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Al Mayadeen's correspondent in South Lebanon: An Israeli airstrike targeted the town of al-Majadel in the Tyre district

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in South Lebanon: The Israeli raid on Jbaa hit a multi-story civilian building near an infirmary in the town

Al Mayadeen's Plus sources: Committee will strike articles on freezing finances of a number of international entities and parties which were mistakenly added to first decision.

Al Mayadeen Plus sources: Committee will fix error in decision pertaining to terror organization funds.

Al Mayadeen Plus sources: Iraq's Committee for Freezing Terrorists' Assets to hold emergency meeting today.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in South Lebanon: Israeli strike targets Mahrouna, Tyre District.

Israeli media commenting on Abu Shabab: This is a negative development for "Israel".

Israeli media: Yasser Abu Shabab, cohorts, killed in Rafah, southern Gaza.

The Iraqi Official Gazette will issue a correction to remove the wrongly listed parties and entities from the terrorism-related designation

Several political parties and entities were mistakenly included in the published list despite having no connection to terrorist activity

Toxic 'forever chemicals' detected in breakfast cereals across EU

Forever chemicals, substances that take centuries to break down, have been found at alarming levels in European cereal products.

The world has more billionaires than ever, a UBS report shows.

The world has more billionaires than ever, UBS report shows

"The police are just finding ways of creating charges and making up offences. They’re using and bending the law to their advantage." (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

State repression against Palestine solidarity in Germany continues unabated

Australia pushes for a global shift with a new under-16 social media ban.

Australia pushes global shift with under-16 social media ban

US President Donald Trump leaves the Europa building in Brussels after meeting EU officials on May 25, 2017.

Half of Europeans see Trump as enemy of Europe: Survey

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Eurovision broadcasters are split over calls to boycott 'Israel'.

Eurovision broadcasters split over calls to boycott 'Israel'

UK farmers count £800m losses after driest and hottest year

UK farmers count £800 mln losses after driest, hottest year

Xi meets with Macron in China to strengthen bilateral ties

Xi, Macron discuss Ukraine, trade, bilateral cooperation

The launcher of the new Arrow 3 missile defense system stands in front of the radome in Annaburger Heide, Germany, Wednesday, December 3, 2025 (Jan Woitas/dpa via AP)

Germany deploys Israeli Arrow air defense to counter Russian missiles

Brazilian writer and geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar’s interview on Al Mayadeen's The Proximate Aspect dives straight into the shifting fault lines of global power, from the rise of BRICS to China’s quiet technological resilience in the face of Western tech sanctions and Russia’s recalibrated military strategy. In a wide-ranging interview, Escobar tackles the future of the multipolar order, the strategic significance of Xinjiang, whether Beijing and Moscow are executing a coordinated endgame, and how US policies from Ukraine to Gaza to Latin America are meeting growing resistance across the Global South. He also weighs in on the impact of US economic measures on Brazil's foreign policy orientation. It’s a sweeping, provocative map of the world in flux, and one that demands to be watched in full.