REPORTS
Outrage in India’s bihar state after politician pulls down woman’s hijab
An incident in India’s Bihar state has ignited widespread outrage and renewed debate over the treatment of Muslims in the region.
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PALESTINE
Two Palestine Action hunger strikers hospitalized amid rising health concerns
Two hunger-striking prisoners affiliated with Palestine Action have been hospitalized amid mounting concern over the deteriorating health of activists taking part in a weeks-long protest.
PALESTINE
US weighs sanctions against Spanish ships over blocked arms shipment to Israel
Spain's arms embargo on Israel prompts the US to consider imposing port bans on Spanish vessels.
PALESTINE
Medicine shortages in Gaza reach alarming levels amid Israeli siege: Health ministry
Gaza’s Ministry of Health warns of severe and worsening shortages of medicines and medical supplies amid Israel’s ongoing blockade.
NIGERIA
Nigeria says 130 schoolchildren abducted by terrorists freed
Nigerian authorities say 130 schoolchildren kidnapped from a Catholic boarding school last month have been released after a security operation.
PALESTINE
Israel to ‘permanently’ arm 10,000 reserve forces after al-Aqsa Flood lessons: Report
The Israeli army is planning to “permanently” arm about 10,000 reserve forces after lessons drawn from Tel Aviv’s failure against the al-Aqsa Flood operation.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on December 22, 2025.
NEWS BULLETIN
No war for oil: Londoners protest US bullying Venezuela
Demonstrators gather in the British capital to protest US military strikes on boats off the coast of Venezuela and the seizure of the country’s oil tankers.
REPORTS
French MP demands inquiry into arms sales to Israel
French lawmaker Elsa Faucillon, calling for an inquiry into French arms transfers to Israel, argues that France cannot claim to defend international law while permitting military supplies to flow into a regime engaged in genocide.
POLITICS
Iran-EAEU coop. paves way for 'powerful region': President Pezeshkian
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has described cooperation between Iran and the Eurasian Economic Union as a long-term strategy to strengthen national sovereignty and establish a regional power hub.
REPORTS
Iranians celebrate Yalda Night nationwide
Iranians gather to mark 'Yalda Night', an ancient tradition marking the winter solstice, a symbolic turning point when darkness gives way to longer days and renewed light.
FOREIGN POLICY
US in 'pursuit' of third Venezuelan oil tanker in Caribbean piracy series
The US intensified its aggressive harassment of Venezuelan shipping on Sunday by pursuing yet another tanker, escalating Washington's siege on Venezuela's critical oil industry amid unproven accusations.
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump administration denies Epstein cover-up as censorship sparks fury
Officials from Donald Trump's Justice Department on Sunday rejected mounting accusations that they deliberately redacted Jeffrey Epstein's files to safeguard the president from embarrassing exposures.
FOREIGN POLICY
US, Ukraine describe Miami talks as 'productive' but no major breakthrough
Officials from the United States and Ukraine issued a joint assessment on Sunday characterizing the latest round of peace negotiations in Miami as "productive and constructive," although no substantive breakthrough was announced in the ongoing efforts to resolve the nearly four-year conflict with Russia.
UNSCRIPTED
"UK discrimination has led to the failure of tackling Islamophobia"
This episode highlights the insights of Bushra Shaikh, a prominent TV personality fostering awareness of the socio-political dynamics affecting Muslims and advocating for a more inclusive society.
SPOTLIGHT
US seizure of oil tankers
This episode reveals the objective behind US pressures on Venezuelan President Maduro and its possible outcomes.
REPORTS
People in Malaga hold rally to slam Israeli genocide in Gaza
In the Spanish city of Malaga, activists have held a rally to denounce the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the Tel Aviv regime’s genocide against the people of Gaza.
PALESTINE
Progress against famine remains ‘extremely fragile’ in Gaza: WHO chief
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the progress against famine in war-stricken Gaza remains “extremely fragile.”
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