Israeli minister of military affairs Israel Katz says Tel Aviv has no intention of withdrawing from Mount Hermon in southwest Syria or other recently occupied areas of the Arab country.
Spanish firefighters continue battling fires in northwest Spain.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has approved a program to build bomb shelters across the country.
The International Commission of Jurists has urged the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to remove Judge Julia Sebutinde from Israel genocide case.
Iran’s Foreign Minister has condemned Australia’s decision to expel Tehran’s ambassador as an act of appeasement toward a “regime led by war criminals.”
In Beirut, the government staged what it called a historic disarmament of Palestinian factions.
Gaza's health ministry has sounded the alarm about a rare and deadly neurological disorder that has affected over a hundred people.
Iran is to sign a contract with a Chinese firm for a high-speed railway project linking Tehran to Mashhad.
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 16:00 GMT on August 26,2025.
Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman says the ball is now in Israel’s court regarding Gaza ceasefire talks, voicing concern that the regime seems unwilling to respond to a truce and captive release proposal already accepted by Hamas over a week ago.
Outrage mounting over Israel's attack on a Gaza hospital with world bodies and several countries have denounced the horrific incident.
After Israeli airstrikes on Sana’a killed many civilians, war minister Israel Katz threatened “plague of the firstborn” in Yemen, echoing the genocidal rhetoric used in Gaza.
Ireland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs has urged the European Union (EU) to act against Israel over the Gaza genocide.
US envoy Morgan Ortagus has emphasized the importance of the Lebanese authorities taking action on the decision to disarm the resistance movement Hezbollah.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz says Germany will not join allies in recognizing a Palestinian state.
The famine in Gaza that the UN chief has called a “man-made disaster” appears in every corner and street of the war-ravaged Palestinian territory.
The economic ramifications are substantial. Expanding arable land could boost domestic agricultural output, reduce reliance on imports, and improve Iran’s trade balance.
Israeli genocidal war on Gaza has destroyed Palestinian art and heritage, but one online initiative seeks to digitally preserve lost works, resisting cultural erasure and affirming identity through memory.
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