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London police are searching for a man who threatened to behead Jews outside a mosque in east London. The incident, captured on video, is being investigated as part of rising antisemitic incidents in the city.
A suspicious aerial target was shot down near troops in southern Lebanon after sirens sounded in the Upper Galilee. Separate overnight rocket and drone attacks also caused no injuries.
May 17, 2026
A new study shows that intestinal stem cells actively defend against Salmonella by transforming into antimicrobial cells. The findings also suggest a possible link between this protective response and Crohn's disease.
May 17, 2026
Eight people were injured, four seriously, after a car drove into pedestrians in Modena. The driver was arrested after attempting to flee and stabbing a bystander. Authorities are investigating his motives.
Javier Bardem said he is getting more work despite his criticism of Israel’s war in Gaza, citing a shift in public discourse. Speaking at Cannes, he said he feels free to express his views as he premieres his new film 'The Beloved.'
May 17, 2026
The United States has approved 25.8 billion dollars in weapons sales to Middle Eastern allies following recent conflict with Iran. Production limits may delay delivery of key air defense systems for years.
The World Health Organization has declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda an international public health emergency. Officials warn of cross-border spread and note there are no approved vaccines or treatments for the Bundibugyo strain.
May 17, 2026
The liquefied petroleum gas carrier Symi has docked in Gujarat after crossing the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing Middle East tensions. The arrival comes as India’s crude reserves decline and global oil inventories continue to shrink due to prolonged supply disruptions.
May 17, 2026
India has seized 228 kilograms of Captagon worth Rs 182 crore in a major operation targeting a shipment bound for the Middle East. Officials say the synthetic stimulant is widely trafficked in conflict-affected regions and linked to organised criminal networks.
British fighter jets will receive a new low cost missile system to counter Iranian drones in the Middle East. The upgrade aims to reduce the high expense of intercepting large numbers of relatively cheap drones.
The United Kingdom will equip its jets with a lower-cost laser-guided rocket system to counter drones. The move follows costly interceptions during the 2024 Israel-Iran conflict and aims to improve defences against growing regional drone threats.
Lebanon’s worsening conflict has deepened its long running economic collapse, fueling job losses, inflation and widespread displacement. Businesses are shuttering, prices are surging and recovery prospects remain bleak amid continued instability.






