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Netanyahu Met Trump Again And Nominated Him For The Nobel Peace Prize For "Forging Peace" In The World
“He’s forging peace as we speak, in one country, in one region after the other,” Netanyahu said.
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An Investigation Has Revealed That US Contractors Are Deliberately Killing Palestinians Trying To Get Aid In Gaza
Videos showed chaotic scenes, with hundreds of desperate Palestinians crowded between metal gates to reach aid, with the sound of gunfire, stun grenades and pepper spray being deployed.
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The UK Arrested An 85-Year-Old Priest For Protesting It Banning A Pro-Palestine Group As "Terrorist"
85-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt was arrested for peacefully protesting by sitting and holding a sign that read “I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action”.
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Russia Has Become The First Country To Formally Recognize The Taliban Government In Afghanistan
Human rights groups have condemned Russia’s move, saying it sets a “dangerous precedent” towards normalizing the Taliban regime without guaranteeing human rights.
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Swiss Police Caught A Duck Speeding On The Traffic Camera And It Turns Out It’s A Repeat Offender
People have been asking what the penalty would be awaiting the feathered offender.
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Here’s What Happened Around The World In June 2025
Here’s what happened around the world in June 2025.
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In A Landmark Ruling, A Court In India Has Ruled That Trans Women Are Legally Women
The case was brought after a trans woman filed a case agains her in-laws and husband fro harassing her.
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This Pakistani Politician Called India’s Prime Minister “The Temu Version Netanyahu” Over Its Acts In Kashmir
Bhutto Zardar described Modi as “the Temu version of Netanyahu”, comparing him to the Chinese e-commerce site often known for selling low-quality and cheap items.
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Hong Kong’s Last Pro-Democracy Opposition Party Has Announced It Is Disbanding Due To "Political Pressure"
Founded in 2006, the League of Social Democrats (LSD) is the third major opposition party to disband in 2025.
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Israel Bombed A Popular Cafe For Journalists In Gaza, Killing One Journalist And Injuring Another
The attack killed 39 people, including freelance journalist Ismail Abu Hatab and visual artist Frans al-Salmi.
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German Lawmakers Protested The Parliament Banning The LGBTQ Flag By Dressing Up In Rainbow Colors
“The more colorful the parliament is, the better,”
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The DR Congo And Rwanda Have Finally Signed A Peace Treaty After Nearly 30 Years Of Fighting
The agreement also facilitates the safe, voluntary and dignified return of refugees and internally displaced people on both sides and ensures humanitarian access.