Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said that if he does not "get elected in the November presidential elections, "it’s going to be a bloodbath" in the United States.
Spanish farmers block traffic on one of the main arteries of the Spanish capital Madrid, protesting at "unfair competition" from products imported from countries.
There were back-to-back announcements; first from US President Joe Biden, in his State of the Union address, about building a port for Gaza to deliver aid, then the EU, about a maritime aid route.
Yemen is cooperating with Russia, China and the BRICS countries to bring about the collapse of the Western hegemony and unilateralism in the world, says a Yemeni official.
New York Times, which falsely accused Hamas of “weaponizing sexual violence” on Oct. 7, has touched a new low in journalistic ethics with the discredited story.
ACOM describes itself as 'an independent organization that aims to reinforce the political relationship between Spain and Israel by working with governments, political parties, the media, and civil society'.
Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Berlin on Saturday to demonstrate their solidarity with Palestinians and demand an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Independent and non-governmental rights organizations say Israeli forces continue ‘systematic detention campaigns’ in the West Bank, and the trend has spiked after the start of the genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
Israeli universities in the United States and Europe have deprived Palestinian students of their rights to freedom and are regarded as a "central pillar" of the occupying regime’s oppression against Palestinians, says a Jewish scholar.
Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime and its Western backers on Saturday, March 16.
UN human rights experts urge countries and oil companies to cut supplies to the Israeli military, highlighting the devastating role of oil fueling the ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people.