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The US President has received a significant honor as Palm Beach International Airport in Florida officially adopts his name. Digital systems and the airport identifier have been fully updated.

A new study by the ADL's Center for Combating Antisemitism reveals that an organized network of lecturers at leading US universities has turned classrooms into a scene of antisemitic abuse.

A Reuters and Ipsos poll shows an unprecedented low in support for the president against the backdrop of the ongoing fighting in the Gulf, the surge in fuel prices, and fears of a prolonged entanglement. Only 33% said they are satisfied with his performance, about 80% believe the conflict will not end soon, and ahead of the midterm elections, the Democrats are taking the lead on issues of economy...

Ankara seeks to include Egypt in a new defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, but Cairo is leveraging this rapprochement to promote investments, a Turkish industrial zone in the Suez Canal, and an increase in bilateral trade to $15 billion.

US President Donald Trump addressed the possibility of declaring the Strait of Hormuz as US territory, calling it an "excellent idea" amidst the chaos in Iran. He also highlighted the effectiveness of the naval blockade and threatened Oman with severe consequences if they interfere.

Russia issued a threat on Monday against the UK after the Ukrainian army used British-made drones for the first time in attacks on Russian territory. The Moscow embassy in London stated that the UK will pay a "higher price" if it continues to support Kyiv in its armed struggle against the Russian army.

A beauty salon owner in the United States kicked out a client after realizing she was a Jewish-Israeli. The business owner, apparently an immigrant from Afghanistan, documented the incident and refused to return the client's money. The client claimed that no political discussion took place before the expulsion. The spa owner even claimed on camera: "It is written on my Instagram that those who...

US President Donald Trump sharpened his tone this Monday toward Oman. In response to a reporter's question in the Oval Office regarding his earlier threat to strike the country if it interferes with American moves in the region, Trump said: "I don't think they've behaved particularly well, but we will deal with them easily." The remarks came hours after Trump threatened military action against...

Donald Trump's tariff policy is increasing uncertainty: German investments in the USA have plummeted to a three-year low, but companies already operating in the country continue to reinvest their profits.

The 'Lincoln' operated for about 250 consecutive days at sea, and the decision to replace it leaves the US without an aircraft carrier in the Pacific Ocean. The war has stretched the Navy to the limit - while China's shipbuilding capacity is about 230 times greater than that of the US. Donald Trump is indeed determined to change the situation - but his aesthetic demands may make it difficult.

A council meeting in one of Turkey's cities turned into a brawl following a dispute over the vote count in the deputy mayor election. After four rounds of voting, the candidate from Erdogan's party won, and control of the municipality passed to the ruling party.

A former employee of the psychiatric hospital where Lindsay Clancy was hospitalized claimed online that "lies and misrepresentations" about the treatment at the facility were heard in court - and the defense requested to summon her to testify. Simultaneously, messages sent by Clancy before her children's deaths were revealed: "I feel like I can't go on like this."

The Russian government continues to suppress opposition to the war in Ukraine, sentencing Lev Shlosberg, deputy chairman of the liberal Yabloko party, to 11 years in a penal colony. In his closing statement, Shlosberg warned that the true scale of the tragedy is being hidden: "Eventually, the full death toll will be published, and the entire nation will be shocked." Estimates suggest over 350,000...

The FDA has elevated the recall of 1.6 million egg cartons to the highest severity level due to salmonella contamination concerns. The products were pulled from shelves across several US states and major retail chains.

Donald Trump's desire to reach an arrangement with Tehran stems not only from fears of high fuel prices or political pressure at home. It reflects a broader strategic dilemma: how long can the United States continue to invest forces, munitions, and attention in a war with Iran without harming its ability to deter the adversary it defines as the primary challenge — China.

A 29-year-old American tourist was killed by a lightning strike while hiking in an area on Mount Etna that was closed to visitors due to volcanic activity. Authorities noted that in recent decades, more people have died on the mountain from lightning strikes than from eruptions.

The President of the United States is expected to host the heads of financial oversight agencies alongside senior executives from crypto giants and the world's leading stock exchanges, in an attempt to accelerate market regulation and create clear rules for the industry.

An extraordinary rescue in Mexico: Areste Cristano Valdez disappeared during a spearfishing trip. Rescuers, initially searching for a body, were stunned to find him alive deep within a cave system. He survived by drinking water from a stream and spending his time in prayer and sleep, losing all sense of time and believing he had been trapped for only three days.

Andrey Klepach submitted a report in which he argued that Ukraine is not going to collapse and that Moscow's economy is on the way to a "social crisis and a major lag behind the West". The head of the state investment corporation in Russia immediately ordered the dismissal of the chief economist.

After anti-Israel opponents achieved a series of victories in recent races despite massive spending by the pro-Israel lobby, the battle reaches California. If Aisha Wahab defeats the AIPAC-backed Melissa Hernandez, it will signal that lobby money is losing its efficacy. Some observers are already pessimistic: "The genocide lobby in Congress will continue to grow."

The President of Lebanon has called for the extension of the UNIFIL mandate in southern Lebanon, contrary to emerging agreements. He stated that the international presence is vital for regional stability and helps residents remain in their homes.

The chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee in the Iranian parliament, Ebrahim Azizi, mocked US President Donald Trump on the social network X against the backdrop of his threats regarding the Strait of Hormuz, and called on him to worry about his personal safety instead of continuing to threaten Tehran.

A new Ukrainian drone, resembling the Iranian "Shahed", was recently discovered. It is the MICH-2000, which was reverse-engineered from a Chinese model after Beijing refused to sell it. The drone is now being used for critical long-range strikes.

An extensive Financial Times report reveals harrowing testimonies from mercenaries in the Sudanese civil war. The report points to UAE involvement in war crimes, despite denials from Abu Dhabi. Fighters with experience in anti-cartel operations were stunned by the intensity of the local violence.

Two Iranian drones attacked the private office of the Prime Minister of the Kurdish region in Iraq. While the regional government's security services did not explicitly name the perpetrators, Prime Minister Masrour Barzani directly blamed Iran for the strike.

Lula launched his election campaign in the place where he led historic labor strikes, but he faces a new generation of app workers who are distancing themselves from unions and the left. In his party, they admit: "The world of work has undergone a fundamental change."

The Portuguese government has forwarded to the prosecutor's office reports of death threats and antisemitic hate speech at the University of Coimbra, following complaints by Israeli doctoral student Bar Harel. Harel documented hundreds of instances of hate-filled graffiti and stickers across the campus and city.

The war in Iran is driving up the prices of fuel, food, and fertilizers worldwide, threatening to deepen poverty and keep millions of children in developing countries out of school, as families are forced to choose between education and economic survival.

Andy Burnham communicated for a week with a person posing as Susie Wiles, the powerful Chief of Staff to the US President, without realizing it was an impostor. His office stated that no sensitive information was transferred during the correspondence.

New data from the Anti-Defamation League determines that Cyprus and Greece exhibit the highest rates of antisemitism among European Union countries. A significant gap is revealed between the close diplomatic and security alliance with Israel and the public mood on the street.

Unlike the global trend, where popular European destinations are fighting over-tourism with taxes and restrictions, some countries are investing significant resources to attract visitors. From the lesser-known sides of Canada and small Andorra to Tajikistan, these destinations are actively developing their infrastructure to welcome travelers.

24-year-old Juan Felipe Giraldo traveled to the city of Pereira, Colombia, for work, while his fiancée and two-year-old son awaited his return for their wedding scheduled for Sunday. A 7.4 magnitude earthquake caused the collapse of the hotel where he was staying. For days, his father searched for him among the ruins, until his body was recovered on Friday.

Arab intelligence reveals a strategic shift in Iran's leadership toward moving to offensive operations on enemy territory. The plans include attacking energy facilities, sabotaging internet cables, and the possibility of ground activity in Kuwait. A series of new appointments by the Supreme Leader is intended to tighten the chain of command in preparation for an expanded conflict.

One of the president's most important flagship initiatives was blocked by the Constitutional Council. The Council determined that the bill to prevent access to social networks for those under 15 cannot be implemented. This move joins a long list of the president's political failures.

Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host and now an independent internet star, blames Israel for the destructive Muslim immigration in Spain.

An ADL report indicates that Cyprus and Greece lead the antisemitism index in the EU. Staggeringly, despite more than half of the citizens there believing that "Jews control the economy," about 90% support continued ties with Israel and the arrival of Israeli tourists.

After decades of a fragmented intelligence apparatus, Japan is establishing a new National Intelligence Bureau and a National Intelligence Council. Plans also include an anti-espionage law and a foreign intelligence agency amid regional threats and doubts regarding US reliability.

Lebanese media reported on an understanding reached within the framework of contacts between Washington and Beirut, which led to a rapid end to the exchange of fire between the IDF and the terrorist organization Hezbollah.

Kyrsten Sinema, the former US Senator from Arizona, had a turbulent affair with her married bodyguard, which ultimately led to his separation from his wife.

Ahead of the midterm elections, Democratic anger over the Supreme Court is escalating: increasing the number of justices, term limits, and a stricter code of ethics are already on the table. Republicans accuse them of trying to "intimidate the court."