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Yemeni religious authorities have criticized al-Azhar's call for a ceasefire in Yemen, framing the conflict as an armed militia coup rather than a standard interstate war.

Following violent riots and widespread looting across France that caused up to 1.2 billion euros in damages, authorities are cracking down on street vendors and online marketplaces selling stolen luxury goods.

Kenyan doomsday cult leader Paul Mackenzie was convicted of murdering 191 people, mostly children, who starved to death in the Shakahola forest.

Federal prosecutors reportedly found DNA evidence linking Rep. Ilhan Omar to alleged immigration fraud, including claims she married her brother. The investigation could potentially lead to grand jury indictments and denaturalization efforts.

Iran issues travel warnings for France, Belgium, and Italy amid European unrest, advising its citizens to avoid protest hotspots and monitor local security updates.

Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed sparked controversy by questioning US-Israel relations and facing scrutiny over alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties, which he strongly denies.

A Croatian court extended the detention of suspects involved in a Nazi and antisemitic fan march in Split, as authorities crack down on extremist behavior at football matches.

Canadian candidate Brady Rogers won a seat on the Kelowna city council after running a viral, humorous campaign based on the premise that he was completely unqualified.

US authorities arrested a 24-year-old Kansas man for posting online threats against Donald Trump ahead of a political rally, federal officials reported.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman during a joint event with Governor Kathy Hochul, attacking his campaign tactics and policies.

Polymarket faced severe backlash in the USA after opening a betting market on a sexual assault case at Cornell University, drawing criticism from advocacy groups and shining a spotlight on celebrity endorsers like LeBron James.

Protests over living costs in France have erupted into widespread violence and looting, targeting luxury boutiques, tech showrooms, and thousands of small businesses, with insurance damages projected to exceed one billion euros.

US Vice President JD Vance stated in a recent interview that he will not interfere in Israeli elections, distancing himself from President Donald Trump's approach toward Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A 10-year-old girl abducted by her father in Brazil was rescued after blinking a distress signal to police. The father was arrested, and the child was safely reunited with her mother.

Dutch police found the body of 29-year-old missing woman Hajar in a suitcase in Amsterdam. Investigators suspect a criminal act and search for an unknown man.

Indian police arrested five people, including a mother, for allegedly selling her 45-day-old infant and staging an abduction. The baby was rescued safely within 24 hours.

A Chinese court sentenced a kindergarten operator to life imprisonment after toxic paint in food caused lead poisoning in over 200 children in the city of Tianshui.

Massive riots and looting led by teenage gangs rocked Milan over the weekend, shocking Italian authorities as 80 percent of those arrested were minors, prompting emergency government legislation.

Former UN Torture Rapporteur Alice Jill Edwards has accused UN colleagues of an obsessive anti-Israel bias, ignoring Hamas atrocities, and damaging the organization's credibility.

Unconfirmed rumors on social media claim North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is in a coma in Beijing, while his sister Kim Yo Jong issues severe threats against South Korea amid rising border tensions.

Violent protests across France left around 1,500 stores looted and damaged, including luxury boutiques, supermarkets, and an Apple store, with repair costs exceeding 10 million euros.

Massive riots and looting have swept France amid protests over the cost of living, leading to over 2,000 arrests. While cities burn, viral videos captured surreal scenes of tourists and locals displaying utter indifference.

A new IMPACT-se report reveals that Syrian textbooks under Ahmed al-Sharaa's government promote jihad and antisemitism while removing evolution and the Big Bang theory.

Russia launched 269 drones and missiles in a massive overnight attack across Ukraine, killing at least four people and injuring many others. The strikes hit residential and infrastructure targets as tensions rise following recent diplomatic shifts.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio accused Ukraine of attacking US-owned energy vessels in the Black Sea, urging President Volodymyr Zelensky to seek an end to the war.

Turkey confirmed it will maintain the blockade of warships in the Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits under the Montreux Convention, amid escalating Black Sea drone attacks near NATO waters.

Storm Adam has caused severe flooding in Spain, disrupting Ibiza Airport operations and resulting in a tragic fatality near Barcelona. Meteorological authorities have issued red alerts.

FBI agents raiding a Philadelphia home discovered bones and over a million disturbing images, renewing investigations into the disappearance of seven women over the past decade.

Turkey turns to Iran to help curb Houthi escalation against Saudi Arabia while expanding military cooperation with Riyadh under a tripartite defense pact.

British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband warned companies against participating in the E1 housing tender between Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim, threatening sanctions and legal consequences over settlement expansion plans.

Belgian philosopher Maarten Boudry warned on X that Europe's neglect of Jewish warnings and hostility toward Israel are returning as domestic chaos, amid severe riots in France.

Massive riots and looting across France following cost-of-living protests have caused hundreds of millions of euros in damages, affecting over 1,500 businesses.

Official reports indicate that one-third of Beijing's population will be aged 60 or older by 2035. China faces a deepening demographic crisis, prompting massive state investments to boost birth rates and support the elderly.

Independent Australian lawmaker Helen Haines was critically injured in a suspected intentional car ramming outside her office in Wangaratta, sparking renewed security concerns.

Moroccan minister Madiha Khayr was dismissed by King Mohammed VI within 48 hours of her appointment after leaked personal documents sparked a major social media controversy.

US President Donald Trump sparked controversy during a Kentucky rally by commenting extensively on the physical appearance and athletic physique of Ohio Senator Jon Husted ahead of the midterms.

A new poll shows US President Donald Trump's approval dropping to 33% ahead of midterms, driven by economic struggles, inflation, and the military conflict with Iran.

Officials in the Donald Trump administration are hiring defense lawyers ahead of potential midterm losses in Congress, fearing extensive Democratic investigations and subpoenas.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared in a recent interview that Iran's regime is the core obstacle to Middle East peace, while outlining broader US foreign policy.

French radical left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon has joined ongoing youth protests, sparking intense political backlash as riots cause widespread damage across France.