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The DK Oyster restaurant is once again in the spotlight after tourists who visited it recently describe being charged outrageous prices, feeling like they were being ripped off, and that the general atmosphere was questionable. 'They charge double or even triple what you see on their menu on Google.'

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was not invited to speak at the funeral of a soldier killed in the war with Iran. Despite preparing a speech, his name was omitted from the list of speakers while lower-ranking officials were invited. Sources indicate that Mamdani appeared frustrated and angry during the ceremony. Officials involved in the planning stated that the decision was political, as the...

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced the establishment of two new intelligence bodies to counter foreign espionage and cyberattacks. The move follows reports identifying Japan as a hub for Russian intelligence operations.

The last three council members remaining in Hartman resigned after a violent brawl. The state allocated one million dollars to improve infrastructure, but there is no official to sign the contracts. The authorities decided: The only solution – to declare the "town abandoned".

The first informal poll in the Security Council gives the lead to Rebecca Grinspen, former vice president of Costa Rica. Second place went to the former foreign minister of Guyana. Israeli UN ambassador Danny Danon stated: "The next secretary-general must fight the institutional antisemitism rooted in the UN."

According to a report in the British newspaper The Telegraph, the two sides discussed the issue during a meeting at the White House this week. The United States and Israel aim to convince regional partners to tighten or close border crossings to increase economic pressure on Iran. The goal is to "bring the regime to its knees," though experts highlight implementation challenges and the possibility...

Ukrainian company SkyFall has unveiled a drone interceptor to counter Iranian-made UAVs, while the US is purchasing older-generation Patriot missiles due to supply constraints. Meanwhile, Turkey seeks US engines for its indigenous fighter jet.

Special report: Citizens from Iran tell about the intensification of repression in the shadow of the wave of executions, about the presence of armed men, and about phone checks in the metro.

The struggle between the powers has crossed the boundaries of the atmosphere and includes hundreds of satellites stationed in space that may play a decisive role in a future campaign.

The Wall Street Journal reported on a large-scale Pentagon operation to recover the remains of hundreds of American soldiers killed during World War II.

The body of a 38-year-old British woman was discovered in a derelict building in the center of the Greek capital. Authorities identified the victim 11 days later after fingerprint checks in local databases proved unsuccessful. Investigators are currently working to trace her movements since arriving in Greece and identify her contacts.

The campaign in Iran is damaging the president's public standing and making it difficult for the Republican Party to maintain its majority in the midterm elections.

The PM said he presented the US President with three options regarding the regime in Tehran during their meeting in Washington: 'It is his decision.'

Crime data in London shows a sharp decline in property crimes in tourist centers, but a fierce battle of narratives is unfolding: while Mayor Sadiq Khan denies the contribution of “pickpocket hunters” and urges against vigilantism, local activists point to dozens of arrests and highlight legal failures that allow criminals to return to the streets.

A source familiar with the details said the purpose of the meeting was to convey a message to Vance from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The minister said that the attacks by pro-Iranian militias in Iraq against infrastructure and energy facilities in Saudi Arabia crossed a red line, and therefore the kingdom was forced to respond.

Parliamentary elections in Russia are not expected to produce major surprises, but the atmosphere in Moscow remains tense. After a brief period of openness, authorities have launched a crackdown on dissent amidst the ongoing war.

Political tension between Washington and Paris continues to escalate, marked by mutual insults and a diplomatic boycott at the UN.

The Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation drug cartels have deepened their grip on Africa. Drug production in the west of the continent allows easy access to smuggling routes to Europe and Asia. Nigeria announced that it carried out the largest drug seizure in its history.

The teenager, who admired mass murderers, has been sentenced to life in prison for the shooting at Apalachee High School. He used an assault rifle given to him by his father as a Christmas gift.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps planned to launch a ballistic missile at a port in Ukraine in response to a ship attack. The goal was to send a message while avoiding major damage. A fierce debate has erupted in Tehran regarding the response.

Public anger over power outages and the cost of living is evolving into a political struggle against the government. The national electricity company warns of a total blackout, while protesters threaten to paralyze state institutions.

Tissue samples were sent for testing for suspected poisoning or disease. Duncan Wunyama: "The bodies were found in various locations around the national park."

Rait al-Tamimi, who lived for years in Baghdad, met Khamenei, and Nasrallah's men, is now openly calling for normalization with Israel. In a special interview with N12, he blames Iran and talks about the price he pays: "I am threatened all the time."

The young lifeguard, Ryder, was filmed diving into the water to save a child swept away by strong waves off the coast of California. For long minutes, the two struggled against the current until another lifeguard arrived to assist.

A mountain hike turned into a nightmare: the injured hiker used his medical expertise to manage his trauma. His friends coordinated with rescue teams via satellite, while the climber requested that others be warned to spare children from seeing the injury.

Argentine model Wanda Nara has released security footage showing four burglars breaking into her home in Italy. While the intruders were inside, her five children were watching the World Cup final before hiding in a bathroom.

Tehran is intensifying its rhetoric against Ukraine following strikes on logistics routes in the Caspian Sea. Iranian officials are threatening retaliation, while Kyiv asserts its intent to disrupt the supply of Iranian weapons to Russia.

The 'Kayhan' newspaper warns against a 'ceasefire trap' and urges decisive action. Meanwhile, moderate circles in Iran see the lull as a chance for the economy. The US is betting on financial pressure, viewing it as more effective than bombings.

At the 61st Independence Day ceremony of the Maldives, President Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed the ban on Israeli passport holders, citing solidarity with Palestinians and criticizing the opposition's past pro-Israel policies.

A news site identified with the Russian opposition published a surprising analysis about Putin • Unusually, he has gone out in recent days to meet citizens, and it turns out this is how he behaves in moments of real emergency • Recently, Ukraine has dealt a series of heavy blows to Russia, and Putin's support rating is plummeting.

Two young Israelis awaiting military service were detained in Greece on suspicion of weapon possession after sheltering a group of compatriots fleeing a brawl. Following a day in custody, the court ordered their release, confirming they were the victims of the attack.

Massive protests by young Indians have led to unusual concessions from the Indian Prime Minister, cracking his image as a leader immune to public pressure.

The Jackman family from Nebraska lost their dog, Chong, five years ago. He was recently found by chance in Indiana, nearly 1,000 kilometers from his original home. The owner's message: "Never lose hope."

Two candidates with diametrically opposed worldviews regarding Israel are facing off in a tight race in Michigan - a race that may reflect the direction of the Democratic Party.

Diplomatic crisis between the two most powerful and influential countries in Latin America.

A massive election sign in Hebrew for Gadi Eisenkot in Limassol has sparked public debate. MEP Fidias Panayiotou criticized the move, facing subsequent accusations of double standards and antisemitism.

A nap before a flight from New York to Los Angeles turned into a heated confrontation in first class after a passenger occupied another's seat and refused to move because her own seat was broken. The viral video has sparked a debate over seat rights and upgrades.

Dafne Zapata Quintos Martínez arrived at a camp in Ciudad Madero and died four days later. Children's testimonies raise serious allegations of abuse. The academy director initially denied the suspicions against him, stating: "She suddenly collapsed while showering and did not regain consciousness." He has since been arrested on suspicion of involvement in her death.

Admiral Cooper recommended that the Pentagon and the White House end the waves of strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, as most designated targets had already been hit. He emphasized that without an intent to escalate, continuing the bombings is pointless. This recommendation influenced President Donald Trump's decision to pause strikes in Iran.

The President of Ukraine reported that Russia has been preparing for over a month to receive reinforcements from its ally. Volodymyr Zelensky added that North Korea also plans to supply Russia with new ballistic missile launchers, posing a threat to countries in Asia.