Tragic Mall Fire in Iraq Claims 61 Lives

A fire broke out at the Corniche Hypermarket in Kut, Iraq, killing at least 61 people, with many others injured or missing. The five-story shopping center had only opened a week earlier. Most victims died from suffocation in bathrooms, and 14 bodies remain unidentified. Videos showed flames tearing through the mall as firefighters rescued people, [...]

Hezbollah’s Disarmament Challenge In Lebanon

Lebanon’s new government faces a tough challenge in convincing Hezbollah, an Iran-backed group, to give up its weapons and become just a political party. The US says Hezbollah must disarm for Lebanon to get international aid and political stability. But Hezbollah’s leader refuses, saying they will keep their arms until Israel fully withdraws from Lebanese [...]

Israel Bombs Yemen Port Over Threats

Israel carried out another airstrike on Yemen’s Hodeida port, saying it was targeting Houthi military sites. This is the second time in a month that Israel has attacked the port. Israel says the Houthis have been firing missiles and drones at Israel to support Hamas in Gaza. According to Israeli officials, the port was being [...]

Iran Faces Major Water Crisis as Rationing Begins in Cities

Iran may soon start water rationing in most areas due to decades of poor planning and worsening climate change. Some cities have already begun rationing, with reports of water cuts and low quality in Tehran and other provinces. People are facing increasing water shortages and outages, especially during ongoing extreme heat. A lawmaker blamed the [...]

Jordan Sends 50 Aid Trucks to Gaza Amid Growing Crisis

Jordan sent 50 trucks with food supplies to northern Gaza on Thursday to help people affected by the ongoing war. The aid was organized by the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO), with help from the Jordanian army and the World Food Programme (WFP). The supplies are part of Jordan’s emergency efforts to respond to the [...]

Silivri: Türkiye’s Prison Of Power

Silivri, once known as a quiet coastal town near Istanbul, is now infamous for its massive prison complex. Built in 2008 to modernize Türkiye’s jails, it became central to high-profile trials, including that of Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, now jailed for insulting a public official. Originally seen as a symbol of progress, Silivri later became [...]

Israel Strikes Syria Amid Druze-Bedouin Clashes

Israel has launched airstrikes on Syria for a third day, targeting the defence ministry in Damascus and forces in Suweida province, where deadly fighting between Druze militias and Bedouin tribes has killed over 350 people since 13th July’2025. Israel says it is acting to protect the Druze, a minority group with strong ties to Israel. [...]

West Bank Facing Largest Displacement Since 1967, Says U.N.

West Bank: The United Nations reported that an Israeli military operation initiated in January in the northern part of the occupied territory has displaced tens of thousands of individuals, leading to worries about potential "ethnic cleansing." Since the start of Israel's "Iron Wall" operation in the northern West Bank, approximately 30,000 Palestinians have been forcibly [...]

Drone Attacks Hit Multiple Oilfields in Iraqi Kurdistan

On Wednesday, a drone attack hit the Ain Sifni oilfield in Dohuk, Iraqi Kurdistan, which is run by U.S. company Hunt Oil. This was the second attack on the same site in one day and is part of a growing series of strikes on oilfields in the Kurdistan region. Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP), which operates [...]

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