Middle East

Somali Piracy Rises to 10-Year High Amid Regional Chaos

Somali Piracy Rises to 10-Year High Amid Regional Chaos

Somali piracy targeting cargo ships and dhows has returned to levels not seen in a decade, according to The Guardian. This surge is attributed to disruptions in the shipping industry caused by the US-Israeli war against Iran and a resurgence of political instability in Somalia.

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UK to Announce Restrictions on West Bank Settlement Trade

UK to Announce Restrictions on West Bank Settlement Trade

The UK government is expected to announce new restrictions on trade with Israeli-occupied West Bank settlements, according to BBC sources. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is set to detail the measures in the Commons.

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Palestinians in Gaza Bury Remains of 100 Victims

Palestinians in Gaza Bury Remains of 100 Victims

Palestinians in Gaza have buried the remains of 100 people recovered from rubble, nearly two years after an Israeli airstrike destroyed a residential building in Gaza City on 22 November 2023. The victims had been among more than 300 people killed in the attack.

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More Than 900 Killed in Gaza Despite Ceasefire

More Than 900 Killed in Gaza Despite Ceasefire

More than 900 people have been killed in Gaza this year despite a ceasefire agreement, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. The Israel Defense Forces disputes the figures, saying there is 'no basis to assume' all deaths were caused by Israeli military activity.

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Iranians Abroad Divided Over War, 6 Months On

Iranians Abroad Divided Over War, 6 Months On

Six months after the U.S.-Israel war on Iran began on February 28, 2026, the conflict has deepened divisions among Iranians in the diaspora, with some supporting the strikes and others condemning them, according to Al Jazeera and Iran News Update.

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