Israeli academic, claiming that he is an "IDF reservist who committed war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide" during his service in the Gaza Strip...

After Over 40 Years: French Newspaper Correspondent Quits Due to 'Left-Wing Antisemitism'
Journalist Jean Quatremer, who had been with Libération since 1984, announced his departure from the newspaper. He cited harassment from editorial staff over his views on Israel and politics as the reason for his exit.

New British Minister for the Middle East Stirs Controversy in the Arab World
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.

Iran warns Cyprus and Bulgaria over hosting US military bases
Iran warned today, Thursday, Cyprus and Bulgaria against allowing the United States to use military bases on their territory for potential attacks against the Islamic Republic. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi clarified that any state that places its territory at the disposal of a foreign power for action against Iran will be considered as participating in aggression.

British borough of Hackney moves to cancel twin-city agreement with Haifa
Hackney Council leader Zoe Garbett has informed Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav of her council’s intention to terminate the twin-city agreement, requesting a response by October 7. The Haifa municipality is currently consulting with the Israeli Foreign Ministry on how to address the request.