Qatar, Egypt push Hamas to accept Israel’s ceasefire proposal
Tel Aviv, June 1 - The negotiators from Qatar and Egypt are pushing the Hamas political leadership to accept the ceasefire proposal mooted by Israel at the behest of the United States.
Entertainment giant Live Nation confirms data breach via Ticketmaster
San Francisco, June 1 - Entertainment major Live Nation has confirmed that its ticketing subsidiary Ticketmaster was compromised by hackers, who allegedly offered data of 560 million users on the dark web for sale.
Israel rejects lifting restrictions on Spanish consulate
Jerusalem, June 1 - Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz has announced his rejection of a request by his Spanish counterpart Jose Manuel Albares to remove the restrictions on the Spanish consulate in Jerusalem.
Iran condemns new EU sanctions on officials, entities
Tehran, June 1 - Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Nasser Kanaani has condemned new sanctions imposed by the EU on several Iranian officials and entities.
Iraq welcomes UN resolution to end assistance mission by 2025
Baghdad, June 1 - The Iraqi government has welcomed the UN Security Council resolution to end the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) by the end of 2025.
70 dead in Gaza’s Jabalia camp after Israeli army’s withdrawal
Gaza, June 1 - At least 70 Palestinians were found dead in northern Gaza's Jabalia refugee camp where Israel has just pulled out its armed forces after a nearly three-week offensive.
UN chief highlights achievements of Iraq assistance mission
United Nations, June 1 - UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has highlighted the achievements of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) after the Security Council decided to renew its mandate for the last time.
US ex-president Trump to appeal conviction in hush money trial
New York, June 1 - Former US President Donald Trump has said that he will appeal his conviction on all counts in the hush money trial in New York City.
Five Nordic states pledge continued support for Ukraine
Stockholm, June 1 - Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway and Iceland issued a joint statement here, pledging continued support for Ukraine.
Hezbollah official killed in Israeli strike on Lebanese village
Beirut, June 1 - A Hezbollah official was killed, and another member injured in an Israeli airstrike that targeted a motorcycle in the village of Yaroun in southern Lebanon, Lebanese military sources told the media.
NATO chief wants allies to equitably share burden of aid to Ukraine
Prague, June 1 - NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said here that he has proposed a multi-year financial commitment for Ukraine and urged its allies to share the burden equitably.
Paramedic killed, another wounded in Israeli airstrike on Lebanon
Beirut, June 1 - A paramedic from Hezbollah's Islamic Health Authority was killed, and another was wounded in an Israeli airstrike targeting an ambulance in the western sector of southern Lebanon, a Lebanese military source said.
South Sudan receives first batch of malaria vaccines
Juba, June 1 - The South Sudan government has received the first consignment of 645,000 doses of malaria vaccine, which will be introduced into the country's routine immunisation programme.
2 terrorists killed in military operation in Pakistan
Islamabad, June 1 - Pakistani security forces successfully killed two wanted terrorists and injured two others two days ago in an intelligence-based operation conducted in the northwest Peshawar district, the military said.
Sri Lanka Police arrests wanted handler of 4 ISIS suspects
Colombo, June 1 - A wanted handler of four Sri Lankan ISIS suspects, who were taken into custody in Gujarat's Ahmedabad, was arrested by Lankan Police Intelligence on Friday.
Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners captured in war
Moscow/Kiev, June 1 - Russia and Ukraine have each exchanged 75 prisoners who were captured during their ongoing war, the Russian Defence Ministry said.
Yemen’s Houthis claim attack on US aircraft carrier Eisenhower
Sanaa, June 1 - Yemen's Houthi group has said that they had launched ballistic missiles at the US aircraft carrier Eisenhower in the Red Sea and the attack was accurate.
Italy reintroduces border checks for G7 summit
Rome, May 31 - Checks at Italy's borders are to be reintroduced in the run-up to the upcoming summit of the Group of Seven (G7) leading powers, the Italian Ministry of the Interior announced on Friday.
North Korea says missile exercise was a warning to South Korea
Seoul, May 1 - The state media in North Korea reported on Friday that ruler Kim Jong Un had supervised a weapons exercise the previous day in which a volley of missiles was fired from rocket launchers.
‘Historic’ multi-million euro fine slapped on low-cost airlines in Spain
Madrid, May 31 - The Spanish government has imposed fines totalling over 150 million euro ($163 million) on four low-cost airlines for charging an additional fee for hand luggage and other practices deemed unlawful.