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US officials reportedly growing frustrated with Netanyahu acting like a 'madman' after Syria strikes

Axios says White House officials said Netanyahu's actions could undermine Trump's peace efforts in the region.

Netanyahu's office says Israli PM recovering from 'food poisoning'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has suffered food poisoning and will have a three-day rest, his office said on Sunday.

Iran 'replaces' air defence systems damaged during Israel war

Iran has replaced the air defence systems damaged during its 12-day war with Israel last month, a senior army general has said.

In Gaza, hunger now permanently steals sleep and hope

Months of food and medical supply restrictions by Israel have pushed Gaza into a severe famine, causing widespread suffering and risking the lives of millions of Palestinians.

Usyk beats Dubios to become undisputed world heavyweight champion

"Now I want to go back home, now I want to make a choice, what next, I will continue boxing, I will continue training," Usyk said post-fight.

What's behind anti-Muslim 'eviction drives' in India's Assam?

Thousands of people continue to hold protests against the eviction, saying the Bengali-speaking Muslim residents in the state are being deliberately targeted.

Syrian govt announces immediate ceasefire in Sweida amid international calls for peace

The fighting between Druze militias and Bedouin fighters in Sweida led to international requests for Syria to restore peace and prevent further violence, President Ahmed al Sharaa has said.

US court blocks Trump sanctions on ICC, citing free speech violation

Federal judge rules that Donald Trump's executive order imposing penalties on Americans who engage with ICC likely breaches First Amendment protections.

Arsenal complete signing of Chelsea winger Madueke

Noni Madueke's switch across London has sparked criticism from supporters who believe he is not worth the price tag.

Trump diagnosed with chronic vein disorder amid leg swelling

'Importantly, there was no evidence of deep vein thrombosis or arterial disease,' says spokesperson Karoline Leavitt

Cornrows: Traditional African hairstyle with a history of defiance endures worldwide

Cornrows that once hid escape routes now carry stories of African pride, identity and heritage across generations.

Israel is a habitual offender when it comes to bombing Gaza's churches. Here's a timeline

Israel is framing Gaza church bombing as "a mistake" despite witnesses and patriarchate reporting a "direct" tank attack. But it's not the first, as Israel has repeatedly bombed churches in Gaza since launching its genoc

What does Burna Boy’s apology to Afrobeats address?

Reactions to Burna Boy’s apology have been mixed, with many Nigerians taking to social media to air their views.

Yamal takes iconic Barcelona number 10 shirt as he follows Messi's footsteps

Other star names including Diego Maradona, Ronaldinho and Rivaldo have worn the Barcelona number 10 shirt in the past.

Negotiation between sword and the neck? Srebrenica genocide lessons for Gaza

From Gaza today to Srebrenica thirty years ago, history shows a brutal truth: genocides don’t end through dialogue with those committing them.

At least three killed, 34 others injured as Israel strikes Syria's capital

At least three people have died and 34 others injured after Israeli army launched airstrikes on Syria's capital Damascus on Wednesday.

Khamenei says Iran capable of delivering 'stronger strikes' on Israel, US

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said that his country is capable of delivering "even stronger blows" to the US and Israel.

What is Israel up to in Syria's Sweida?

The recent Israeli "aggression" comes on top of the continued Israeli occupation of Syrian territory in the country's south.

New Israeli air strikes pummel Syrian capital Damascus

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz confirms the attacks and threatens further strikes on Syrian territory.

Israel strikes gate of Syrian army HQ in Damascus

The Israeli attack comes as it continues to conduct strikes on Syrian forces in the southern city of Sweida.

Illegal Israeli settlers seize control of historic Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron

The mosque is located in Hebron’s Old City in an area under Israeli occupation where roughly 400 illegal Israeli settlers live under the “protection” of around 1,500 Israeli soldiers.

Trump to impose more than 10% uniform tariffs on African countries, others from August

US president says new trade policy will target over 100 countries, starting August 1, with pharmaceutical and tech goods also facing future tariffs.

Russia's Lavrov meets with China's President Xi, Russia says

The two sides discussed a number of issues concerning bilateral political contacts, including Russian President's upcoming visit to Beijing.

US nuclear commission job post includes political loyalty questions

Critics say questions amount to litmus test as Trump seeks to speed nuclear power plant approvals