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Eleven Dead and Six Injured in Building Collapse in Morocco’s Fez
A five-story building collapsed overnight in Fez, Morocco, killing eleven people and injuring six others. Authorities have launched an investigation while rescue operations continue.
StaffMay 21, 2026
Egypt Announces Major Gas Discovery in Western Desert
Egypt announced its largest Western Desert gas discovery in 15 years, with estimated reserves of 330 billion cubic feet of gas and 10 million barrels of oil and condensates.
StaffMay 21, 2026
U.S. Removes UN Expert Francesca Albanese From Sanctions List
The U.S. has removed Francesca Albanese from its sanctions list after a federal judge temporarily blocked the measures, saying the administration of Donald Trump likely violated her free speech rights over criticism of Israel’s war on Gaza.
StaffMay 21, 2026
Pentagon Reduces U.S. Combat Brigades in Europe
The Pentagon reduced U.S. combat brigades in Europe from four to three, delaying troop deployment to Poland as Washington pushes European allies to strengthen their own defenses.
StaffMay 20, 2026
“Green Light” for Violations Against Civilians, Says UN Rapporteur
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese said Israel has been given a “green light” to threaten, abduct, and even open fire on civilians in international waters amid growing criticism over the interception of Gaza-bound aid flotillas.
StaffMay 20, 2026
Iranian MPs Propose €50 Million Bounty Targeting Trump, Netanyahu, and US Commander
Summary: Iranian lawmakers revealed a proposed bill offering a €50 million reward for the assassination of Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper, amid escalating tensions between Tehran, Washington, and Israel.
StaffMay 19, 2026
Lebanese Source: Military Cooperation with Israel "Unrealistic"
Attention turns to May 29, when the Pentagon will host a U.S.-supervised Lebanese-Israeli military meeting. A Lebanese source insists talk of cooperation is unrealistic, stressing priorities lie in ceasefire mechanisms.
StaffMay 19, 2026
Migrants to Europe: Why Do They Migrate, How Many Are They, and How Needed Are They?
Day by day, the number of people leaving their countries for others increases, either out of fear or hope. Some seek a better life, while others simply want to escape their reality, regardless of the quality of the alternative or even the possibility of reaching it.
StaffMay 19, 2026
Jackson Pollock Painting Sells for Record $181 Million
Jackson Pollock’s Number 7A, 1948 has sold for a record $181 million at Christie’s in New York, marking the highest auction price ever for the American abstract expressionist and the fourth most expensive artwork ever sold.
StaffMay 19, 2026
Iran Reveals New Proposal Delivered to Washington
Iran announced details of a new proposal sent to Washington via Pakistan, calling for lifting sanctions, releasing frozen assets, and ending wars on all fronts, including Lebanon. The move follows Trump’s decision to delay a planned strike on Iran amid ongoing negotiations.
StaffMay 19, 2026
Cuba Accuses US of Fabricating Case for Military Action
Cuba’s foreign minister accused the US of fabricating a pretext for military intervention, rejecting claims that Havana acquired drones to strike Florida. He stressed Cuba seeks no war but prepares for external aggression amid worsening fuel and economic crises.
StaffMay 18, 2026
Israeli Forces Intercept Gaza-Bound Flotilla Near Cyprus
Israeli forces boarded a flotilla of over 50 boats carrying aid to Gaza in international waters west of Cyprus, activists said, calling it an illegal act of piracy. The raid sparked condemnation from Turkey and renewed debate over Israel’s blockade.
StaffMay 18, 2026
Starmer Faces Mounting Pressure as UK Economic Troubles Deepen
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces growing pressure as inflation rises, growth slows, and Labour suffers major local election losses.
StaffMay 18, 2026
Saudi tugboats assist stranded vessels in the Gulf
Saudi Arabia deployed tugboats to assist stranded vessels in the Gulf, providing fuel, maintenance, and humanitarian aid amid Iran’s restrictions on Hormuz Strait traffic.
StaffMay 17, 2026
Five U.S. Conditions on Iran Proposal as Tehran Threatens Harsh Response to Trump
Iran’s military warned of a powerful retaliation if President Donald Trump carries out threats against Tehran, as reports reveal five U.S. conditions in ongoing negotiations over Iran’s nuclear and regional policies.
StaffMay 17, 2026
Washington Considers Redirecting Palestinian Tax Revenues to “Peace Council” in Gaza Plan
The U.S. is weighing a proposal to redirect part of Palestinian tax revenues held by Israel to a “Peace Council” for Gaza, raising concerns about sidelining the Palestinian Authority.
StaffMay 17, 2026
Forty-three Arrests After £4.5m Police Operation Separates Rival London Protests
London police mounted a £4.5m operation deploying over 4,000 officers to separate rival protests, resulting in 43 arrests but preventing major clashes.
StaffMay 17, 2026
Strait of Hormuz: Stranded Ships and Tightened Passage Rules
Iran enforces strict controls on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, linking passage to political negotiations with the U.S. Ships face delays, inspections, and designated routes under Revolutionary Guard supervision.
StaffMay 16, 2026
Pope Leon XIV to Make First State Visit to France in 18 Years
Pope Leon XIV will visit France from September 25–28, marking the first papal state visit since 2008. The trip highlights his intent to strengthen Vatican ties with Europe’s Catholic nations, including France and Spain.
StaffMay 16, 2026
Vienna Hosts Eurovision Final Amid Israel Protests
Vienna prepares to host the Eurovision Song Contest final on Saturday, overshadowed by protests against Israel’s participation and the withdrawal of five countries. Demonstrations are expected hours before the event begins at 19:00 GMT.
StaffMay 16, 2026