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Resolving the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is everyone’s responsibility, says Qatar: “In contact with all sides for talks in Islamabad”
We support Lebanon's unity and sovereignty and condemn all Israeli violations of Lebanese sovereignty and attacks against its people, the Qatari Foreign Minister said
Concern about the increase in recorded rapes in Germany
What is, systematically avoided to be mentioned by the authorities, is the statistically undeniable connection between the introduction in German society through mostly illegal immigration, of people from cultures with no respect for women's rights as they are perceived in the western world
Trump says the agreement with Iran will be signed today, while Vance is expected in Islamabad
U.S. President says high-level American delegation is en route to Islamabad, while another White House source says it has not happened yet – “They must get rid of their nuclear weapons. It’s simple,” Trump stated regarding Washington’s demand
Absurd charges from French Justice against Elon Musk – Analysts do not rule out American retaliation
Links have indicated that, among other things, he is accused of having committed denial of crimes against humanity, complicity in the...possession and distribution of child pornography and violation of privacy
The big return of tariffs: $166 billion being returned by the Trump administration to importers—but not to consumers
Washington is opening, starting today Monday, the process of refunds for tariffs that were deemed illegal. It’s a relief for thousands of businesses—but not for consumers, who paid higher prices and are excluded from direct compensation
Pentagon: Moscow sent base-location data, Beijing considered sending radar systems to Iran
It remains unclear whether Beijing ultimately sent the radar systems to Tehran. Donald Trump had reportedly sent a letter to Xi Jinping urging him not to militarily support Iran. Meanwhile, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had allegedly used a Chinese satellite for attacks on bases, according to the Financial Times
