Fertilizer prices have surged as conflict disrupts Middle Eastern exports, squeezing farmers already facing low grain prices. Analysts warn that reduced fertilizer use could threaten next year's global harvests and food security.

Calls are growing for Jersey to introduce a hate crime law after reports of homophobic and transphobic abuse. Campaigners say legislation is needed to better protect vulnerable communities and ensure incidents are properly addressed.

Gadi Eisenkot is urging opposition leaders to unite in pursuit of a 'Zionist' majority in the next election. His outreach excludes Arab parties and Benny Gantz, raising questions about whether the bloc can secure 61 seats without broader support.

A labor court ruled that a Beersheba college wrongfully fired a lecturer over social media posts made after the October 7 attack, awarding her 200,000 shekels in compensation. The college plans to appeal the decision.

Champions League semi-finals headline a packed sporting week that also features the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby. Formula One resumes in Miami, while Manchester United host Liverpool in a crucial Premier League showdown.

Iran's foreign minister met President Vladimir Putin in Russia as talks with Washington falter. Moscow is balancing support for Tehran with broader strategic and economic interests amid escalating regional tensions.

Saudi Arabia is pressing Lebanon to avoid independent engagement with Israel and to follow the broader Arab consensus. The move could complicate United States efforts to expand regional recognition of Israel.

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem has rejected Lebanon's planned direct talks with Israel, calling them a grave sin that would destabilize the country. He vowed the group would continue its resistance regardless of the negotiations or external threats.

Nearly 60 countries are meeting in Colombia to push forward plans to phase out fossil fuels, without the participation of the United States. The talks come during a global energy crisis that has complicated efforts to shift toward renewable energy.

Chief executives are increasingly emphasizing resilience as they confront ongoing global disruptions and economic uncertainty. Investors are backing leaders who can adapt სწრაფly, restructure organizations and maintain strategic clarity in a volatile world.

Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign is under scrutiny over past social media posts by his communications director defending looting and criticizing police. The resurfaced comments add to debate over El-Sayed’s own record on law enforcement and foreign policy as he faces a competitive primary.

Virginia senators are pushing a nationwide gun control package based on their state's laws. Opponents argue the plan would expand ineffective gun-free zones and restrict lawful gun owners rather than reduce crime.