Fattal Hotel Group has introduced FATTAL COLORS, a new boutique hotel collection highlighting urban culture and design. The seven initial properties offer distinct identities and immersive local experiences, with more openings planned.

A Berlin museum will return a Nazi-looted sculpture by Georg Kolbe to the heirs of a Jewish collector murdered during the Holocaust. The artwork had been displayed at the museum for nearly 50 years.

Nespresso celebrated 40 years with a special event for its business clients, unveiling the Voluto blend for office machines. The gathering highlighted innovation, creativity, and strong corporate partnerships.

Israel and Azerbaijan have signed a new agreement to deepen cooperation in artificial intelligence, focusing on infrastructure, research, and civilian applications. The move strengthens their strategic partnership amid shared regional concerns, including Iran.

United States forces are withdrawing from their largest base in northeastern Syria as Damascus moves to consolidate control. The redeployment follows recent territorial shifts and signals a reduced American military presence in the region.

A police officer in Whitechapel defended a Christian preacher's right to free speech during a confrontation with Muslim protesters. The article presents the incident as part of broader concerns about integration, religious tensions, and law enforcement in Britain.

American refueling and cargo planes were seen in Israel as Washington boosts forces in the Middle East amid tensions with Iran. The buildup includes aircraft carriers and hundreds of support aircraft, prompting evacuation warnings and regional security concerns.

Debate over Ireland's Nations League matches against Israel has led to internal turmoil at Drogheda United. Chairperson Joanna Byrne is resisting calls to resign after opposing the fixtures due to the conflict in Gaza.

Israel and India are negotiating a Free Trade Agreement that could be finalized this year, according to Israel's envoy. He also warned of ongoing security threats from Iran and said Israel remains on high alert.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the deaths of two workers at an Ashdod oil refinery. Police believe faulty oxygen tanks may have caused the fatal suffocation and are seeking to extend the suspect’s detention.

European Union diplomats met with Board of Peace director Nikolay Mladenov in Brussels to discuss Gaza's humanitarian crisis and reconstruction efforts. The bloc signaled willingness to contribute, despite internal divisions and pending approvals from Israel.

A new play at Theatre Royal Stratford East examines a chilling Auschwitz photo album, turning historical investigation into powerful drama. Meanwhile, a comedy about the 1995 Blur and Oasis chart rivalry at Birmingham Repertory Theatre struggles to rise above crude nostalgia.