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Severe drought and regional conflict have fueled conspiracy theories in the Middle East about foreign powers stealing rain clouds. The programme examines how climate stress and misinformation have pushed the claim into mainstream debate.
May 02, 2026
Nvidia is prioritizing artificial intelligence chips over gaming hardware, with 2026 possibly marking the first year without new GeForce graphics cards. Memory shortages and higher profits from data center products are reshaping the company’s strategy, sparking concern among gamers.
May 02, 2026
The Trump administration has approved more than $8.6 billion in emergency military sales to Israel and three Gulf allies without congressional review. The move comes amid ongoing regional conflict and continued scrutiny of United States support for its partners.
Hezbollah criticized a Lebanese television station for airing a parody that depicted its leaders as game characters, calling it offensive. The broadcast triggered sectarian backlash and came amid escalating violence between Hezbollah and Israel.
Sport-focused holidays are gaining popularity as travellers choose marathons, training camps and active breaks over traditional beach trips. The shift is driving rapid growth in the fitness tourism sector.
TimesofIsraelIDF says it killed Hezbollah operatives, struck some 120 terror group sites over weekendMay 02, 2026
The Israel Defense Forces said it killed Hezbollah operatives and struck around 120 targets in southern Lebanon over the weekend. The targets included command centers and weapons depots, and the military released footage of some strikes.
May 02, 2026
Hezbollah's reported launch of a Scud-type ballistic missile toward Israeli-held territory has heightened tensions in the Israel-Lebanon conflict. The development raises concerns about shifting military capabilities and regional escalation.
The Israeli military struck dozens of militant targets in southern Lebanon and eliminated operatives near its troops. Rockets and explosive drones were launched toward Israeli forces, but no injuries were reported.
TimesofIsraelHezbollah slams Lebanese TV outlet for 'Angry Birds' clip making fun of group's leaderMay 02, 2026
Hezbollah has criticized a Lebanese television channel for airing a satirical video mocking its leader through an Angry Birds parody. The backlash sparked sectarian tensions online, prompting the president to call for restraint and national unity.
A reserve soldier fired at a powered paraglider that entered restricted airspace in eastern Gush Etzion, suspecting a security threat. The aircraft had coordinated its flight in advance but deviated from its approved route. No injuries were reported, and the incident is under investigation.
Germany called the planned withdrawal of 5,000 United States troops foreseeable but urged continued cooperation as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization seeks clarification. The move has raised concerns about alliance unity amid rising European defence spending and tensions over Iran.
Lebanon’s army chief met with a United States general in Beirut to discuss national and regional security developments. The talks focused on supporting the Lebanese army and strengthening a ceasefire monitoring mechanism.







