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A federal court in Argentina has placed the daughter of a former Nazi official and her husband under house arrest after a search failed to locate a painting taken from a Jewish art dealer in Amsterdam during World War II. Officials conducted a raid on a property in Mar del

Tens of thousands of Israeli reservists will return to active duty in the coming weeks as divisions deepen within their ranks over the ongoing conflict in Gaza, mirroring broader societal disagreements in the country. Some must decide whether to report for service within days. The Israel Defense Forces began mobilizing

Berlin authorities have initiated an internal inquiry following the circulation of videos showing an Irish demonstrator at a pro-Palestinian rally being struck by an officer, prompting Ireland’s foreign ministry to express concern. Recorded footage shared online depicted activist Kitty O’Brien being hit by a police officer and

Xi Jinping has denounced the "actions of coercion" by certain nations, while Vladimir Putin attributed the conflict in Ukraine to western interference, during the second day of a major gathering in China aimed at offering an alternative to western-dominated alliances. The Shanghai Cooperation Summit (SCO) commenced in

6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Claims Hundreds of Lives, Reports Indicate A powerful earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan, resulting in hundreds of fatalities and injuring over a thousand people, according to the national broadcaster Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA). Concerns remain that the death toll could rise further.

Who Will Attend China’s Victory Day Parade? Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will be among the attendees for the Victory Day parade on 3 September, commemorating the end of the Second World War after Japan’s surrender. This will mark the first time