Orbán of Balkans’ Claims Victory In Bulgaria’s Election
Rumen Radev claimed victory after exit polls showed his Progressive Bulgaria movement won Sunday’s parliamentary election in the Balkan nation, its eighth general vote in five years.
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FBI Director Says Evidence Supports Trump’s 2020 Election Claims, Promises Developments Soon
FBI Director Kash Patel said Sunday that the bureau has gathered evidence supporting claims by President Donald Trump that the 2020 election was stolen, though he declined to release details, citing an ongoing investigation.
IDF Establishes “Yellow Line” Buffer Zone in Southern Lebanon Amid Ceasefire
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed Saturday that it has established a “Yellow Line” security perimeter across southern Lebanon, creating a controlled buffer zone during the current 10-day ceasefire. The move is aimed at maintaining operational security while preventing renewed hostilities along Israel’s northern border.
U.S. Preparing Naval Crackdown on Iran-Linked Tankers as Strait Tensions Escalate
The United States is preparing to significantly expand its maritime pressure campaign against Iran, with plans underway to board and seize Iran-linked oil tankers and commercial vessels in international waters, U.S. officials told the Wall Street Journal.
Pastor Killed in Russian Strike on Ukrainian Church During Easter Gathering
A pastor was killed and several worshippers seriously wounded after a church in Ukraine was struck during an Easter gathering, highlighting the growing toll on Christian communities amid the ongoing war.
U.S., Iran To Resume Talks; Trump Issues Dire Threat
Talks to strike a deal with Iran will reconvene this week ahead of Wednesday’s ceasefire expiration as President Donald Trump issued fresh threats Sunday on the Islamic Republic.
Pentagon Quietly Prepares Contingency Plans for Possible U.S. Operation in Cuba
Military planning for a potential U.S. intervention in Cuba is quietly accelerating, according to a USA TODAY exclusive, as the Pentagon prepares contingency options should President Donald Trump authorize action against the communist-led island.
Numerous Killed In Kyiv Shooting
At least six people were killed after a gunman opened fire in a district of Kyiv before barricading himself inside a supermarket, where he later died in a confrontation with police, officials said.
US Renews Russian Oil Waiver Amid Iran War Energy Strain
The administration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump has renewed a waiver allowing countries to buy sanctioned Russian oil at sea for about a month, despite critics fearing it could help Moscow finance its war against Ukraine.
Bulgaria Heads To Crucial Vote Amid Political Turmoil Over Pro-Russia Direction
Bulgarians were heading for elections that a pro-Russia former president was expected to win.
10-Day Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Begins Amid Skepticism
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon took effect at midnight local time after being announced by U.S. President Donald J. Trump, though skepticism remained over whether the truce would hold.
Hungary’s Magyar Invites Netanyahu To Budapest Despite ICC Warrant, Signals Continued Israel Ties (Worthy News In-Depth)
Péter Magyar, Hungary’s incoming prime minister, has reached out to the Jewish community and invited Israel’s government leader to Budapest despite an arrest warrant against him by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.
House Republicans Move to Expunge Trump’s First Impeachment Amid New Disclosures
A renewed effort is underway in the U.S. House of Representatives to expunge the first impeachment of Donald Trump, following newly declassified information tied to the 2019 Ukraine whistleblower complaint.
Iran Reopens Strait of Hormuz Amid Ceasefire; Trump Confirms Passage While U.S. Blockade Remains
Iran has announced the reopening of the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz following a temporary ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, prompting a strong response from global markets and cautious optimism from world leaders.
US, Iran Weigh Ceasefire Extension Amid Strait Tensions, Prompting Stock Rally
The United States and Iran are considering a two-week extension of their ceasefire to allow more time for negotiations on a broader peace deal, easing immediate fears of renewed fighting despite an intensifying standoff over the Strait of Hormuz, officials said, prompting a global stock rally.
India Christians Fear Crackdown On Missions Under Foreign Funding Law
Christian workers in India fear proposed legislation will accelerate a government crackdown on foreign-funded mission groups, especially those supporting Dalits, viewed as “outcasts” in the country’s ancient Hindu social hierarchy.
Turkey Mourns School Shooting Victims After Rare Attacks Leave Dead, Injured
Turkey plunged into mourning Thursday as funerals were held for nine people killed when a 14-year-old opened fire at a school, one of the deadliest such shootings in the nation’s recent history.
Hungary’s Magyar Pushes Swift Power Transfer, Urges President To Step Down After Election Win
Hungary’s election winner Péter Magyar pushed for a rapid transfer of power after his landslide victory, urging President Tamás Sulyok to step down following talks at the presidential palace.
German Christian YouTubers Investigated for ‘Blasphemy’ After Criticizing Antisemitism
Two Christian YouTubers in Germany are reportedly under criminal investigation after publishing a video addressing antisemitism and Islamic extremism, raising renewed concerns over religious freedom and free speech in Europe.
U.S. Will Strike Iran Infrastructure With No Deal, Hegseth Warns
The U.S. military is prepared to strike Iran’s energy infrastructure if it does not agree to a peace deal, War Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Thursday.