Arson attacks on Jewish institutions in London are under counter-terrorism investigation amid fears of a coordinated campaign. Community leaders and government officials have condemned the violence and pledged stronger protection measures.

British Jews say antisemitic abuse is rising, leaving many fearful and considering leaving the country. One London mother describes threats, harassment, and a growing sense of insecurity in daily life.

United States Central Command released footage of Marines boarding and seizing the Iranian flagged vessel Touska in the Arabian Sea. The operation followed a six hour standoff after the ship failed to comply with repeated warnings.

Israel's military is investigating a photograph that appears to show one of its soldiers striking a statue of Jesus in southern Lebanon. Local officials condemned the act as offensive to religious beliefs.

British Jews report growing antisemitic abuse, threats and violence, prompting some to consider leaving the country. Community leaders and officials warn of rising hate crimes amid tensions linked to the war in Gaza.

Research shows that bold ravens drawn to human activity face higher mortality rates. More cautious birds avoid these risks and tend to live longer.

The strong shekel is raising the cost of hiring Israeli engineers, pushing companies to seek lower cost talent abroad. Currency shifts and rising office expenses are reshaping tech hiring strategies.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss shipbuilding, artificial intelligence, and trade. The visit highlights growing strategic and economic ties amid global instability.

A former Israeli security officer has opened a remote Thailand resort centered on guest participation and co-creation. Visitors shape the experience themselves, contributing their own skills and activities.

With funding from the United States, Cyprus is upgrading two major military bases to support evacuations and humanitarian missions in the Middle East. The improvements reflect the island’s growing role as a regional safe haven and logistics hub.

The United States seized an Iranian-flagged ship near the Strait of Hormuz, raising tensions and driving up oil prices. A mass shooting in Louisiana left eight children dead, while businesses prepare to seek tariff refunds and Bulgaria faces continued political uncertainty after elections.

Four contenders will audition this week to become the next secretary-general of the United Nations amid deep global divisions. With fewer candidates and heightened geopolitical tensions, the race is seen as more cautious and politically fraught than a decade ago.