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The app has updated the satellite imagery for much of the Palestinian territory with photos from February 2026 that lay bare the effects of the Israeli offensive

The acts of sabotage that targeted water infrastructure in 12 states this summer are believed to have been carried out by Iranian hackers, who have been very active since the start of the war

Attacks on the directors of 'NAZA' are the latest chapter in years of funding shortages and contempt from the authorities. Artists warn that if Netanyahu wins again they will not be able to hold on

Hormuz, Bab al-Mandab and the shutdown of the Saudi East-West pipeline, capped by damage to Russian refineries, trigger the biggest price surge since 2022

The Israeli prime minister, whose political future is at stake in next month’s election, delivered a hardline message in response to criticism. Mahmoud Abbas denounced ‘ethnic cleansing’ against Palestinians

The Netanyahu government had until now boycotted the formation, with which it now seeks to build ‘a political bridge’

A congressional report estimates that spending had approached $40 billion by August, while the Pentagon’s inspector general has acknowledged shortages in munitions stockpiles

The film, winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, reveals how the mass killing of innocents in Gaza was organized remotely from the heart of the Israeli city

The New York socialist and ally of Mayor Zohran Mamdani will fight in Congress to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour and to abolish ICE

The highly probable intensification of the war in Ukraine this autumn adds to the hybrid war Russia has waged against the European Union

Programmed at the last minute, the documentary produced by ‘The Guardian’ and directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor is a devastating account that reveals systems of mass murder in Gaza

An estimated 658,000 children have been deprived of a proper education. Three years after the start of the Israeli offensive, families cannot afford to buy notebooks, and teachers are holding classes in makeshift tents

Award-winning filmmaker Poh Si Teng is premiering the documentary in theaters across the United States and at international film festivals; it is already considered one of the favorites for an Oscar

The Ceuta migrant crisis has made one thing clear: Rabat has acted with the coolness that comes from feeling backed by the United States

Nearly 330,000 people remain forcibly displaced as negotiations stall and the Israeli military expands ground operations

The judge, who has been sanctioned by Washington, believes the ICC is facing its toughest challenge since its creation, but maintains that the pursuit of justice is a shared responsibility and a right of victims

The president of Colombia has undertaken a marked shift from the diplomacy of his predecessor, the leftist Gustavo Petro

An opaque set of social media channels with hundreds of thousands of followers is spreading fake news and exaggerations about the migrant crisis with messages that encourage an insurgency against the Spanish government

After publishing acclaimed biographies of writers Clarice Lispector and Susan Sontag, the latter of which won a Pulitzer Prize, the author turns in ‘The Upside-Down World’ to the lives and the misconceptions surrounding the painters of the Dutch Golden Age

The Israeli invasion has transformed an educational initiative into a show focused on making people of all ages laugh amid the destruction

American forces struck two Iranian rocket launch sites on Larak Island, and Tehran responded with missiles against Jordan and drones against UAE

Backed by Mamdani, the Dominican American candidate stunned New York’s political establishment with an upset victory in the Democratic primary

Attacks on commercial vessels continue in the strategic waterway as Iran and Oman finalize negotiations over a new shipping route

Benjamin Netanyahu blames Hamas for the phenomenon while Palestinian children and adults destroy the toys, with a mix of anger and incredulity, after the defense minister warned he would expel populations from places where kites originate

Among the countries of the region, the rivalry for control of natural gas is less about managing the fields and more about the infrastructure required to facilitate energy sales