News - News Arts and Culture - Asia Pacific | Al Mayadeen English

BREAKING

Axios: Egypt warned Israel of "a rupture" in relations if Palestinians flee to Sinai from Gaza.

Al Mayadeen correspondent reports Martyrs and wounded caused by an Israeli bombing of the Awni Al-Harthani School, which shelters about 3,000 displaced people in the northern Gaza Strip.

The government media office in Gaza: The occupation dropped 52 thousand tons of explosives during the ongoing aggression on the Strip.

Islamic Resistance in Lebanon: Two Israeli soldiers were targeted with guided missiles while they were installing eavesdropping devices at the "al-Raheb" outpost.

Israeli media: "Israel" is under attack simultaneously from Lebanon and Syria.

Walla!: The Israeli hospitals' statements that will be permitted from now is a daily follow-up statement to the army spokesman’s statement.

Israeli Walla! outlet: The Israeli forces spokesman imposes new restrictions on everything related to reports on war casualties, issued by hospitals.

Israeli media claimed the number of military deaths has risen to 92 since the start of the ground battle in Gaza.

Israeli media: The son of the former chief of staff and current war cabinet member, Gadi Eisenkot, was killed in the Gaza battles.

Al Mayadeen correspondent: Intense Israeli artillery shelling on Al-Maghazi Refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.

News

undated handout photo published on September 15, 2023 by the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra shows ANU Museum curator Georgia Pike-Rowney holding a red Apulian fish plate (AFP)

Looted Italian artifact smuggled under pasta pile found in Australia

Aboriginal man Arron Nichols, left, plays a didgeridoo as other members of the Muggera Dancers perform at the start of an Invasion Day rally in Sydney, Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023 (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)

Australian state axes new law to protect Indigenous heritage

The artefacts were returned in a formal ceremony. (National Gallery of Australia)

Restoring justice: Australia returns stolen artefacts to Cambodia

The artefacts were returned in a formal ceremony. (National Gallery of Australia)

Restoring justice: Australia returns stolen artefacts to Cambodia

DPRK citizens initiate march in remembrance of Korean war, US crimes

DPRK citizens initiate march in remembrance of Korean war, US crimes

Australia’s government plans to ban swastikas and other Nazi symbols nationwide due to an increase in far-right activity. (AP)

Demand rise for Nazi artifacts ahead of ban: Australia

Former New Zealand Prime Minister lands deal to publish book worldwide

Former New Zealand Prime Minister lands deal to publish book worldwide

The stolen Gottfried Lindauer paintings. (New Zealand police)

Stolen Gottfried Lindauer paintings returned in secret gang deal

The 44-metre long, steel-hulled Blythe Star, pictured in Hobart before the fateful voyage. (Maritime Museum of Tasmania)

Shipwreck of Australia's Blythe Star found after sinking in 1973

Sydney to repatriate 800-year-old temple carving to Nepal

Sydney to repatriate 800-year-old looted temple carving to Nepal