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Amid tent life, loss of her mother, and walking an hour daily to find internet, Gaza student Dana Shabat is determined to complete high school exams for a scholarship abroad.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting political, legal, and US pressure ahead of a critical October election. His handling of wars with Iran and Hezbollah, as well as corruption charges, could end his long political career.
For the first time since signing a preliminary agreement on June 15, the United States and Iran have carried out reciprocal attacks over control of the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts warn the fragile deal could collapse as both sides accuse each other of violations.
After two powerful earthquakes struck Wednesday, at least 920 people died and more than 51,000 remain missing in Venezuela. Rescue teams race against time as desperate residents dig through rubble themselves. Aid organizations warn the critical 72-hour survival window is closing.
The former US president has been criticized for a perceived lack of commitment to core principles. Detractors point to inconsistent actions during his tenure. The criticism spans both political opponents and former supporters.
Senior Iranian and Emirati officials met to discuss recent regional developments, focusing on security issues and bilateral cooperation. The talks highlighted the importance of dialogue and diplomatic solutions amid Middle East volatility.
Iran's armed forces have declared their readiness to enhance national security and promote justice amid rising tensions in the Middle East. The statement comes after recent military exercises and nuclear negotiations.
A record-breaking heatwave sweeping across Western Europe has been linked to dozens of deaths, with temperatures reaching 40°C (104°F) expected to spread into Germany and Poland.
The mid-May US-China summit was seen as locking in bilateral stability, but an analysis suggests Washington's position is weakening while Beijing increases pressure to control Taiwan. China's military and economic advances have diminished US deterrence, leaving Taiwan more isolated.
Police in Osaka, western Japan, have introduced a virtual 'AI chief' named AIko to raise public awareness about imposter scams, especially among young people, as cases continue to rise. The AI character will appear on official police channels, replacing live chiefs in some campaigns, to make prevention messages more engaging. Osaka is among the regions hardest hit by such scams, where criminals often impersonate bank staff, police, or relatives.
