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President Trump left Beijing without major agreements after a closely watched summit with President Xi Jinping. Despite warm words about friendship, the talks produced few concrete results on trade or security issues.
A criminal complaint alleges that an Iraqi militia leader backed by Iran plotted attacks in the United States and Europe. Officials warn the case reflects a broader expansion of Iranian proxy activity into Western countries.
The Eurovision Song Contest final takes place in Vienna amid controversy over Israel’s participation and several national boycotts. Despite tensions, fans are focused on a diverse lineup of performances, with Finland’s entry emerging as the favorite.
Pope Leo Fourteenth has formed a Vatican study group on artificial intelligence ahead of his first encyclical, which will focus on ethics and human dignity. The move signals a stronger church voice in global debates over technology, war, and regulation.
British Palestinians report rising fear and hostility over expressing their identity and opposing Israel's war on Gaza. Community leaders say many feel silenced, even as public solidarity and large marches continue across Britain.
Yoel Zilberman warns that criminal networks in the Negev and Galilee have tightened their grip on Israel's economy and infrastructure. He says extortion, large scale theft, and illegal weapons have created a 'state within a state' and calls for a national crackdown.
Restaurants and delivery platforms across India are set to raise prices by up to 10 percent as fuel costs surge. Higher transportation, cooking gas and raw material expenses are squeezing margins and pushing more of the burden onto consumers.
Eurovision's final in Vienna proceeds despite five countries boycotting over Israel's participation. Protests and tensions have marked this year's competition, now reduced to its smallest size in over two decades.
The United States and Israel are reportedly making intensive preparations for possible renewed strikes on Iran. Military action could resume as early as next week.
A major Israeli study has found that sustained reductions in visceral belly fat are linked to slower brain aging and better cognitive function. The benefits were independent of overall weight loss and tied to improved metabolic health.
A new study finds that maternal antibodies transferred during pregnancy and breastfeeding help program a child's immune system to resist gum disease later in life. Researchers say oral health protection begins even before birth.
After October 7 upended his original script for 'Fauda', Lior Raz reflects on war, trauma and the blurred line between fiction and reality. As the series returns, he opens up about fame, family and the weight of national crisis.
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