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A private investigator documented the employee cleaning a balcony, carrying water containers, and helping to paint a house while she was on sick leave. The court upheld her dismissal, but ruled that she must receive approximately 1,280 euros for 24 unused vacation days.

The U.S. has used nearly 80% of its THAAD interceptors and about half of its Patriot interceptors in the war with Iran. The shortage has alarmed Gulf states and was among the considerations that led Donald Trump to halt an additional strike over the weekend.

The US Senate Judiciary Committee has approved the nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General. The confirmation followed intense scrutiny over his ties to President Donald Trump and a requirement that he formally dissolve a controversial legal fund and meet with victims of Jeffrey Epstein.

Jordan is convening an emergency meeting of foreign ministers from Arab and Islamic countries due to what it defines as an 'immediate threat' of an Israeli takeover of the Temple Mount. Amman warns that violating the status quo could ignite a major religious conflict.

The Lebanese Minister of Justice announced that the investigation into the Beirut port explosion will be managed as a top priority, promising that the file will be transferred to an investigating judge within 60-90 days. Six years after the disaster, which killed 218 people, Lebanon promises to advance the search for the truth.

The Spanish Prime Minister has faced sharp criticism for taking a vacation during the migration crisis in Ceuta. The British Prime Minister went on leave just two weeks after taking office, while leaders in Germany, France, and Italy are also beginning their summer breaks.

A senior official in the Azerbaijani President's office claims that Israel halted the initiative to recognize the events of 1915 as the "Armenian genocide" following diplomatic pressure from Baku.

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.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview with CNBC that President Donald Trump's threat of military action is what brought about the breakthrough in the talks.

Artist Itay Zalait, who created the memorial to Yoni Netanyahu in Entebbe, discusses the project's origins, messages from the Netanyahu family, and the controversy over credit.

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.

According to the Houthis, the attack at Najran airport was carried out in response to the activity of Saudi UAVs in Yemeni territory, against the backdrop of renewed escalation between the parties in the last month.

The migration crisis in Ceuta is escalating, with 69,500 migrants returned to Morocco. Spain is facing severe criticism from EU partners and accusations of failing to secure its borders.

Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the global media about Israel. This edition: Iran's bet on a war of attrition, the new reality for bankers in Dubai, and a profile of the Chief Rabbi of Iran.

The Iranian parliament has dismissed Ebrahim Rezai and Mahmoud Nabavian from their senior positions in the National Security Committee. Both officials were known for their vocal opposition to talks with Washington.

Footage published on social media shows a Russian drone striking a merchant at a roadside market in Kherson. The man was seriously wounded but survived the attack. Russia is systematically targeting the city, which was liberated by Ukraine, in an attempt to force its abandonment.

The Jewish community in Iran lives in constant tension. The intensifying war between Iran, Israel, and the United States only complicates an already delicate situation.

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'.

The United States resumed deportation flights to Venezuela on Monday for the first time since the deadly earthquakes that struck the South American country in late June. On the first flight since the disaster, 147 Venezuelan migrants were deported from Miami to the state of Anzoátegui. The Trump administration had previously deported hundreds of Venezuelans weekly, but the operation was halted...

Against the backdrop of plans to open an embassy in Jerusalem, the world's third-smallest country has announced a name change. This move aims to align the state's official name with its local language and heritage, resulting in updates to international codes and national branding.

On Tuesday morning, Ukrainian drones hit targets in the Moscow and Tver regions and near St. Petersburg. At least six people were killed in strikes on Wildberries warehouses and other facilities.

Growing understanding regarding Mohammed bin Salman's influence on Donald Trump to cancel the intensification of US military strikes in Iran. The situation for Saudi Arabia remains complex, and Iran shows no genuine interest in diplomacy.

Authorities in the South Korean capital have deployed a fleet of 200 trucks to cool roads across the metropolis following record-breaking temperatures. At least 16 people have died due to the intense heat.

The New York City Council member's plan to establish a municipal grocery chain has encountered significant political obstacles. Critics have focused on perceived double standards regarding identification requirements.

A forecast presented on CNN gives Abdul El-Sayed a 98% chance of winning the Senate primary in Michigan. The progressive candidate's surge signals a deep rebellion against the Democratic establishment.

Turkey faces a critical strategic decision: whether to join an international sixth-generation fighter jet program or pursue an independent development path.

Japan is presenting its military buildup as an engine for economic growth, calling for investment in the arms industry and new technologies. The government warns that the Chinese threat to Taiwan remains its greatest strategic challenge.

Mohsen Rezaei, military advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran, claimed that the US planned a large-scale operation to seize the Strait of Hormuz but failed due to flawed assessments and Iranian counterattacks.

Drama in Iran: A close associate of Mojtaba Khamenei revealed the ongoing confrontation between him and the Iranian president. The desire to resign and the backing down - new details from the last few days about the Supreme Leader of Iran, who has not yet been seen alive.

North Korea attacked the Donald Trump administration and US allies on Tuesday following recent warnings regarding Pyongyang's cyber activity. The North Korean government dismissed the claims as "baseless accusations" intended to damage the country's image and justify further pressure.

Brazilian fighter Allan Nascimento was found unconscious at his home, apparently after suffering a cardiac arrest in his sleep. The UFC confirmed the tragic news, stating that despite the efforts of medical personnel, he was pronounced dead at the scene. Nascimento, who recorded 22 wins in 29 professional fights, last competed in June.

The US Department of Defense has begun implementing a secret plan, dubbed “Incubator Arc,” to withdraw strategic air assets from forward bases near Iran to protect them from potential preemptive strikes.

Political turmoil in Turkey: The "New Party," established only recently, garners almost a fifth of the votes in a new poll. The ruling party remains first, while the veteran opposition suffers a historic defeat.

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.

A small tourist plane crashed while flying over the Nazca Lines archaeological site in southern Peru, resulting in the deaths of all 13 passengers and crew members on board.

The Pacific island nation of Nauru, a great friend of Israel, is trying to shed its colonial past and has officially changed its name. What will you call it from now on?

Nigel Farage, leader of a right-wing party in the UK, stated that if he comes to power in the next elections, he intends to use the navy to prevent migrant boats from reaching the shores of the United Kingdom via the English Channel. His proposals have been condemned by other parties.

TMTG, a company owned by US President Donald Trump, has launched Truth API, a service providing real-time access to the President's social media posts. Subscription fees reach $100,000 per month.

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.