An Israeli and a British company are involved in oil drilling near the disputed islands in the South Atlantic Ocean, and the Argentine president announced in a speech to the nation: 'We are imposing sanctions on them, this is occupied territory'

A newly detailed account of the prime minister’s actions shows he reached the Kirya defense headquarters  nearly two hours after the assault began and held his first full security assessment at 9:55 a.m., fueling debate over delays and decisions that morning

Boeing 767 operated by 21 Air overshot the runway while landing from Puerto Rico, struck several vehicles and caught fire; five others were injured, three critically, as investigators examine why the jet failed to stop

Belgium condemned the 2024 Israeli strike that killed Enabel employee Abdullah Nabhan; Israel now cites a Hamas-linked mourning poster and a photo of him in uniform as evidence he belonged to the group’s Khan Younis Battalion

After commandos cleared the strategic ridge in southern Lebanon, Israel is deciding how to destroy remaining Hezbollah infrastructure while watching for Iranian involvement and any pressure from President Trump to halt the operation

Kevin Dimino, who has lived in Thailand for more than a decade, is accused of 'threats, harassment and physical violence' and of 'sowing discord and inciting division on racial and religious grounds'

A massive wall of snow and ice swept through the Bezengi Gorge in Kabardino-Balkaria as 33 climbers were in the area; authorities say 11 were killed, six remain missing and dozens of rescuers are searching with helicopter support

Trump adviser says Washington and Israel agree on Gaza’s end state but warns disarmament will be difficult, citing vast militarization and four months of talks with Hamas