8 Nations Back Hamas’ Response to Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire Plan
Eight Arab and Muslim nations endorse Hamas’ acceptance of Trump’s Gaza ceasefire proposal, urging immediate negotiations and a two-state solution.
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Vinicius, Mbappe Shine as Real Madrid Tops La Liga with 3-1 Win
Vinicius Junior scores twice and Kylian Mbappe adds a goal as Real Madrid defeats Villarreal 3-1 to lead La Liga standings.
Chelsea Stuns Liverpool with Last-Minute Winner in Premier League Thriller
Chelsea’s stoppage-time winner against Liverpool shakes up Premier League standings as Reds suffer third straight defeat.
Hamas Pushes for Immediate Prisoner Swap as Egypt Mediates Ceasefire Talks
Hamas urges immediate prisoner exchange as Egypt hosts crucial talks between Israel and Palestinian groups, aiming to end the Gaza conflict through a U.S.-backed roadmap.
Israel Escalates Gaza Strikes as Trump’s Ceasefire Plan Awaits Hamas Approval
Israeli forces intensify Gaza strikes as Palestinians await implementation of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire plan, with regional talks underway in Egypt.
OpenAI’s Sora Empowers Content Creators with New AI Controls
OpenAI introduces controls for content rights holders in its Sora AI video app, balancing innovation with creator compensation as Hollywood tensions rise.
Jeff Bezos Predicts Orbital Data Centers Within 20 Years
Jeff Bezos forecasts gigawatt-scale data centers in space within two decades, citing 24/7 solar power advantages over Earth-based facilities.
Japan’s LDP Elects First Female Leader Amid Rising Conservatism
Sanae Takaichi becomes Japan’s first female LDP leader, signaling a rightward political shift. Her conservative agenda faces economic and diplomatic challenges.
U.S. Tensions Rise as Court Blocks Troop Deployment, Chicago Shooting Sparks Outcry
A U.S. federal court blocks troop deployment to Portland as tensions escalate in Chicago following a DHS-involved shooting, highlighting nationwide unrest.
137 Gaza Flotilla Activists Return to Istanbul After Israeli Detention
137 international activists detained during Gaza aid mission return to Istanbul as Turkey launches investigation into maritime interception.
Egypt Mediates Gaza Ceasefire Talks as Israel Seeks Hostage Release
Egypt hosts Israeli and Hamas delegations to discuss a U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal, aiming to end the Gaza conflict and secure hostage releases.
Syria Holds First Post-Assad Parliamentary Elections
Syria’s electoral colleges vote for new parliament in first post-Assad elections, testing governance amid war recovery challenges and calls for inclusive representation.
China Emerges as Top Study Abroad Choice for Mexican Students
As U.S. visa policies tighten, Mexican students are increasingly choosing China for higher education, drawn by scholarships and global career prospects.
Gaza Conflict Escalates Amid Fragile Ceasefire Efforts
As Hamas agrees to a peace deal, airstrikes in Gaza continue, raising civilian casualties and humanitarian concerns. Latest updates on the conflict’s toll and international responses.
Turkey Facilitates Return of 137 Gaza Flotilla Activists to Istanbul
Turkey arranges the return of 137 activists detained by Israel during a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, amid international criticism and legal concerns.
Israel Halts Gaza Offensive as Hamas Agrees to Hostage Deal
Israel pauses Gaza City offensive after Hamas agrees to release hostages under Trump’s 20-point plan, signaling potential ceasefire and reconstruction efforts.
Trump Calls for Immediate Halt to Gaza Strikes as Hamas Signals Hostage Deal
U.S. President Trump urges Israel to halt Gaza strikes as Hamas agrees to release hostages, signaling potential breakthrough in ceasefire talks.
Apple, Google Remove ICE Tracking Apps Following US Government Request
Apple and Google removed ICE-tracking apps after US government requests, citing safety risks. Developers criticize the move as censorship, sparking debates on tech compliance and civil liberties.
Japan’s Ruling Party Votes for New Leader Amid PM Succession Race
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party begins voting for a new leader, with five candidates competing to become the next prime minister. The outcome will shape Japan’s political future.
Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s $100K H-1B Visa Fee Proposal
A coalition sues to block Trump’s proposed $100,000 fee for new H-1B visas, arguing it oversteps presidential authority and threatens tech sector growth.