Iran slams US military strikes against alleged drug boats amid rising US Venezuela tensions
IRNA calls US attacks "arbitrary and extrajudicial killings," appealing to the UN to prevent violations of international peace and security.
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Convicted German nurse killed 10 patients in an effort to reduce his workload, prosecutors claim
'Whole world is against Israel': Northern Irish MP Sammy Wilson bears witness to the Jewish state
![Northern Irish MP Sammy Wilson [left] stands at mountain outpost.](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_96,w_96/689935 "Northern Irish MP Sammy Wilson [left] stands at mountain outpost.")
Anti-Hamas Islamic school principle claims attacker tried to push him in front of train
US National Archives releases Amelia Earhart records promised by Trump
Earhart's fate remains one of the most enduring mysteries of the past 88 years.
Nine killed, 29 injured in blast at police station in India's Kashmir, sources say
The explosion comes four days after a deadly car explosion in the Indian capital, New Delhi, killed at least eight people in what the Indian government has called a terror incident.
Saudi Arabia may join Abraham Accords 'very shortly,' Trump tells reporters
The US President also discussed a possible deal to supply Saudi Arabia with dozens of F-35 fighter jets ahead of an upcoming White House meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Ukrainian Navy 'destroys' Russian special unit stationed on Black Sea oil rig
The strikes killed a Russian anti-tank crew and destroyed reconnaissance and surveillance equipment at the Syvash drilling rig in the Black Sea.
South Africa gov't announces probe for NGO that arranged irregular arrival of Palestinians
A group of 153 Palestinians arrived at Johannesburg airport on a chartered Global Airways flight from Kenya on Thursday without departure stamps, return tickets, or details of accommodation.
Shots fired at Paris train station, police evacuate the scene as investigations continue
The French police carried out an operation in the Montparnasse train station in the centre of Paris and ordered its evacuation, a Reuters witness saw.
Afghanistan shifts trade to Iran route to avoid Pakistan closures
Afghanistan's reliance on Pakistan's ports has long given Islamabad leverage to press Kabul over Pakistani militants sheltering across the border.
After Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum groped in the streets, violence against women spotlighted
Video of the incident quickly ricocheted on the internet before being taken down by some accounts, underscoring for many in Mexico the insecurity women face in a country steeped in gender violence.
Russia jails two elderly Jehovah's Witnesses on basis of spy testimony, group says
New York-based spokesman Jarrod Lopes said the two men, Valeriy Knyazev and Indus Talipov from the city of Izhevsk, are the oldest of 175 Jehovah's Witnesses currently behind bars in Russia.
Chinese astronauts begin return to Earth after space debris impact
The threat has prompted calls for rival space powers US and China to collaborate on space debris mitigation and satellite traffic rules, though US law largely bars NASA from working with Beijing.
