Two years after the October 7th attack—the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust—Israel prepares to welcome back hostages from Gaza.

Can the man who forged the Abraham Accords do it again?

The chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee insisted that outside lobbying has no impact on the prize decision.

The EBU stressed that Eurovision is a contest between public broadcasters—not governments—and that Israel has not violated any rules by entering the competition.

Thousands of crime victims in the Netherlands are being left without justice as police close cases prematurely without even starting investigations.

The appeal ruling follows a trial lasting nearly four months that uncovered a decade of sexual abuse, leading to convictions for 51 men—including the victim’s ex-husband.

Pavel Durov says Western governments are using ‘safety’ laws to justify mass surveillance and censorship.

The Republic of China is speeding up the construction of a protective ‘dome’ —while also continuing to increase spending on its military.

With winter approaching, authorities in the Ukrainian capital report multiple injuries and widespread disruption as the strikes target the city’s infrastructure.

Israel’s cabinet has approved a U.S.-brokered truce with Hamas that will see all Israeli hostages released in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners—sparking fierce political turmoil in Jerusalem.

Under pressure from Trump, NATO has raised its defense spending target to 5% of GDP, marking a sharp increase from the previous 2% goal.

“For those of us who are believers, this whole abortion agenda is a manifestation of evil.”