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WHO Reports Israeli Forces Attacked Staff Residence and Warehouse in Gaza The World Health Organization (WHO) has stated that the Israeli military targeted its staff residence and main warehouse in Deir al-Balah on Monday, disrupting its operations in Gaza. According to the WHO, the residence was struck three times

Russia Launches Overnight Attacks on Ukraine Ukrainian officials reported that at least a dozen people were injured following 42 Russian drone strikes overnight, occurring shortly before the two nations agreed to hold further discussions in Istanbul on Wednesday. The attacks targeted an apartment building in Kramatorsk, as well as locations

Chinese authorities have detained six individuals and initiated disciplinary probes into nearly 30 others following the poisoning of more than 230 kindergarten pupils by food containing industrial-grade lead paint. The incident, which took place in Gansu province earlier this month, stands as one of China’s most severe school

Iranian officials have urged residents to reduce water usage as severe heatwaves and water shortages persist across the country. According to meteorological reports, Iran is enduring its hottest week this year, with temperatures surpassing 50°C in certain regions. Alongside extreme heat, the nation faces a critical water shortage. The

Vladimir Putin seems unshaken by Donald Trump’s first clear move against Moscow—a sign experts and insiders suggest reflects the Russian leader’s expectation that relations would worsen after initially improving at the start of Trump’s second term. While Moscow sees the strained ties with Trump as unfortunate—

On the morning of Friday, 13 June, hours after Israel launched missiles toward Tehran, one of Donald Trump’s first calls was to the emir of Qatar. Trump hoped Sheikh Tamim could encourage Iran’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian, to pursue a diplomatic resolution. Pezeshkian declined, stating that Iran was open