
NEWS BULLETIN
In war-torn Sudan, workers start rebuilding the capital Khartoum
Sudanese start reconstructing damaged buildings in Khartoum.

Sudanese start reconstructing damaged buildings in Khartoum.

Bolivia’s 20-year MAS cycle ends amid crisis, fragmentation, and external pressures, with the country now facing rightward shift, neoliberal rollback, and possible resistance rooted in its turbulent political tradition.
CCR seeks the source of initial funding for the controversial Israeli-backed group GHF delivering aid in Gaza.
In Tehran, foreign military attachés have joined Iranian officials to mark National Defense Industry Day.

Iran condemns the United States’ threats to use force against Venezuela’s national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The foreign ministers of Iran and Egypt denounce Israel’s plans for the military occupation of the Gaza City and the forced displacement of its residents.

Legal experts have petitioned Italy's Council of Ministers to disclose details of a 2003 accord with Israel.
Palestinians rescue a 23-year-old woman, Saja Hamad, from under the rubble, following an Israeli strike in Nuseirat.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on August 21, 2025.
Nearly two years of Israeli genocidal war on Gaza has left children in the territory grappling with constant fear and trauma.

Israeli forces deploy on the outskirts of Gaza City in preparation for its occupation, but Hamas warns that Tel Aviv would fall short of realizing its ambitions.

Senior Russian diplomat roundly rejects the UK, France, and Germany’s push to invoke the so-called “snapback” mechanism inside the UN Security Council Resolution 2231.
A French court has tried seven activists for their symbolic action at a Paris square in support of Palestine.
Burkina Faso's interim ruler may have put a stop to the West's and the Israeli regime’s exploitation of Africa by exposing their policies.
Hamas and other Palestinian factions accept Egypt and Qatar's ceasefire proposal for Gaza.

The International Criminal Court strongly condemns the US over its most recent sanctions against the tribunal’s judges.

A disclosure shows Trump has bought more than $100 million in bonds since taking office in January.

The United States has imposed sanctions on four International Criminal Court (ICC) judges and prosecutors.