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Eight Komala Members Killed in Iranian Strike on Camp in Iraqi Kurdistan
Eight members of Iran’s Kurdish opposition Komala party were killed in drone and rocket strikes near Sulaymaniyah.
StaffJuly 17, 2026
Israeli City Moves to Enforce Gender Separation on Public Sidewalks, Sparking Nationwide Debate
The municipality of Bnei Brak in central Israel has decided to separate men and women on sidewalks along several main streets, becoming the first Israeli city to implement such a measure in public spaces.
StaffJuly 15, 2026
Satellite Images Spot Two U.S. Aircraft Carriers Near Gulf of Oman
Recent satellite imagery has revealed the presence of two U.S. aircraft carriers operating in the Arabian Sea near the Gulf of Oman, underscoring heightened military activity amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.
StaffJuly 12, 2026
Sources: Lebanon Sets Conditions for Attending Rome Meeting Amid U.S. Delegation Visit
Lebanon demands Israeli withdrawal from two “pilot areas” before joining the Rome talks, as a U.S. military delegation arrives in Beirut to discuss operational plans.
StaffJuly 11, 2026
Russia Launches Overnight Missile and Drone Attack on Kyiv, Injuring at Least 10
Russia launched ballistic missiles and drones at Kyiv overnight, injuring at least 10 people, including a child, as emergency crews cleared debris from damaged residential neighborhoods.
StaffJuly 11, 2026
Thai Sailors Seek Compensation After Deadly Strait of Hormuz Attack
Three Thai sailors are seeking compensation after surviving the deadly March attack on the cargo ship Mayuri Naree in the Strait of Hormuz.
StaffJuly 10, 2026
IEA Cuts Russia Oil Output Forecast After Ukrainian Strikes
The IEA has cut its forecast for Russian oil production, saying repeated Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure are expected to reduce output through 2027.
StaffJuly 10, 2026
At Least 28 Dead in China Shoe Factory Fire
A fire at a shoe factory in Fujian Province killed at least 28 people, with President Xi Jinping warning of “heavy human losses” and urging swift accountability.
StaffJuly 9, 2026
New U.S. Strikes on Iran Kill Revolutionary Guard Members
U.S. forces hit more than 170 Iranian military targets in two days, killing Revolutionary Guard members, as Iran retaliated with attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan.
StaffJuly 9, 2026
Uzbekistan Hosts First International Forum on Islamic Civilization
Uzbekistan hosts a global forum on Islamic civilization, promoting education, research, and international cooperation.
StaffJuly 8, 2026
NATO Summit Opens in Ankara: Erdoğan Says Turkey Ready to Clear Hormuz Mines
The NATO summit began in Ankara with Iran tensions dominating the agenda. Erdoğan pledged Turkey’s readiness to join a Hormuz mine-clearing mission and stressed allied unity.
StaffJuly 8, 2026
Russia Warns Baltic States: Nuclear Deployment Will Trigger Response
Moscow threatened countermeasures if nuclear weapons are deployed in the Baltics, warning such moves would heighten risks rather than enhance security amid ongoing war tensions.
StaffJuly 8, 2026
After Iranian Attack: Saudi Bahri Confirms Tanker “Wadiyan” Seaworthy and Crew Safe
Saudi shipping company Bahri confirmed its oil tanker “Wadiyan” remains seaworthy and all crew are safe after being targeted by Iran while crossing the Strait of Hormuz on July 7, 2026.
StaffJuly 8, 2026
21 Dead in Landslide in Northwest China
The death toll from a landslide in Gansu Province, northwest China, has risen to 21 after 33 people were buried the previous day, according to state media.
StaffJuly 8, 2026
Media Reports: U.S. Defense Minister Cancels Planned Visit to Israel
U.S. Defense Minister Pete Hegseth canceled a scheduled visit to Israel, amid rising tensions with Iran, leaving questions about regional coordination unresolved.
StaffJuly 8, 2026
US Expands Military Strikes on Iran After Hormuz Shipping Attacks
The US launched broader strikes on Iranian military sites after attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
StaffJuly 8, 2026
25 Dead in the United States Due to Extreme Heat
At least 25 people have died in the U.S. amid a record-breaking heatwave, including 22 in New Jersey, as soaring temperatures strain power grids and disrupt Independence Day celebrations.
StaffJuly 5, 2026
China and Russia Launch Joint Naval Drills Off Qingdao
Chinese and Russian navies will begin joint exercises off Qingdao on Monday, continuing until July 13, with plans for follow-up patrols in the Pacific to bolster regional security cooperation.
StaffJuly 5, 2026
Netanyahu: Gaza Disarmament Key to Reconstruction, Claims Legitimacy Along Lebanon’s “Yellow Line”
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Gaza’s reconstruction hinges on dismantling its military infrastructure, while asserting Israel has legitimacy to remain along the “yellow line” in southern Lebanon.
StaffJuly 5, 2026
Devastating Earthquakes in Venezuela: Thousands Dead, Injured, and Widespread Destruction
Devastating earthquakes in Venezuela killed 2,954, injured 16,500+, and left thousands homeless amid widespread destruction.
StaffJuly 5, 2026