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Israel is fundamentally reassessing its approach to Middle East diplomacy, recognizing that decades of territorial concessions have only emboldened terrorists and failed to bring lasting peace.
Beijing responds to America's largest-ever weapons package for Taiwan with unprecedented military exercises, escalating regional tensions to dangerous new levels.
Both Moscow and Kyiv accused each other of deliberately targeting civilians in New Year's Day attacks, as President Trump oversees intensive diplomatic talks to end the conflict.
At least six people have died as anti-government protests over Iran's failing economy spread across the Islamic Republic, with demonstrators facing brutal crackdowns from regime forces.
Sadiq Khan faces mounting criticism over London's handling of rising antisemitism as questions swirl around the city's New Year's fireworks display featuring world flags.
At least six protesters have been killed as demonstrations against Iran's collapsing economy spread nationwide, highlighting the brutal nature of the Islamic regime's response to civil unrest.
Mayor Sadiq Khan claims technical fault after Israeli flag appeared without Star of David during New Year's display, sparking widespread accusations of anti-Semitic censorship.
Iranian protesters take to the streets against their oppressive regime while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu offers support and calls for international backing of the freedom movement.
Israel becomes the first nation to recognize Somaliland's independence, sparking international controversy and highlighting strategic interests in the Horn of Africa.
Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping boldly proclaimed that China's reunification with Taiwan is 'unstoppable' in his New Year's address, raising alarm bells about potential military action against the democratic island nation.
Tens of thousands of Iranians continue nationwide protests against the Islamic regime as the country's economy crumbles under decades of mismanagement and corruption.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu characterized reports of West Bank settler violence as exaggerated and limited to 'a handful of kids' during recent interviews following his meeting with President Trump.