Iran urges the International Atomic Energy Agency to recognize how recent U.S. and Israeli airstrikes have affected its nuclear facilities and calls for condemnation of these attacks.
Iran has responded to a U.S. ceasefire offer while its president insists peace talks do not signify surrender or concessions in the conflict.
Two activists detained during Israel’s interception of a Gaza-bound flotilla will be released from custody and deported following legal challenges by their home countries and human rights groups.
Despite serious injuries and secrecy surrounding his whereabouts, Iran’s new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is actively guiding negotiations with the US and influencing the country’s war strategy.
Ukraine and Russia have agreed to a short-term ceasefire and a major prisoner swap, signaling a potential step toward easing four years of conflict amid US-led diplomatic efforts.
Israeli police apprehended three suspects, including a Palestinian Authority officer and an ISIS affiliate, accused of planning imminent terrorist attacks near Hebron and Nablus.
Boko Haram militants overran a Nigerian military base in Borno State, injuring a commanding officer and stealing operational vehicles amid a fierce night assault.
Turkish President Erdoğan’s aggressive policies and regional ambitions strain ties with Israel and NATO, raising concerns about Turkey’s role as a reliable Western ally.
The FBI found no evidence linking the Austin bar shooting suspect to foreign terrorist groups, concluding he acted alone in the deadly March attack that killed three people.
Injured U.S. military veterans found physical relief and emotional renewal swimming alongside a whale shark and other marine life through a special program at the Georgia Aquarium.
Wall Street futures edged up as escalating US-Iran conflict weighed on markets, while ongoing optimism around artificial intelligence supported technology shares ahead of key employment data.