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Israel has displaced 6M people since October 2023
Israel has created a refugee crisis on a scale that matches or exceeds some of the largest displacements in the history of the modern Middle East
Iran war’s energy shock eclipses the 1970s oil crises
Global oil supply loss per day, in barrels
EU gas prices jump 25% after Iranian strike on Qatar LNG hub
Oil and gas reserves in the Gulf
Iran war spreads to critical energy infrastructure
Iran war spreads to critical energy infrastructure
Iran’s attacks on energy fields in the Gulf following Israeli attack on South Pars Gasfield
Iran war sends global fuel prices climbing
Countries with the highest gasoline price increases (%) between February 23 to March 16
Do we finally know who Banksy is?
Decades of anonymity may be over for the world's most elusive street artist, Banksy.
War in Iran sends petrol prices rising worldwide
Countries with the most petrol price increases (%) between February 23 to March 11
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Türkiye’s new kamikaze UAV
Iran war’s price tag climbs fast
Daily costs of select US wars on foreign soil
World’s nuclear powers
Total number of deployed, reserve and retired warheads in the global arsenal by country, January 2025
Strait of Hormuz
Iran closes Strait of Hormuz, warns ships of attack if they try to pass
Range of Iranian ballistic missiles
Middle East conflict latest
Every country bombed by the US since 2000
US air campaigns across five administrations
Israel wipes out an entire generation
68,844 Palestinians listed in Gaza’s death toll by the health ministry
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Türkiye’s armed unmanned surface vehicle
Russia's war in Ukraine: 4 years on
Around a fifth of the country remains under Russian occupation as losses rise and Western aid faces uncertainty
Cartel boss killing sparks violence in Mexico
Mexican security forces have reportedly killed El Mencho, the head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), in a military operation. Following the reported killing, violence has escalated across several states
Türkiye-Africa relations
How long are Muslims in your country fasting this Ramadan?
The duration of daily fasting during Ramadan for the over two billion Muslims around the world varies depending on location and time of year, ranging from around 12 to 15 hours.
Number of dual-nationals serving in Israeli army
‘Not even a body to bury’
How Israeli weapons “evaporated” 2,800+ Palestinians in Gaza
How preventable is cancer?
More than one third of all cancer cases worldwide is preventable
Whitewashing of Mughal heritage
The ‘Taj Mahal’ necklace and the whitewashing of Mughal heritage
Epstein, who?
Those who once denied any close ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein appear repeatedly in the latest batch of files released by the US Justice Department
70,000+ Palestinians killed in Gaza and Israel now admits it
More than 70,000 Palestinians killed by Israel.
US sends ‘armada’ to Middle East in fresh signal to Iran
Public figures who died in 2025
From Pope Francis to Charlie Kirk, here’s a look back at some of the notable figures who died this year.
From mediator to military heavyweight
Türkiye no longer reacts to geopolitics but shapes it
The occupied West Bank is disappearing, one Palestinian home at a time
Israel to demolish 100 family homes in 25 residential buildings in Nur Shams camp
Mass shootings in the US
Mass shootings in the US outpace the calendar
Inside the Epstein Files
The recent release provides a glimpse into the late financier’s network, yet a significant portion of the evidence remains sealed
Is the American Dream dead?
Six in ten say the US used to be a great place for immigrants, but that is no longer true.
EU agrees deal to end Russian gas purchases by 2027
Can Europe really cut Russian gas off?
Israel’s top arms firms pocketed $16.2 billion in 2024
Israel’s war crimes don’t hurt its arms sales
Gaza's orphaned children
56,000+ children in Gaza orphaned by Israel in just two years
Washington turns up the pressure on Venezuela
USS Gerald R Ford sails into the Caribbean
2025 has already seen two famines
Famine is declared in Sudan
Altay: Türkiye’s homegrown battle tank
Altay, has officially joined the Turkish Armed Forces. Built for every combat condition, the new Altay boasts superior mobility, high firepower, and best-in-class protection
US naval mobilisation in South America
South American waters run hot with growing
Israel pushes further into Syria
Israeli military posts in the occupied Golan Heights
Olive harvest season in the occupied West Bank
Instead of joy and harmony, illegal Israeli settlers have brought a season of violence to the occupied West Bank
In Gaza, even bread is out of reach
US tech giants built on H-1B talent
Trump’s visa gambit to throw Silicon Valley into turmoil
Israeli army chief warns of 'military government' in Gaza
But haven’t Palestinians lived under it for decades?
Türkiye’s homegrown air defence system
Türkiye strengthens its skies with 47 new Aselsan vehicles for the “Steel Dome” project, a homegrown air defence shield against low, medium and high-altitude threats
Journalism is not a crime
Israel murders 5 more journalists in Gaza
Nuclear weapons budgets in 2024
Weapons of mass destruction, backed by bigger budgets
State of Palestine
Palestine is recognised as a sovereign state by 147 of the 193 member states of the United Nations
American public opinion shifts on Israel’s genocide in Gaza
Two-thirds of Americans now oppose Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza
Trump’s war machine
Donald Trump has ordered almost as many air strikes in five months as Biden did during his entire presidency
Türkiye’s wildfire response power
Heat stroke
As summer heat hits northern hemisphere summer, here is what heat stroke does to your body
US boosts military existence in Middle East to defend Israel
Oil prices surge after the US bombs Iran
Iran is a key oil producer and controls the vital Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Fattah missile pierces Israel’s ‘Iron Dome’
Strait of Hormuz
Iran has long threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz.
Missile defense costs Israel roughly $285 million per day
Israel’s missile defence system could collapse in 12 days.
President Erdogan’s diplomatic push
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan leads a regional peace push as tensions between Israel and Iran escalate.
Global faith trends
Muslim population on the rise, Christian growth lags
Starvation for sale in Gaza
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is distributing aid — but at what price and for whom?
Aid or concentration camp?
New aid hubs by Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) spark controversy
Malta to formally recognise the State of Palestine
The State of Palestine is recognised as a sovereign state by 147 of the 193 member states of the United Nations
Israeli occupation of Gaza
The US is trying a new approach to deportations — one that pays
Critics say Trump’s “Project Homecoming,” offering undocumented migrants cash and flights to leave the US, pressures migrants with threats of fines and re-entry bans, but the first flight carrying 64 has taken off
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Aid is still not enough for Palestine's Gaza
The UN says Israel gave clearance to 100 aid trucks to enter Gaza on May 20, but warns that most are still stuck in crossing procedures under Israeli control, pushing over 2 million Palestinians into famine.
Türkiye’s imprint on Russia-Ukraine peace talks
Terror group PKK disbands, lays down arms
After decades of bloodshed, the PKK terror group declares it is disbanding and disarming
Is the Trump-Netanyahu rapport on ice?
Israeli media report a shift in US tone towards Israel
Pakistan military downs Indian drones targeting nine cities
India's attacks have targeted nine cities across Pakistan
Sole survivor of Israeli massacre of Gaza medics freed
Israel kills a child in Gaza every 45 minutes
Global military spending hits Cold War record
Can India really shut off Pakistan’s water?
Tensions rise as India suspends a key water-sharing treaty
Japanese hotel asks Israeli guest to confirm they haven't committed war crimes
Occupied West Bank sees largest displacement since 1967
What happens when a pope dies?
Pope Francis’ passing sets off a series of Vatican traditions, from the breaking of his ring to the conclave that will elect a new pope.
Gaza starving under siege
The complete border closure has cut off food and medicine entering Gaza, where more than 60,000 children are now suffering from malnutrition