Trump rules out Sunday strikes on Iran but warns of 'finishing them off'

US President Donald Trump ruled out immediate military strikes against Iran on Sunday while declaring he must either secure a diplomatic agreement or "finish them off."

US military says 95% of Hormuz ships safe despite Iran 'aggression'

US Central Command announced on Sunday that over 95% of commercial vessels recently transited the Strait of Hormuz without incident despite what it termed Iranian aggression, while Admiral Brad Cooper confirmed American forces have assisted partners in exporting more than 1.5 billion barrels of crude oil since summer.

Trump denounces Alaska ballot dispute as 'outright cheating'

US President Donald Trump on Sunday condemned the inclusion of independent candidate Daniel Sullivan on Alaska's general election ballot alongside Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, accusing Democrats of deliberately confusing voters in a tight Senate race that could determine control of the chamber.

TÜMOSAN advances to the Tractor of the Year 2027 final

The 81.110Evo model has qualified as a finalist in its category at Tractor of the Year 2027, one of the world’s most prestigious tractor awards.

Israeli opposition accuses Netanyahu of spreading ‘terror’ ahead of vote

Opposition leaders slammed the Israeli premier for posting an AI-generated nuclear explosion image, accusing him of spreading panic ahead of Tuesday's parliamentary vote.

UN's Guterres meets Arab League chief in Cairo on regional tensions

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres held talks with Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Fahmy in Cairo on Sunday to discuss regional de-escalation efforts and strengthen cooperation between the two organizations, focusing on humanitarian crises affecting Gaza and Sudan while advancing diplomatic solutions to ongoing tensions.

Netanyahu delays Gaza security plans until after Israeli election

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has postponed critical security and administrative arrangements for the Gaza Strip until after the Oct. 27 election, shelving plans for an international stabilization force and the training of thousands of Palestinian police officers in Egypt, according to Israeli media.

UN: 268,000 displaced in Yemen, thousands flee to Djibouti

The International Organization for Migration said Sunday that more than 268,000 people have been displaced inside Yemen since July amid escalating conflict between government forces and the Houthi group, while thousands have fled by sea to neighboring Djibouti where half of the arrivals are children.

Riyadh airport resumes flights after deadly Houthi attack

King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh resumed limited flight operations on Sunday after a roughly two-week suspension caused by a deadly Houthi attack, though the Yemeni group immediately warned that the facility remains a military target and threatened further strikes.

White House sees Netanyahu lobbying as 'sign of desperation'

US officials said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aggressive outreach to the White House reflects mounting anxiety over his electoral prospects, as final polls show his coalition falling short of a majority against opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot ahead of Tuesday's parliamentary elections.

Iran says it never left talks, accuses US of unilateral demands

Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei told German broadcaster ARD on Sunday that Tehran has never abandoned diplomacy despite the ongoing conflict, accusing Washington of insisting on one-sided conditions while denying any role in alleged operations against British air bases.

Iranian group Handala claims theft of 150GB of Israeli data

The Handala hacking group said it breached an Israeli technology system used to archive confidential government and military recordings, seizing 150 gigabytes of sensitive judicial transcripts and security files that it made available for download as proof of the intrusion, according to Iranian state media.

Zelenskyy warns Putin peace offer may be 'political trick'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s stated readiness for peace talks could be a “political trick” to avoid escalating tensions with Washington ahead of US midterms, adding that trilateral talks in November would reveal Moscow’s true intentions.

Belarus warns against travel to six European states amid unrest

The Belarusian Foreign Ministry on Sunday urged citizens to avoid nonessential travel to France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Albania, citing sharply deteriorating security conditions, mass demonstrations and the risk of emergency measures disrupting transport and communications.

Suspected Houthi missile hits near military headquarters in Yemen's Aden

A suspected Houthi ballistic missile struck a remote area near a military headquarters in Yemen's southern Aden governorate on Sunday, causing no casualties or material damage according to local sources, as tensions persist between the internationally recognized government and the rebel movement.

Serbia’s Vucic concedes defeat to student-backed opposition

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat in Sunday's parliamentary elections as preliminary projections showed the student-backed opposition alliance securing between 135 and 140 seats in the 250-member National Assembly.

Trump calls Michigan candidate Abdul El-Sayed a 'jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member'

US President Donald Trump on Sunday branded Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a "jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member" during a campaign rally in the battleground state, urging supporters to block his path to Congress while endorsing Republican rival Mike Rogers ahead of November's midterm elections.

Türkiye, Qatar FMs discuss Gulf security, mediation efforts

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Qatari counterpart Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani discussed Gulf security and ongoing negotiations in a phone call on Saturday.

Iran says 'nothing will be same' in region after war with US

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday that "nothing will be the same" in the region following the war with the US and Israel, warning that the strategic Strait of Hormuz will be managed under new realities and welcoming security plans originating from within the region.

Saudi coalition downs 10 Houthi ballistic missiles targeting south

The Saudi-led coalition announced Sunday it had intercepted and destroyed 10 ballistic missiles fired by Yemen's Houthi rebels toward southern Saudi Arabia, marking the latest salvo in a wave of cross-border attacks that have intensified amid renewed hostilities between the kingdom and the Iran-aligned group.

Preparations begin for Putin-Xi-Trump trilateral summit: Kremlin

Kremlin foreign policy aide Yury Ushakov said Sunday that Moscow, Beijing and Washington are ready in principle to hold a trilateral summit involving Presidents Putin, Xi and Trump, with preparations already underway for a potential meeting during next month's APEC gathering in Shenzhen.

Nigeria Taraba massacre death toll disputed as residents flee

Amnesty International reported that at least 40 people were killed in an attack on Nigeria's Binnari community, while Taraba State officials put the death toll at 25, as survivors flee to neighboring areas amid renewed calls for strengthened rural security.

Putin rejects 'clear overkill' claims Russia behind European unrest

Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed allegations that Moscow is orchestrating mass demonstrations across Europe as "clear overkill," saying such accusations reflect the inability of European leaders to take responsibility for the domestic unrest rather than analyze underlying causes.

Iran speaker says US 'entered quagmire' due to war miscalculations

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammed Bagher Qalibaf said on Sunday that the United States has "entered a quagmire" in its war against Iran due to miscalculations, adding that Washington must take steps to extricate itself as tensions persist over navigation in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

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