International

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot says a consular report alleges French activists detained after the Gaza flotilla were subjected to 'sexual violence, exposure to cold, beatings, humiliation'

State Department and Treasury act in coordination to choke off IRGC funding streams

NATO member demands anti-drone capabilities after first civilian casualties from stray Russian UAV

European Union adds four entities and three individuals to its global human rights sanctions list, citing serious and systematic abuses against Palestinians

The United States has reinstated sanctions against the UN rapporteur, highly critical of Israel, following a new court ruling

Brussels says European industries face an "existential" threat from Chinese competition. The new approach will apply sector-wide protections rather than targeting individual companies or raw materials

An Israeli was injured in an attack with a sharp object that targeted three people in Nicosia. Now there is speculation that the motive may be antisemitism.

The Hungarian parliament approved keeping the country within the ICC, raising questions about whether they would uphold an arrest warrant against PM Benjamin Netanyahu during a potential visit

A new report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) warns that defense contractors will need a minimum of three years to rebuild inventories

Billions were pledged by member states, but the World Bank account has taken in nothing, with money instead routed through a less-transparent private account, the Financial Times reports

Civil Guard agents entered the ruling party's Madrid offices under judicial orders as part of a probe into alleged illegal financing

Russia has escalated threats against the Baltic states to test NATO cohesion, as Western intelligence warns Putin may be running out of options

Jewish groups organized a rally in front of the New York mayor’s residence, denouncing his attitude toward the rise of anti-Israeli extremism.

Reports indicate a growing security cooperation between Israel and Somaliland in the Horn of Africa region, amid increasing international interest in strategic maritime corridors

Israeli cybersecurity firm Gambit Security says forensic evidence ties a pro-Iranian persona to the theft of 700 gigabytes of data from LA Metro

After an earlier Wall Street Journal report claiming the US Navy has restarted guiding oil tankers past the Iranian coast, a US official tells i24NEWS that the project has not restarted

Images and videos circulated widely on social media showed the dolls suspended by ropes as demonstrators gathered

Ireland's cabinet a looking to pass the bill on banning goods, with FM Helen McEntee aiming to enact the legislation before July

South Korea's military says the close-range missile flew about 80 kilometers in Pyongyang's first weapons launch since April and the latest in a series of demonstrations this year

The US president "mandatorily" asks Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, and Jordan to normalize ties with Israel, but Islamabad rebuffs the demand, and other nations stay silent

Images shared on social media show law enforcement restraining him on the ground after he chanted slogans hostile to Israel

This warning follows yesterday's attack by Russia, which saw the use of roughly 600 drones, almost 100 missiles, and a hypersonic Oreshnik ballistic missile

In a statement circulated online, the group offered a $100,000 reward 'for each officer' and warned Israeli officials that “no crime, on land or at sea, will go unanswered”

US President Trump said he discussed the issue over the weekend with leaders from Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Pakistan, Türkiye, Egypt, Jordan, and Bahrain