Politics
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Netanyahu Statement on the Dismantling of the Iranian Regime
Israeli prime minister asserts that the removal of Iran’s regime hinges on the Iranian people and Israel’s actions, outlining the interplay of internal and external factors.
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Nakhchivan Constitution Amended to Remove Moscow Treaty References
The Removal of References to Moscow: Nakhchivan Constitution Amended to Remove Moscow Treaty References. Read the full story and key context on Azat TV.
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Turkey and Iran Presidents Address Airspace Violations and Tensions
The presidents of Turkey and Iran discussed recent airspace violations and regional tensions in a phone call focused on de-escalation and diplomatic efforts.
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Putin-Trump Phone Call on Conflicts in Iran and Ukraine
The leaders discussed de-escalation and peaceful settlement efforts in Iran and Ukraine, stressing dialogue, international law adherence.
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US Warns Iran May Activate Sleeper Cells Abroad
U.S. officials have intercepted encrypted communications likely originating from Iran, signaling a potential “operational trigger” for sleeper assets abroad following Ayatollah Khamenei’s death.
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Gerry Adams faces High Court trial over IRA bomb claims
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams is appearing in a London High Court to defend against civil claims linking him to IRA bombings in the 1970s and 1990s.
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Ben-Gvir Expands Jerusalem Gun Access Amid Legal Scrutiny
Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has significantly widened gun license eligibility in Jerusalem, even as his office faces ongoing investigations into the legality of previous permit approvals.
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Kai Trump’s Erewhon Vlog Sparks Public Backlash
Kai Trump, granddaughter of President Donald Trump, faces intense online criticism after filming a luxury grocery store trip accompanied by her Secret Service detail.
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Lebanon Postpones Parliamentary Elections Amid Security Concerns
Lebanon’s parliament has delayed the scheduled May elections by two years due to security issues linked to Israel-Hezbollah clashes.
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Willis stands by poll critique as leadership questions persist
Deputy Prime Minister Nicola Willis defends her ‘truthful’ assessment of poor polling data as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon dismisses leadership coup speculation.
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SAPS Faces Scrutiny Amid Personnel Shifts and Rising Crime
As long-serving officers retire, the South African Police Service (SAPS) grapples with high-profile violent crime cases, including a fatal shooting in Edenvale and syndicate activity near OR Tambo.
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US Airport Delays Worsen as DHS Shutdown Hits TSA Staffing
Travelers across the U.S. are facing hours-long security wait times as a Department of Homeland Security shutdown leads to increased TSA staff absences during peak spring break travel.
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Explosive Device Thrown Near NYC Mayor Mamdani’s Home During Protest
Two arrested after an “improvised explosive device” was thrown near NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s residence during clashes between anti-Islam protesters and counter-demonstrators.
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Pezeshkian Faces Internal Pressure After Leadership Shift
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian navigates a volatile political landscape following the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei as Supreme Leader, amid ongoing regional tensions and contradictory military actions.
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Trump and Netanyahu Collaborate on Iran Ceasefire Strategy
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are coordinating a joint decision to halt hostilities with Iran, considering regional security and diplomatic factors.