Defence`s Feeds

The Israeli occupation army's spokesperson appeared in a televised broadcast on Tuesday and revealed that the incident took place near Kibbutz Kissufim, opposite several refugee camps and towns in the central Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has condemned the deliberate targeting of Gaza's hospitals by Israel as a "war crime," urging the international community to take immediate action to stop it.

Continuing retaliatory attacks and targeted assassinations along the Lebanon-Israel border are prompting warnings of an escalation that could unleash a wider conflict in the region.

The head of the religious council of Hezbollah resistance movement has soundly refuted Washington's allegations that it is opposed to the spillover of the Israeli war on Gaza Strip, stressing that the latest US military strikes across Yemen dispute the claims.

Yemen will continue its naval attacks as long as the war against Gaza is ongoing, a member of Ansarullah's political bureau Mohammed al-Bukhaiti has said.

Yemen's Armed Forces fire ballistic missiles against American warships in the Gulf of Aden and Bab al-Mandab Strait in support of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, who have come under a genocidal US-backed war by the Israeli regime.

"The forgotten war" is how many newspapers describe the brutal power struggle between two generals in the Sudan. Foreign Minister Baerbock will travel to the Horn of Africa to bolster efforts to promote dialogue, stability and peace.

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It's a tough sell. Tens of thousands of ethnic Serbs who live and work in Kosovo but stubbornly reject the country's official currency have a week to ditch the dinar in their daily lives.

The sixth high-level EU-Georgia Strategic Security Dialogue took place on 23 January in Brussels.

Laos is again running out of gasoline, an indication that the country is still too dependent on its neighbors for fuel supplies and has failed to build adequate reserves following severe nationwide shortages in 2022.

A surge in global electricity demand over the next three years is expected to be entirely met by rapidly expanding renewables and a resurgent nuclear sector, marking a significant shift in the clean power transition, a report released Wednesday said.

During the 20-year dynastic reign of Azerbaijan's autocratic president, Ilham Aliyev, his relatives have amassed enormous wealth thanks in part to lucrative state contracts in major sectors, including natural resources, air travel, and construction.

Azerbaijan on January 24 said it was suspending its cooperation with the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) amid deteriorating relations with Brussels.

Moldovan Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu announced his resignation during a press briefing in Chisinau on on January 24, saying that he has achieved the goal set for him by pro-Western President Maia Sandu to bring Moldova, one of Europe's poorest countries, closer to integration into the European Union.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa on Wednesday loosened up the state of emergency across the country by lifting a curfew in 160 cantons to normalize everyday life undermined by the recent surge in gang violence, but 38 cantons, including Quito and the largest city of Guayaquil, remain in the red zone of high risk.

Houthi authorities in Yemen on Wednesday have ordered UN and other humanitarian staff holding US and UK passports to leave the country within a month.

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