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A Gaza journalist who met with Mayor Mamdani and was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize as well as listed in Time100 admitted that he withheld footage of Israeli hostages being beaten by a Palestinian mob on Oct. 7, 2023, to protect the perpetrators.

The Pentagon’s war with Iran has cost $33.4 billion and counting, while hundreds of destroyed buildings and dozens of aircraft have yet to be accounted for, according to a stunning new internal report warning of ’strategic inventory shortfalls.’

The U.S. military is straining under the pressures of the Iran war, according to two U.S. officials familiar with operations in the Middle East. One cautioned that this stress could lead to a “breakdown” in the military’s ability to effectively continue a war that President Donald Trump said would end in early April.

The Qatar-donated Boeing 747-8 that has been transformed into Bridge Air Force One is about to demonstrate just how different Ireland’s situation is from Turkey’s.

A businessman connected to Chinese military contractors was among the foreign investors who purchased shares in SpaceX while it remained a private company. An entity associated with the Qatari royal family also acquired a stake.

In an unprecedented crackdown across the Middle East and North Africa, Interpol announced Monday that authorities have arrested 201 individuals associated with cross-border cybercrime networks.

Governments across Asia are increasing their use of coal, the most polluting fossil fuel, as they attempt to address significant energy shortages caused by the US-Israel war on Iran.

On Tuesday, Afghanistan’s Taliban government announced that it had released a U.S. national who had been detained in the country for over a year.

Marc Johnson, a virologist and professor at the University of Missouri, disclosed on Monday that his institution’s supply of a vital medical resource will be "cut in half" due to the Trump administration’s conflict with Iran, potentially leading to significant implications for medical facilities across the country.

Israel initiated a new series of attacks on Iran on Friday, following President Donald Trump’s warning not to repeat its strikes on Iranian natural gas infrastructure, which significantly intensified the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran.

President Trump stated on Wednesday that Israel will refrain from carrying out additional attacks on Iran’s primary natural gas facility.

Since the conflict in Iran began on February 28, concerns about oil and gas have dominated the headlines and prompted the most significant complaints from consumers.

A travel company refused to refund a trip to South Africa for Moscow women that was canceled due to the war in Iran.

‘This is the largest surge in bomb shelter requests I have ever experienced,’ Ron Hubbard says.

Bloomberg reports that the conflict in Iran has impacted global medicine and artificial intelligence.

This week, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service reiterated previous claims that European countries were planning to provide Ukraine with a nuclear weapon. FIMI narratives accused Ukraine and the United Kingdom of plotting pipeline sabotages.

In response to attacks by Israel and the United States, Iran has been striking the territories of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, and Oman indiscriminately, effectively uniting a coalition of angry Arab states against the authorities in Tehran.

Since the United States and Israel initiated attacks across Iran last weekend, the Islamic Republic has responded by launching missiles and drones throughout the region, targeting Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and other countries.

Following the U.S.-Israel attack on Iran on February 28, over 1,100 ships across the Middle East encountered GPS and Automatic Identification System (AIS) interference within a 24-hour period, exposing the vessels to navigation and accident risks, according to the maritime AI company Windward.

New satellite images from several key military bases in the Arabian Peninsula indicate that Iran is attempting to weaken air defenses by targeting US-made radars designed to detect incoming missiles and drones.

The United Arab Emirates is contemplating military measures to prevent Iranian missile and drone attacks on the nation, according to two sources familiar with the situation who spoke to Axios.

President Donald Trump stated in a nine-minute phone interview with CNN on Monday morning that the US military is "knocking the crap" out of Iran, though the "big wave" is still on the horizon.

Iran announced it has temporarily closed parts of the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow entrance to the Persian Gulf. This action followed reports from semiofficial Iranian news agencies about live fire drills in this crucial waterway, through which 20% of the world’s oil supply is transported.