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Al Mayadeen correspondent in Yemen: Four US raids targeted the Hafsin area, west of Saada city, northern Yemen.

Al Mayadeen's information: Aoun confirmed to Ortagus that the Lebanese army is carrying out its duties and coordinating with the ceasefire monitoring committee, which the US is a party to

Al Mayadeen's information: Aoun confirmed that negotiations on the land borders will remain at the previous level, and Ortagus' proposals were under the form of discussions, not demands

Al Mayadeen's information: The meeting between Aoun and Ortagus was held in a positive ambience, and the northern and eastern borders with Syria and the southern borders with Palestine were discussed

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza: One child killed in Israeli bombardment targeting a group of citizens in the Qizan Abu Rashwan area, south of Khan Younis

Rubio discussed the situation in Gaza and the US administration's determination to free captives, in addition to the recently announced tariffs.

United States Department of State: Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Israeli occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reaffirm US support for "Israel."

Yemen's Al Masirah TV: Two US-led airstrikes hit the Kahlan area east of Saada.

Nicolas Maduro: A global trade and economic war has broken out, and fortunately we are prepared for this scenario witb plans for every emergency.

Occupied Palestine: IOF storm the town of Burqin, southwest of the city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

After their agreement with Al-Sharaa, the Kurds are not satisfied with the constitutional declaration

Protesters raised slogans denouncing the reliance on Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham officials for all appointments and decisions and the failure to respond to any Kurdish demands.

Plenty suggests Netanyahu’s troubles can only increase. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Mahdi Rtail)

As Netanyahu prolongs 'Israel’s' genocide, reservists further weaken his standing

In contrast to the deep state’s approach—where a weakening "Israel" prompts the search for regional substitutes—Trump’s stance is more transactional. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

A new vision for US global power under Trump

The wound of the Syrian coast has not healed yet

The University of Bristol has made a serious mistake in openly allying itself with genocide denial. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab El-Hajj)

Confronting antisemitism or denying genocide at the University of Bristol?

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What is happening in the Middle East?

Beyond the Turkiye-PKK ceasefire

We are seeing part of a global battle off the coast of Yemen, and its outcome is of tremendous importance. (Al Mayadeen Engslish; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

The Yemeni Resistance: A battle important for the whole world

The world sat back and watched Gaza in horror, but few did anything, except for the Yemeni people and the Hezbollah-led resistance in Lebanon. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

Moral imperative: Recognise Yemen and Palestine

Former US Marine intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter discussed with Al Mayadeen how the current shift in US policy under Donald Trump is unlike anything analysts have seen before. With no historical precedent to guide predictions, Ritter says that while America's military power remains intact, Trump is clearly pivoting away from military intervention in favor of global economic dominance. Ritter argues that Trump is moving to end America’s role as the world’s policeman and instead push for fairer economic returns, using trade, pressure, and negotiation rather than war. Regarding Iran, Ritter notes that Trump is "looking for a negotiated settlement."