Germany ends arms freeze, will resume weapons exports to Israel
Berlin reverses August suspension, will restart military equipment transfers to Israel on November 24.
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Minister's plane crashes leaving Congo mine disaster
Congo Minerals Minister Louis Watom Kabamba and delegation survived Monday when aircraft overshot Kolwezi Airport runway and caught fire hours after visiting mine disaster site.
Brazilian journalist hunts Nazi tunnels beneath his hometown
Clóvis Messerschmidt has spent years investigating an underground network allegedly used to hide Nazi war criminals and stolen treasure in Ijuí.
US officials skeptical about Saudi deal, worry about Israel's 'military advantage'
President Donald Trump's drive to bring Saudi Arabia into the Abraham Accords confronts significant challenges despite White House confidence, with Palestinian statehood remaining the kingdom's key condition.
UN official sparks outrage after doubting Hamas' Oct. 7 sex crimes
Reem Alsalem, the UN’s special rapporteur on violence against women and girls, posted comments on X that deny the sexual crimes committed by Hamas on October 7, contradicting the UN’s own official report.
Putin's replica offices exposed by subtle details
Investigation uncovers how Russian leader uses identical rooms across three residences to mask his movements from potential attacks.
Canada's most polite bus thief gets directions from passengers
The incident began when the legitimate operator exited at a terminal for a break, after which an individual boarded and departed with the vehicle, conducting multiple stops for passenger entry and exit.
Jewish congressman blames Musk for lingerie scandal
Democratic lawmaker defends viewing provocative content on plane, citing algorithmic delivery he didn't request on X.
Jewish New Yorkers stock up on arms after Mamdani win
Gun shop owners and firearms instructors report surge in permit requests and training demands from Jewish residents concerned about incoming radical socialist administration.
Why Saudi F-35 deal matters for Israel, US and Middle East
President Donald Trump is advancing the F-35 sale as part of the Abraham Accords framework. Israel is concerned about losing its qualitative military edge, and the Pentagon fears the technology could leak to China. Turkey is also pressing to return to the program.