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Iranian Kurdish dissident groups in Iraq are watching for signs of Iran's theocracy faltering after Israeli airstrikes and U.S. involvement in the conflict. The dissidents are organizing politically to prevent being sidelined if Iran's clerical rule weakens. Some Kurdish groups see the war as a chance to advance their cause, while others are wary of early armed action.
Amid regional tensions, direct flights between Moscow and Eilat have resumed, signaling hope and normalcy for the city and country.
Walid Jumblatt urges Hezbollah to surrender weapons to Lebanese government and stresses the need to follow UN Resolution 1701 for disarmament.
Israeli pilgrims clashed with Palestinians in Nablus after visiting Joseph's Tomb without coordination. The Palestinian Authority police intervened to break up the violence.
US President Trump suggests significant trade deal with India, Israel confirms plan to eliminate Iran's Supreme Leader, Indian Defence Minister meets Chinese counterpart, Indian Air Force crew docks at International Space Station, Air India crash black box data analysis expected in 10 days
The photos showcase a Gay Pride parade in Chile, a cricket match in Barbados, protests in Colombia and Venezuela, Indigenous celebrations in Bolivia and Ecuador, and more.
China stocks poised for best week in seven months, led by financial shares and positive investor sentiment. Chinese brokerage stocks surged, with Tianfeng Securities up 10% on Friday.
Asia's reliance on Middle East oil and gas, along with slow transition to clean energy, leaves countries vulnerable to supply disruptions. Japan, South Korea, India, and China face the highest risks due to their dependence on imported fossil fuels and limited use of renewables.
Wales have qualified for their first major women's tournament and are in the toughest group at Euro 2025. Despite low expectations, the team is embracing the underdog tag and enjoying the lack of pressure as they prepare to compete against top-ranked opponents.
Join Jim Long and Rabbi Chaim Richman as they explore the story of Korach, a man consumed by his own ego and self-deception in this episode of the podcast.
Ireland's draft bill targets Israeli 'settlements' in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, drawing condemnation from Israel. The move comes amid strained relations between the two countries.
The film 'We Will Dance Again' won an award at the Documentary Emmys for its portrayal of the Hamas massacre at the Nova music festival. Director Yariv Mozer dedicated the award to hostages still in Gaza and called for an end to the ongoing conflict.
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