The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation has endorsed the Arab League's counter-proposal to US President Donald Trump's Gaza plan. The proposal supports nearly 2 million Palestinians remaining in Gaza under an interim administration until a reformed Palestinian Authority takes over governance, contrasting with Trump's vision of expulsion and redevelopment.
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth denied sharing sensitive 'war plans' with a journalist accidentally included in a Signal group chat. The group discussed operational specifics about Houthi terrorist airstrikes, with Hegseth and other officials involved in coordinating the US response.
Germany's largest union, IG Metall, proposed that foreign companies selling products in the EU should use European-made components. Juergen Kerner, the union's deputy head, emphasized that carmakers from China and the US should assemble products with European parts if they want to sell in the region. While advocating for a balanced approach to avoid trade tensions, IG Metall stressed the importance of transforming Germany's economy, especially ahead of the upcoming election, urging voters to... Expand
Israeli forces withdrew from southern Lebanon's border villages as part of a US-brokered ceasefire agreement but maintained a presence in five strategic locations. The withdrawal left behind widespread destruction, especially in Kfar Kila, where 90 per cent of homes were destroyed. Lebanese officials and Hezbollah criticized Israel's continued presence, calling it an occupation and a violation of the ceasefire. The conflict, which began in October 2023, resulted in thousands of deaths and... Expand
A Tennessee pastor, Reverend Steve Caudle, called for possible violence against Elon Musk, citing fears of Musk interfering with the US Treasury and personal information. He suggested that violence might be necessary, invoking religious justification and referring to spiritual conflict. "I'm worried that we are on the verge of bloodshed. This is an attempt to take us back to a day that we do not want to go and we will not go. Therefore, there will be conflict," the pastor said.
China is committed to continuing its participation in the WHO and the Paris climate accord, expressing concern over US President Trump’s orders to withdraw from both. Beijing emphasizes the importance of international cooperation on health and climate change, and hopes to strengthen dialogue with the US on trade and other issues despite existing tensions.
An Oregon cancer patient caught fire during a tracheostomy procedure due to improperly dried isopropyl alcohol, leading to permanent disfigurement. A lawsuit has been filed against the hospital and medical staff for malpractice. The incident caused the patient significant trauma before his death, while underscoring the importance of vigilance to prevent surgical fires.
Trump halted a budget agreement. He said it favored Democrats. Elon Musk also opposed the bill. This raises the risk of a government shutdown. The White House and Democrats criticized the move. Republicans are divided on the issue. The shutdown could affect many Americans.
Comedian Tim Dillon performed a provocative act at Netflix’s Torching 2024 by appearing as the ghost of murdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Dressing as the slain executive, Dillon sparked controversy by joking about the contentious practices of the health insurance industry and Thompson’s accused killer. The performance has ignited debates on the limits of comedy.