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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

Iraq clarifies that its approval was strictly limited to freezing the assets of entities and individuals linked only to ISIS and Al-Qaeda

The Central Bank of Iraq issues a clarifying statement regarding Decision No. 61 of the Terrorists’ Funds Freezing Committee, as published in the Iraqi Official Gazette

Occupied Palestine: Five members of the IOF wounded in clashes that took place in Rafah on Wednesday

Israeli media outlet: Netanyahu and Katz are expected to conduct a security assessment soon, and a wave of attacks in Gaza is anticipated later

Israeli media outlet: Gunmen emerged from a tunnel in Rafah and attacked forces in the area with gunfire and anti-tank missiles

Local sources from Damascus countryside: An Israeli occupation drone targeted the road connecting the town of Beit Jinn and Tell Bat al-Warda with 3 airstrikes, without any reported casualties

Al Mayadeen's Beirut Bureau chief: Addition of non-military envoy was agreed upon to pursue non-technical matters.

Al Mayadeen's Beirut Bureau Chief: Lebanese Presidency's statement affirms Lebanon's readiness to attend talks in an effective capacity.

Body of Thai captive was returned on Wednesday, says Netanyahu office

Body of Thai captive returned on Wednesday, Netanyahu's office says

The body of only one deceased Israeli captive remains in Gaza.

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

Eurovision broadcasters split over calls to boycott 'Israel'

Netanyahu accuses Hamas of violating ceasefire after IOF injuries

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, during an interview with The Associated Press in his office in Occupied Jaffa, Palestine, Thursday, May 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)

Rights groups file war crimes cases in Canada against Olmert, Livni

A destroyed Israeli armored vehicle sits amid widespread devastation in Gaza City Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025 (AP)

IOF commit massacre in Khan Younis, kill 5, including 2 children

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Israeli war on Gaza 'fundamentally wrong': UN chief

How a Hollywood figure and an American PR machine pushed 'Israel’s' propaganda in US media

Israeli soldiers work on tanks at a staging area on the border with Gaza Strip, Occupied Palestine, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025 (AP)

Four Israeli soldiers injured, one seriously, in Rafah confrontations

Palestinian amputees hold banners in front of the Prosthetic Center in Gaza, Occupied Palestine, December 3, 2025 (social media)

On Int'l Disabled Persons Day, Gaza's children face dire conditions

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.