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Hundreds protested in Damascus against a new decree restricting alcohol sales, fearing it threatens personal freedoms and minority rights. The measure has raised concerns about growing sectarian tensions under the country’s Islamist-led government.
Saudi Aramco’s chief executive has withdrawn from a major Houston energy conference as the Iran conflict disrupts regional oil operations. The escalating crisis has shut key export routes and forced producers to reroute supplies while cutting output.
A cluster bomb munition hit central Israel following an Iranian missile barrage, but no casualties were reported. Emergency crews responded to multiple sites, treating minor injuries and panic-related cases.
A senior police chief said Seán McGovern’s guilty plea is a major blow to the Kinahan crime network and proves there is 'nowhere to hide'. Authorities say the group’s influence has been significantly reduced, but efforts to prosecute its top leaders continue.
Mortgage holders are being encouraged to lock in competitive rates as inflation and global tensions threaten future interest rate hikes. Strong lender competition means borrowers who switch or renegotiate could save thousands each year.
The United States has warned Americans worldwide to remain vigilant as tensions with Iran escalate. Officials cite potential overseas attacks, travel disruptions, and growing military threats in the Middle East.
War in the Middle East has disrupted major flight routes and nearly doubled jet fuel prices, pushing up international airfares. Travellers face reduced schedules, higher costs and increased uncertainty when booking trips.
A missile launched from Iran triggered sirens across central and southern Israel early Monday before being intercepted. Falling debris caused damage in several central areas, while additional launches were reported earlier in the north.
Israeli and American officers are working side by side in unprecedented operational coordination during the current war. The author argues that this partnership reflects a mature alliance rooted in shared interests, trust, and a long-held vision of connection between American and Israeli Jews.
Israel is limiting Ben Gurion Airport to one incoming and one outgoing flight per hour, with departing planes capped at 50 passengers. The restrictions follow recent missile attacks and are based on security recommendations.
Five Israeli citizens were arrested after extremist settler attacks in the West Bank left a police officer and several Palestinians injured. Security forces said they responded to arson and violent disturbances and condemned the violence.
Lee Andrews is reportedly under investigation in Dubai following allegations of fraud and financial misconduct. Claims from several women have raised further questions about his finances and conduct, all of which he denies.
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