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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.

Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, admitted that the pardon granted to him by his father was an unfair and inappropriate move. In addition, he revealed details about the deteriorating medical condition of his father, who is battling cancer.

According to reports from Lebanon, the US and Israel are advancing measures to weaken Hezbollah's economic infrastructure. The focus is on subjecting financial bodies to regulation, monitoring money changers, and combating gold trading networks.

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.

In Israel, contingency plans are being promoted in case Iran decides to continue its pursuit of nuclear capability, as revealed by Israeli security sources on the "Al-Monitor" website.

The powerful storm hit the island of Okinawa, leaving 14,000 buildings without electricity and causing five people to be injured. Now the typhoon is making its way to the Chinese coast, where the alert level has been raised and flights and maritime port operations have been canceled. At the same time, China is using the storm to demand that ships in the Taiwan Strait obey its instructions — a move...

Trump promised to help protesters in Iran, but since then at least 26 people have been executed following the protests. More than five months into the war, the US is looking for a way to end the conflict and the Iranians feel they have been left alone.

An aircraft carrying explosives was intercepted on Tuesday near a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig Airport in eastern Germany. According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, it is believed to be linked to Russian intelligence. It was further reported that Vladimir Putin may attempt to test NATO's resolve through actions against alliance member states in the coming years.

The Spanish government has decided to respond to the restrictions imposed by Rome a week ago following the mass breach into Ceuta. Despite calls to retract, the Italian government announced it would reconsider its decision only after ensuring there are no security or terrorist risks.

An American citizen who fell ill was evacuated from a research station on the frozen continent in an extraordinary operation and was safely transferred for medical care in New Zealand. The pilot who led the rescue operation: "The conditions were really at the limit of the capability - even of the most special aircraft."

The President of Iran rejected claims of a dispute with the armed forces, accused the US of thwarting understandings with Europe regarding the snapback mechanism, and said: "I am not afraid of death for the sake of God - for me, it is a victory."

The US Senate approved a comprehensive sanctions bill against Russia and Iran by a vote of 86 to 11, following Donald Trump's demand to expand the measures to Tehran. Simultaneously, secret diplomatic contacts to reach an agreement with the Iranians continue.

The US President is renewing efforts to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing allegations of mortgage fraud. Previous attempts were blocked by the Supreme Court, which noted that any new move must strictly follow due process.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Arab mediators fear that Tehran's representatives lack sufficient power to ensure that the agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz will be honored. The Revolutionary Guards are demanding immediate economic compensation and threatening to resume attacks on ships, while negotiations are expanding to include the easing of sanctions and the release of Iranian...

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

The claim being examined in academic and intelligence circles in Beijing links the crisis in Ceuta, the tension between Madrid and Jerusalem, and the security ties between Israel and Morocco. In China, they wonder if the assault on the Spanish enclave was part of a planned operation, but no evidence of Israeli involvement has been presented.

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.

The US Federal Aviation Administration has ordered an inspection of 471 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft after cracks were discovered in them. The planes will not be grounded, but any crack found will require repair before returning to service.

The earthquake in Japan was only the beginning: Typhoon "Dolphin" has forced Toyota to halt 17 production lines. The company is prioritizing employee safety and managing disruptions to global shipping routes.

The US reaffirmed its support for Spain's sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla, while sharply criticizing the Sanchez government for failing to protect its borders against a massive influx of migrants.

New official documents released to the public in the United States reveal today (Friday) a secret and explosive affair from the first term of Donald Trump. According to the documents, immediately after Trump dismissed FBI Director James Comey in May 2017, the bureau opened a special investigation to check whether the move was made in coordination with or under the influence of the Russian...

Tens of thousands of Breslov Hasidim are preparing for Rosh Hashanah in Uman in the shadow of the war: the movement's leaders sent a thank-you letter to President Volodymyr Zelensky and the Ukrainian authorities for their assistance, alongside heavy concerns regarding the security and logistical situation.

Margers Vestermanis, a survivor of the Riga Ghetto and one of the founders of modern research on Latvian Jewry and the Holocaust in the country, has passed away at the age of 100. For decades, he engaged in documenting, researching, and commemorating the Jewish community and received state decorations.

Global food prices rose in July to a high of more than three years, led by wheat, grains, and sugar. The UN warns that the wars in Iran and Ukraine, extreme weather, and energy costs could exacerbate the price increases.

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."

President Vladimir Putin has given the green light to sell 30.4% of the government's shares in Sheremetyevo Airport. However, Russia is expected to retain the "golden share" to block management decisions.

Turkey is deepening its grip on Syria through a military presence, building a new army, and investing in infrastructure and energy. Ankara seeks to push out Iran and become the central power in the country.

The official Iraqi news agency reported on Thursday that $500 million in cash arrived in Iraq in a shipment from the US Federal Reserve Bank. The agency stated that the funds are intended for transactions related to travelers and foreign money transfers, subject to the approval of the Central Bank of Iraq.

New Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella announced the end of peace talks with the ELN. The organization responded that it is prepared for large-scale attacks across the country, refusing to disarm without fundamental political changes.

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.

A new right-wing party in the UK has been embroiled in a storm after a senior member hinted that Nigel Farage was influenced by Jewish supporters. At the same time, questions are being raised about the ties of figures in its circle to extremist views.

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.

The US Department of Commerce has announced a ban on the export of tungsten residues and battery waste. The initiative aims to reduce dependence on China and bolster domestic recycling capabilities for critical minerals.

According to testimonies from dozens of political figures and various advisors, the mayor of New York emerges as a thin-skinned person who is extremely sensitive to public criticism and is primarily preoccupied with his public image.

The US President signed new executive orders aimed at limiting eligibility for automatic citizenship in the US, after the Supreme Court rejected his previous attempt. The move is expected to spark further legal struggle from human rights organizations.

Dr. Kobi Barda, a historian of American politics, criticized the US president's conduct regarding Iran during an interview on 103FM. He also provided a perspective on the American situation vis-à-vis China.

The US Vice President has sparked a fresh controversy after publicly mocking the weight of a conservative commentator who criticized his stance on Iran. The incident has reignited the debate over Vance's combative style, which supporters view as authentic and critics label as crude.

Abdul El-Sayed's victory in the Michigan primaries is igniting a sharp internal struggle within the Democratic Party. Centrist elements are warning against the strengthening of the progressive left and are investing millions in an attempt to stop the trend ahead of the 2028 elections.

A report by the Community Security Trust (CST) in the UK documents 1,926 antisemitic incidents across the country in the first half of 2026 - an increase of 21% compared to the same period last year. The monthly average of hate manifestations against Jews stands at 320 - a 99% jump compared to the period preceding October 7.