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Spain launches tool to monitor hate speech on social media

Last month the country announced a broader plan to regulate social media, including banning its use by younger teenagers

Washington: Car crashes into White House gate

The driver of the vehicle has been arrested and is being held by the US Secret Service, which is questioning him about the incident

Moscow says it is in constant contact with Tehran and is ready to contribute to the return to peace

Dmitry Peskov spoke of British involvement in the Ukrainian attack in Bryansk

Erdogan: The war in the Middle East must end before it deteriorates and sets the entire region on fire

"We all understand that if this senseless, anarchic and illegal war continues, human and material losses will increase and the cost to the world economy will rise," he said.

Reuters: Iran placed more than ten mines in the Strait of Hormuz — “I don’t believe Tehran managed to mine the area,” Trump responds (Update)

Tensions in the Middle East intensified dramatically as Iran launched a large-scale wave of missile and drone attacks against Israeli and American targets

ABC News: The US intercepted encrypted Iranian messages to “sleeper cells” in foreign countries (video)

After the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, U.S. law enforcement authorities detected encrypted messages of “possible Iranian origin” that were relayed through multiple countries

How quickly will the war in Iran end? Trump and Netanyahu…“picking petals off the daisy,” while Europe risks a new recession

The war with Iran is almost over, the U.S. president said yesterday, while reports suggest he is under pressure from his advisers to find an exit strategy. “We are not finished yet,” Netanyahu said today, and Europe clearly sees that there is no common strategy for ending the hostilities

Turkish teen charged in failed ISIS-inspired bomb attack during NYC pro-migration protest (video)

The video of the foiled explosion during a pro-migration protest advocating tolerance and inclusion, has since gone viral across social media...

Strait of Hormuz: The maritime chokepoint driving up freight rates, insurance costs, and energy prices

Just 21 miles wide, it is the world’s most important energy chokepoint — In peacetime, 114 to 138 ships pass through daily, carrying 21 million barrels of oil — U.S. and French plans to escort commercial vessels

EU’s shift away from nuclear power was a “strategic mistake,” says von der Leyen

"We are witnessing a global return to nuclear energy", says Commission President at the Nuclear Energy Summit in Paris

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