Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal team will ask a US appeals court to reverse his prostitution conviction and 50-month prison sentence, arguing the trial judge wrongly considered acquitted conduct in determining punishment

Ankara on Wednesday revisited claims of discrimination against members of the Muslim minority in Greece's Thrace province, whom it calls "Turkish", saying they are not given the right to elect muftis - who are appointed by the state, as happens in Turkey

Jasveen Sangha was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to supplying ketamine that contributed to the 2023 death of actor Matthew Perry, marking the latest conviction in a broader federal drug case

Benjamin Netanyahu stated in a post that Israel will continue striking Hezbollah despite pressure it is facing for a ceasefire

The Justice Department says former Attorney General Pam Bondi will not appear before a House committee investigating the Epstein files after her dismissal, while lawmakers continue to seek her testimony.

Russia transferred the remains of 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers back to Kyiv, while receiving the bodies of 41 of its own servicemen in return

Iran’s forensic authority says more than 3,000 people were killed during the war that began in late February, with a significant share of victims still undergoing identification before being returned to their families

Israeli airstrikes hit Beirut and southern Lebanon killing over 250 people, while Hezbollah responds with rocket fire and international leaders urge Lebanon’s inclusion in fragile Iran–US ceasefire efforts.

The holy sites - Christian, Jewish and Muslim - had been closed by Israeli police on the first day of the war, which began on Feb. 28

He also warned against any tolls in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the importance of freedom of navigation

This is the highest ranking ever for Greek passport holders since the index was created 20 years ago

In the Thailand-Cambodian border, a facility was detected serving as a hub for elaborate online cons targeting victims around the world that was in operation since the COVID-19 pandemic

Iran’s state-run Fars news agency reported Wednesday that tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz had been halted following what it described as an Israeli violation of the ceasefire agreement. A separate Iranian outlet, Press TV, citing unnamed sources, reported that Tehran would “punish” Israel over attacks against Lebanese Hezbollah carried out in breach of […]

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In a post on X, Akar issued a stark warning: “In the homeland of the Turkish Cypriots, those who dream of Easter… will experience their last Easter.”

The Kremlin says it welcomes the US-Iran ceasefire and hopes it will allow Washington to resume three-way peace talks on Ukraine, while Kyiv continues to push for a reciprocal truce with Moscow

France says over a dozen countries are preparing a coordinated mission to restore safe traffic through the Strait of Hormuz following a US-Iran ceasefire, while EU leaders welcome de-escalation and urge a lasting diplomatic agreement.

A last-minute two-week truce replaces earlier warnings of devastating attacks, as Washington and Tehran signal willingness to negotiate while conflict and uncertainty persist

Greece's permanent representative to the UN also thanked Bahrain for its “tireless efforts” in drafting the text, while also expressing regret that 'its adoption was not possible today'

Will the respected American news network transform into a version of the pro-Trump Fox News?