Is the Yemen war entering a new phase?

‘City terrorised by rogue agency’: Mamdani seeks probe into ICE shooting of Dominican man in NYC

Jacksons Hill Sale Scrutiny: Victoria defends A$1m Nine deal; MP demands transparency

The sale of Jacksons Hill, a historic psychiatric hospital, to Channel Nine for A$1 million has sparked significant debate. Critics argue over the valuation and the absence of a competitive bidding process. With three heritage-listed buildings included, any redevelopment will demand meticulous restoration to comply with heritage regulations. The government's intent is to maintain the site's legacy while also promoting investment in the surrounding area.

Poland detains man suspected of planning assassination of PM Tusk

Police received credible information about possible attacks against Donald Tusk and his defence minister.

Florida protects 1,034-acre ranch once owned by governor in $6.52m conservation deal

Florida has approved a $6.52 million conservation easement to protect Limestone Creek Ranch from development. The 1,034-acre property has been involved in cattle ranching for over 70 years. This agreement allows continued agricultural operations while preventing future development on the land. Governor Ron DeSantis emphasized the importance of protecting Florida's unique lands and waters. The initiative is part of a broader effort involving over 10,770 acres across the state.

Iranian protester hanged hours after marrying jailed fiancee over phone in prison ceremony

Saudi capital airport hit by second Houthi strike in two days

The Yemeni group says it carried out attacks that killed 13 people in Riyadh over the weekend and targeted two airports and oil facilities.

‘Our seas, our land’: Sri Lanka assures India against hostile acts from its territory

Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has stressed that his country will not allow its territory for hostile actions. He reiterated the commitment to a non-aligned foreign policy amid the US-Iran conflict and rejected military requests from both sides. Dissanayake emphasized humanitarian assistance will be provided if needed. Security cooperation with India was also reaffirmed during a recent meeting with Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.

Ukraine steps up attacks on Russian tech infrastructure, damages third data center

A recent drone strike by Ukraine has damaged a Yandex data center in Vladimir, disrupting operations and causing service outages in taxi and banking sectors across multiple cities. This incident is part of a series of continuous aerial assaults on Yandex facilities, raising alarms over rising diesel prices in the U.S. Additionally, a drone strike in Bryansk has resulted in casualties, intensifying regional tensions.

Houthis claim Saudi airport attack that killed 12 as Middle East tensions rise

The Saudi-led coalition fighting the Houthis in Yemen said Sunday's projectile hit Terminal 4 of the airport, causing a fire. Saudi air defences also intercepted a cruise missile near the airport, although authorities did not immediately provide further details about the latest incident. The airport remained closed following Saturday's attack.

Zelenskyy says ready to hold Ukraine elections if Russia offers 60-day ceasefire

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky suggested organizing elections if a 60-day ceasefire with Russia is established. He reacted to criticisms from Donald Trump regarding his leadership and military actions. Zelensky emphasized that the decision of Ukraine's leadership lies with its people, not external figures. He acknowledged an announcement of an energy ceasefire, but stated it was news to him.

Egypt’s ancient Fayoum portraits to be exhibited abroad for first time

Egypt recently revealed a restored version of the Tondo of the Two Brothers painting at a press conference. The painting, created during the second century, is part of the Fayoum portrait collection. Italian and Egyptian experts collaborated for three weeks on the restoration project in Tahrir. A major exhibition will showcase the restored portraits in Rome from November through May 2027.

Britain defends Zelenskyy as Trump blames Ukraine for rising US diesel prices

Britain defends Zelenskyy as Trump blames Ukraine for rising US diesel pricesBritain has reaffirmed its support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy after US President Donald Trump called for him to be replaced and announced a controversial deal to purchase Russian diesel.According to The...