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U.S. Temporarily Halts Some Weapon Shipments to Ukraine Amid Stockpile Concerns The U.S. is delaying certain arms deliveries to Ukraine due to concerns about declining domestic stockpiles, officials stated Tuesday, dealing a setback to the country as it faces escalating Russian attacks. Certain munitions had been committed to

Ceasefire Negotiations Progress as Israel and Hamas Consider Agreement Former U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that Israel has accepted terms for a proposed 60-day ceasefire in Gaza, urging Hamas to agree to the deal before the situation deteriorates further. Trump shared the update ahead of a planned

Midday brought a steady crowd to al-Baqa café, nestled along Gaza City’s shoreline. Beneath its wooden roof, people sat at plastic tables and chairs, seeking a brief escape from the conflict that had ravaged the once-busy city over the past 20 months. To one side stretched the

### A Religious Group in Crewe with Unconventional Beliefs A small religious group, whose leader presents himself as a successor to the Prophet Muhammad, Jesus, and even the Pope, operates from a former orphanage in Crewe, Cheshire. At least a dozen children are being educated at home on the premises. The

Germany Calls Iranian Envoy Over Suspected Espionage Targeting Jews in Berlin Germany has summoned Iran’s ambassador following the arrest of a man accused of spying on Jewish communities in Berlin on behalf of Tehran, potentially as part of a planned attack. “We will not accept any threats against Jewish

The Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has described a cartoon in a satirical publication as a "disgraceful provocation" after it appeared to portray the prophets Muhammad and Moses, sparking disapproval from religious conservatives. The illustration, published shortly after the conclusion of a 12-day conflict between Israel and