Ahead Of A UN Vote, Netanyahu Said Israel Opposes A Palestinian State And He Has Kept Blocking It

One day before the vote, Netanyahu said to his cabinet that Israel's opposition to a Palestinian state "has not changed one bit" despite internal and external pressures.

After Two Years Of Israel’s Genocide, The First University In Gaza Has Finally Reopened To Students

“The happiness of entering university was something different.”

Syria’s President Met Trump At The White House, Marking The First Visit By A Syrian Leader Since 1946

Trump told reporters after the meeting that he “has confidence” in Sharaa and vowed to do everything “to make Syria successful.”

South Korea Has Officially Recognized Same-Sex Couples As Spouses In National Census

Starting from Oct. 22, the Census has been updated to allow “spouse” or “cohabiting partner” as valid responses for same-sex household members.

The Maldives Has Become The First Country To Ban Smoking For Future Generations

The ban, which came into effect on Nov. 1, bans anyone born on or after Jan. 1, 2007 from using, buying or selling tobacco in the country.

The Netherlands Rejected The Far-Right And Elected A Centrist Party With A Young, Openly Gay Leader

On Nov. 7, liberal-centrist D66 party led by Rob Jetten was declared the winner.

Israel’s Far-Right Security Minister Gave Out Desserts To Celebrate A Bill To Execute Palestinian Detainees

"This is how we fight terror; this is how we create deterrence," Itamar Ben-Gvir said.

Israeli Settlers Attacked Palestinians Picking Olives In The West Bank, Injuring 15, Including Five Journalists

Among the 15 injured were Reuters journalist Raneen Sawafta, foreign activists and local residents.

This Sudanese Woman Fled War And Now Works At An Oil Change Garage In Libya, Defying Gender Stereotypes

Mustafa found work as a mechanic in the women-only section of an oil-change garage—challenging gender norms in a field traditionally dominated by men.

This Miss World Chile Contestant Performed A Death Metal Song At The Pageant And Won The Crown

“It was a great experience to break down barriers on broadcast television, to inspire, to be true to myself, and to show that we shouldn't fear the prejudices of others,”

Miss Universe Contestants Staged A Mass Walk Out After A Thai Director Scolded Miss Universe Mexico

"I just want to let my country know, I'm not afraid to make my voice heard. It's here stronger than ever," Bosch said in an interview clip.

A Saudi Security Officer Was Filmed Beating Pilgrims At Islam's Holiest Site, Causing Outrage

A video of the incident shared on Nov. 3, showed the officer grabbing the woman against her will while she was sitting on the ground and moving her away.