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Iran is hardening its positions and demanding additional concessions from the US, but at the same time is suffering from a severe economic crisis that affects both the regime and tens of millions of its citizens.

The UK Ministry of Defence disconnected the cameras from the internet after discovering the breach. Concerns: exposure of operational plans in the Persian Gulf and meetings of senior command staff.

19-year-old Julissa Ruby Salazar was found dead in her Tucson, Arizona apartment after her family requested a welfare check. Her partner, 20-year-old Varun Bachigari, was arrested in Germany on an arrest warrant for kidnapping and first-degree murder.

Israel is facing growing criticism from Azerbaijan, partly due to the government's discussion regarding the recognition of the Armenian genocide. Despite a significant deal closed for Rafael systems, companies fear that the trend of shrinking deals with the strategic client will continue. Among the sources of concern: the surge of American companies and an unexplained delay in the space tender...

Case defeated progressive state senator Jarrett Keohokalole. During the campaign, Case faced criticism for his support of military aid to Israel. The victory of the moderate candidate comes against the backdrop of a series of achievements for the progressive camp in the party.

Washington reveals its strategy in the event of a possible confrontation with Beijing, which is rapidly building up its forces. The move comes against the backdrop of a significant depletion in US ammunition stocks, which have decreased since President Donald Trump's decision to join Israel and bomb Iran.

The U.S. military has exhausted a significant portion of its long-range strike missile stockpile in the war with Iran, and weapons giant Rheinmetall warns that replenishing the stocks will take much longer than two years. Former Navy commander Eliezer Marom notes that this depletion raises concerns about U.S. readiness for future conflicts, including potential tensions with China.

The move comes after the Supreme Court struck down a previous executive order by the president on the matter. Trump stated: "We had a very unfortunate decision, so we are making adjustments."

Against the backdrop of a proposal to grant autonomy to Corsica, a separatist organization has released a threatening video against "invaders." Armed masked men, members of a group responsible for several past attacks, demanded that foreigners stay away from the island, labeling immigration as "rampant colonization."

According to a report in Politico, an unprecedented drop in Merz's popularity and fears of a dramatic achievement by the far-right in the September elections are leading to discussions about his removal. Behind the scenes, the name of the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, Hendrik Wüst, is being raised as a possible alternative. Senior officials warn: "Removing a chancellor will lead to...

Pezeshkian seeks to clarify to Khamenei that the economic distress in the country has reached a critical point, to the extent that achieving a political agreement and removing economic pressure has become an urgent necessity that cannot be delayed.

Spain's Minister for Youth announced during a visit to the enclave of Ceuta that the government is preparing to transfer migrant minors to mainland Spain. The migration crisis is sparking a head-on conflict between Madrid and Rome with the imposition of mutual border controls.

The cooperation between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un is deepening with a new unit intended to assist in the war in Ukraine.

A passenger asked to disembark after boarding was completed, raising suspicions among fellow travelers. The captain cancelled the flight and police were called to the scene. It was later revealed that the man refused to fly due to concerns about desecrating the Sabbath.

A group of students visited the Mauthausen memorial wearing shirts featuring one of the perpetrators of the 1978 Coastal Road massacre. The guide did not stop the tour, while participants claimed it was a "protest against the genocide in Gaza."

The New York Times reveals the Trump administration's secret plan to create cracks in Cuba's political leadership through agent recruitment and influence operations.

According to a report in the newspaper Il Messaggero, Italian authorities have ordered the cessation of the use of Rafael's anti-drone system at Fiumicino International Airport and the transfer of the contract to an Italian company. The reason: the system was defined as "military equipment" imported without the required permits.

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked the contradictory messages from Washington: "'Massive attack coming. wait, never mind, they want to negotiate'". Ghalibaf attacked American pressure: "Using bullying and fake news is a failed strategy".

The Iranian opposition reports that pro-regime demonstrations are funded and not authentic. An opposition activist claims the regime has executed at least 908 people since the beginning of 2026.

A couple from Israel arrived at a restaurant in the town of Mazunte, Mexico. After they revealed their origin, the waitress began playing anti-Israel music, ignored them, and declared: "I don't want to serve murderers - get out of here." Subsequently, the cook threw food at them, and they were required to leave the premises. "We told her she doesn't know us at all, but there was no one to talk...

A Belgian family of five, who booked accommodation in Italy via Booking.com, discovered that the address provided was actually an insurance agency. An attempt to find a quick alternative on the same platform led them into a second scam. Over 120 families have already fallen victim to this fraud network.

The international force may take shape soon and is planned to include additional countries. The goal: to oversee the implementation of the pilot in southern Lebanon.

A senior Pentagon official is formulating a new policy that emphasizes the use of short-range tactical nuclear weapons in the event of a conflict with another power. The goal of the new strategy is to prevent a conventional war from escalating into a nuclear conflict.

Mandatory service has been extended from 4 to 11 months, women have entered the mandatory draft system for the first time, and the army will increase the number of recruits by about 50% by 2033. Princess Isabella has also reported for duty, and soon conscripts will be sent to Greenland for the first time against the backdrop of the threat from Russia and tensions with Trump.

Sopwan Owa, a player for Yala Football Club, was killed by a lightning strike during a match in southern Thailand. The incident occurred during stoppage time amid a severe thunderstorm, leaving nine other players injured.

Syria has agreed to significantly cut oil imports from Russia as part of negotiations with the US. The move is intended to facilitate Syria's removal from the state sponsor of terrorism list and improve ties with Washington.

Flyers distributed in Amsterdam ahead of the Pride Parade called for boycotting Israeli artists and reporting their whereabouts. The publication included personal details of three Israelis labeled as 'war criminals.' The RITA organization, whose name was misused in the flyer, distanced itself from the campaign.

The tiny island nation announced a change of its name to Naoero, in a move intended to honor the national heritage.

A senior Iranian official stated that Tehran has realized it must establish leverage before negotiating with Donald Trump. Meanwhile, reports indicate the US is facing a shortage of long-range missiles.

Democratic primaries in Michigan and Missouri highlight a growing divide over Israel. Pro-Israel candidates are facing off against challengers who have adopted radical anti-Israel positions.

A man who purchased an old wooden clock at a second-hand store for six dollars was surprised when some strangers followed him to his car and offered him $100 for it. He refused the offer and opened the back compartment of the item to understand what had sparked their interest. Inside the clock, a large pile of bills awaited him – which he claims amounted to more than $2,000.

Senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad denied crimes against humanity during an interview with Piers Morgan, cynically dismissing the October 7 massacre as a series of 'mistakes'.

A 24-year-old Chinese woman claims she went to a hospital for a dental consultation regarding a slight protrusion of her lower jaw. However, she alleges that a specialist convinced her to undergo a complex surgery. According to her, the plan to move the jaw back by two millimeters turned into a procedure where it was moved more than 13 millimeters in the opposite direction.

Following the declaration of a state of emergency in 25 Italian cities, the Ministry of Health reports temperatures exceeding 40 degrees. Meanwhile, massive wildfires continue to rage across the continent; in Greece, two pilots were killed in an air accident. France and Spain have recorded a rare meteorological phenomenon that is exacerbating the fire situation.

An analysis of satellite imagery shows that 74% of structures in 19 examined villages in southern Lebanon have been destroyed, with five villages nearly razed to the ground.

The leader of the Los Rs organization, linked to the CJNG cartel, is accused of orchestrating the murder of beauty influencer Valeria Marquez following her breakup with his son. The crime occurred during a live broadcast.

A routine flight delay at Orlando Airport turned into a dramatic scene after a Florida preacher began addressing passengers about Jesus. The Alaska Airlines crew removed her, citing safety concerns, and the company subsequently banned her from future flights, sparking a viral debate online.

President Donald Trump and Senate Republican leader John Thune are engaged in a power struggle that is overshadowing the Republican Party's operations and its prospects for maintaining a majority in the midterm elections.

Against the backdrop of the cancellation of the American strike, Gulf states are demanding interceptors and defense guarantees from Washington - and expressing frustration at the lack of a clear strategy. In Tehran, they are threatening preemptive attacks if negotiations fail. At the same time, attempts to formulate an arrangement for opening the Strait of Hormuz continue.

Hundreds of man-portable air-defense systems may soon be sent from China to Iran, marking a dangerous shift in relations. Until now, Beijing has helped Tehran behind the scenes but avoided direct arms sales. What is behind this course change, what the missiles offer Iran, and the threat Donald Trump has already issued to Beijing: "It will be very bad for you."