Activists say over 6,100 people have been killed and more than 41,800 arrested in Iran's protest crackdown. The government disputes these figures, reporting a much lower death toll. This marks the deadliest unrest in Iran in decades.

A proposed railway route near Bergen-Belsen risks damaging a key Holocaust memorial site. Advocates urge officials to choose an alternative route to preserve the dignity and integrity of the historic loading ramp.

Iran has warned it will respond strongly to any US aggression as tensions rise over military movements and protest crackdowns. The United States has increased its military presence in the region, while rights groups report thousands of deaths in Iran's recent unrest.

Flávio Bolsonaro has vowed to move Brazil's embassy to Jerusalem if elected president, emphasizing strong support for Israel. He criticized the current president's stance on Israel ahead of Brazil's October election.

A New Jersey Ukrainian church is facing criticism for a Christmas pageant featuring antisemitic stereotypes. The church has removed related content and says it will consider changes for future events.

President Asif Ali Zardari is visiting the United Arab Emirates to enhance trade and security cooperation. The trip includes meetings with Emirati leaders and discussions on economic and regional issues.

Pakistan has made its largest-ever appearance at Gulfood in Dubai, with 142 companies promoting a wide range of food products. The strong participation aims to boost exports and attract international buyers. Officials and exhibitors reported positive engagement and promising export prospects.

Temperatures are set to drop with light rain and haze expected in the north. Rain will spread to central and southern regions midweek, followed by a slight warming trend by Friday.

The Irish government is reassessing its St Patrick's Day plans amid global tensions, focusing on the Taoiseach's visit to the White House. Ministers are set to travel to dozens of countries to promote Ireland's values. The trip faces diplomatic challenges and opposition party scrutiny.

Morocco and Egypt join President Trump's Board of Peace, raising questions about Africa's role in global conflict resolution. Namibia's major fisheries corruption scandal is also set to go to trial, with new insights from the whistleblower.

A United States official says those in Gaza who surrender their weapons will be granted amnesty, linking disarmament to reconstruction efforts. The United States is working with Israel and other mediators on a disarmament plan, but Hamas has so far rejected calls to give up its arms.

Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump say the next step in Gaza is disarming Hamas, not reconstruction. Both leaders urge faith in the process, though Hamas has refused to give up its weapons. International mediators continue efforts to advance demilitarization.