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Israeli army 'using Gaza tactics' while razing southern Lebanon villages
Israeli military sources report applying mass demolition tactics from Gaza to southern Lebanon, raising fears of a new, permanent security zone.
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French film show: Sweet nostalgia in 1980s coming-of-age story 'Just an Illusion'
Critic Manon Kerjean argues the 1980s-set 'Just an Illusion' transcends its tender romance to explore weighty family dynamics through a nostalgic lens.
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London police launch probe after 'attempted arson attack' on synagogue
Metropolitan Police investigate suspected arson attempt at Finchley synagogue, the latest incident in a sharp rise of antisemitic violence across London.
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Israel-Iran war LIVE: Chinese President denies sending weapons to Iran, says Trump
Chinese President denies arming Iran as diplomatic backchannel through Pakistan remains active following failed U.S.-Iran talks.
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Au Liban, peu d’espoir de paix malgré l’annonce de négociations avec Israël
Israel and Lebanon agree to direct peace talks under U.S. mediation, but deep-seated historical grievances and regional tensions cast a long shadow over the prospects for a breakthrough.
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Every 27 minutes, someone is killed in Sudan’s war
A relentless conflict in Sudan claims an average of 53 lives daily, with one person killed every 27 minutes over three years of war.
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What people in Lebanon are saying about talks with Israel
As landmark maritime border talks begin, Lebanese citizens express a mix of cautious hope and deep-seated skepticism.
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Iran: Hundreds of thousands of jobs lost due to war
Six weeks of conflict have devastated Iran's industrial base, leaving hundreds of thousands of workers unemployed as factories lie in ruins.
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Solar power in Morocco's desert: bold vision, mixed results
A 250-meter solar tower in the Sahara symbolizes Morocco's green ambitions, but grid limitations and fossil fuel reliance temper the vision.
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'If we don't divide the land we're heading to apartheid': Ex-head of Israel's Shin Bet
Former Shin Bet chief Ami Ayalon warns Israel is on a path to apartheid without a land-for-peace agreement with Palestinians, calling military power alone insufficient for regional stability.
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Israeli security cabinet to discuss possible Lebanon ceasefire
Israel's security cabinet meets to weigh a potential Lebanon truce, as diplomatic contacts intensify and fighting continues on the ground.
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Blue Origin has a new employee stock plan, but not everyone is happy
Blue Origin implements new employee stock compensation plan, aiming to provide liquidity while facing internal criticism over its structure and timing.