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Israel's attorney general is weighing mediation in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial at the request of the president. Major disagreements over moral turpitude and admission of guilt remain key obstacles to any plea deal.
The United Arab Emirates' potential departure could reshape the balance of power within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. The group has historically influenced oil prices through coordinated production changes during major global crises.
Safran and MBDA have test-fired their Thundart rocket and say they can deliver France’s next rocket artillery systems by 2029 if selected. The domestically developed system is part of France’s push to replace aging launchers and strengthen long-range strike capabilities.
Two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green in an incident police are treating as terrorism. The suspect was detained after officers used a Taser.
The United Arab Emirates plans to leave the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, raising questions about the group's future influence. Analysts say the move could weaken its ability to shape global oil prices over time.
An activist told a court that raiding a defence factory was the 'best thing I've ever done' and may have saved lives. She and five others deny criminal damage charges linked to the incident. The trial continues.
Jewish Democratic officials say they are facing a sharp rise in antisemitic threats and accusations amid growing divisions over Israel’s war in Gaza. Lawmakers describe an increasingly hostile and isolating political climate.
The war in Iran has cost the United States $25 billion, mostly for munitions, according to a senior defense official. The conflict has strained public support and contributed to rising fuel prices ahead of midterm elections.
Iran was absent from key soccer meetings in Vancouver due to visa problems, casting doubt on its World Cup participation. Political tensions and travel restrictions continue to complicate preparations for the tournament in North America.
Ron Dekel, head of the Union of Jewish Students in Germany, says he was targeted in two antisemitic incidents in Berlin within a week. He reported being followed, threatened, and confronted outside a synagogue, and says harassment has increased since he began openly wearing a kippah.
Two Jewish men were seriously injured in a stabbing in Golders Green, north London. A suspect was detained by a community security group and later arrested by police.
A Petah Tikva middle school teacher was sentenced to 11 years in prison for sexually abusing a student over a two-year period. The court also ordered him to pay compensation to the victim.
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