Jeffrey Epstein documents

Epstein alleged that Trump ‘spent hours’ with one of his victims, as thousands of documents released

Thousands of pages of newly unsealed court documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein have revealed fresh details about his network of associates and alleged interactions with powerful figures, including former U.S. President Donald Trump. The files, which stem from a long-running civil case against Epstein’s associate Ghislaine Maxwell, include depositions, witness statements, and…

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Gaza devastation

Inside Gaza, BBC sees total devastation after two years of war

Two years after the war between Israel and Hamas began, the Gaza Strip has been reduced to ruins, with once-thriving neighborhoods now resembling ghost towns. A BBC team granted rare access to the territory describes a landscape of total devastation — homes flattened, hospitals barely functioning, and thousands of displaced families struggling to survive amid…

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Trump Putin sanctions

Trump says Putin talks ‘don’t go anywhere’ as he imposes new sanctions

Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that planned talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin “didn’t go anywhere,” as his administration imposed a fresh round of sanctions on Moscow over its continued military involvement in Ukraine. The statement marks a sharp turn in tone just days after Trump had expressed optimism about brokering a…

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Israel Gaza ceasefire violation

Israel launches air strikes in Gaza, accusing Hamas of ‘blatant violation of ceasefire’

Israel launched a series of air strikes on the Gaza Strip late Sunday, accusing Hamas of breaching the fragile ceasefire that has held since the end of major hostilities earlier this year. The Israeli military said the strikes targeted what it described as “terror infrastructure” belonging to Hamas, following what it called “a blatant violation…

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Sébastien Lecornu no-confidence votes

French PM Sébastien Lecornu survives two no-confidence votes by MPs

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has survived two separate no-confidence motions in the National Assembly, allowing his month-old government to remain in power despite growing political turbulence. The motions, brought by opposition lawmakers from both the left-wing and far-right blocs, were triggered by discontent over Lecornu’s controversial economic reforms and his handling of nationwide protests….

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Israel and Hamas

Jeremy Bowen: Two years on, will Israel and Hamas seize the chance to end the war?

Two years after the devastating conflict between Israel and Hamas erupted, the question now dominating diplomatic circles is whether both sides are finally ready to end the war. The toll — human, political, and regional — has been immense. According to BBC Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen, there are tentative signs that exhaustion on both…

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Netanyahu attacks Palestinian recognition

Netanyahu attacks Palestinian recognition as dozens walk out of UN speech

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a fiery speech at the United Nations General Assembly this week, strongly condemning international efforts to recognize Palestinian statehood. His address sparked controversy as dozens of diplomats walked out in protest, underscoring the deep divisions within the global community over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Netanyahu’s remarks came amid growing momentum…

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