Türkiye's President Erdogan arrives in South Korea for talks

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Türkiye arrived in Seoul on Monday for an official visit at the invitation of South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, with talks set to address strategic partnership and regional issues during his stay through Nov. 4.

Trump favors Iran diplomacy over Netanyahu strikes push

US President Donald Trump is prioritizing diplomatic engagement with Iran despite pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to launch military strikes immediately after Tuesday's midterm elections, with sources characterizing their weekend phone call as both "tough" and "direct."

Trump threatens to give Iran 'the hammer' at rally

US President Donald Trump warned that Washington may resort to military force against Iran, telling Iowa supporters he wants to save lives but will eventually deliver 'the hammer' to Tehran.

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.

El-Sayed shrugs off Democratic rival's endorsement of Republican Rogers

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed dismissed Haley Stevens' endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers as irrelevant ahead of Michigan's crucial Tuesday midterm vote.

Haredi protesters clash with Israeli police over draft evader arrest

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish demonstrators clashed with Israeli police in Jerusalem late Sunday over the arrest of a community member who failed to report for military service, highlighting deepening divisions over conscription exemptions that threaten Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition talks.

Bennett backs Eisenkot to form next Israeli government

Naftali Bennett announced on Sunday that his Together party will recommend Gadi Eisenkot to President Isaac Herzog for the premiership, a move that strengthens the former army chief's prospects of receiving the first mandate to form a government while opposition factions coordinate their stance following deadlocked elections.

Zelenskyy claims Russia lost record 54,400 troops in October

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday that Russian forces suffered a record 54,400 casualties in October, stating that the daily loss figure reached 2,250 on Oct. 21 while Ukrainian troops regained nearly 100 square kilometers of territory during the same period.

Eisenkot says Netanyahu bid to discredit Israel vote has 'failed'

Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot said Sunday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempt to discredit Israel's parliamentary election results has failed, describing the move as a 'despicable' effort to drag the country into new polls amid unproven allegations of Qatari interference.

Canadian PM Carney discusses trade deal with Trump

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he held discussions with US President Donald Trump on Sunday regarding the framework of a new bilateral trade agreement, signaling progress toward resolving months of tariff disputes that have strained economic relations between the North American neighbors.

Arab League demands international probe into Gaza prisoner torture

The Arab League on Sunday called for an independent international investigation into the alleged systematic torture of Palestinian detainees from Gaza held at Israel’s Ramla Prison, demanding unrestricted access for monitors and accountability for perpetrators.

Melania Trump announces end of Oleshky ceasefire after 800 evacuated

US First Lady Melania Trump announced on Sunday that a humanitarian ceasefire in Oleshky has successfully concluded after nearly 800 civilians were evacuated from the Russian-controlled Ukrainian city, expressing hope that the cooperation between Moscow and Kyiv would serve as a foundation for broader peace efforts.

Former Israeli general warns of 'irreversible collapse'

Retired Maj. Gen. Itzhak Brik warned Sunday that Israel is facing an irreversible breakdown across its military, economy and state institutions, declaring that the country has lost international legitimacy and could not survive prolonged isolation.

Yemeni army says nearly 500 Houthis 'neutralized' in 24 hours

Yemeni military officials said Sunday that army units had "neutralized" nearly 500 Houthi fighters and field commanders during 1,272 operations over the previous 24 hours, as government forces press ahead with Operation Dawn of Yemen on multiple fronts across the war-torn country.

Sudan lodges UN, AU complaints against Ethiopia over drone attacks

Sudan's Foreign Ministry said late Sunday it has filed formal complaints with the UN Security Council and African Union, accusing Addis Ababa of allowing the Rapid Support Forces to use Ethiopian territory to launch drone strikes against civilian infrastructure and electricity stations across several states.

Two tankers explode after hitting mines in Hormuz: IRGC

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy said two oil tankers exploded after striking naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz, leaving one supertanker burning as maritime tensions persist following the US-Israel war with Iran and a stalled navigation agreement.

Israeli siege bars 80,000 Palestinian students from school in Hebron

The General Union of Palestinian Teachers said Sunday that Israel's ongoing siege of Hebron in the occupied West Bank has prevented nearly 80,000 students from attending school and displaced 537 families, appealing to international education unions to pressure governments to reopen routes.

Russia, Ukraine report cyberattacks on emergency alert apps

Moscow and Kyiv reported simultaneous cyber incidents early Monday targeting their emergency alert mobile applications, with false warnings about radiation threats and missile attacks transmitted to users in both countries as officials scrambled to restore public confidence in the systems.

Turkish president welcomes Zelenskyy in Istanbul

Türkiye's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomed Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Istanbul on Saturday for high-level talks on the ongoing conflict and bilateral relations.

Turkish president warns Black Sea vessel attacks could escalate tensions

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned that attacks on civilian vessels in the Black Sea risk further escalation that serves no one's interests, as he hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Istanbul for talks on regional security and diplomatic efforts to end the war.

Turkish president to visit South Korea for strategic talks

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will travel to Seoul from Nov. 1-4 at the invitation of South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, with official talks scheduled for Nov. 3 to discuss the Strategic Partnership and exchange views on regional and global issues, according to a statement from the presidential communications office.

Trump says US could hit Iran nuclear sites in '10 minutes'

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that Washington retains the capacity to target Iran's remaining suspected nuclear facilities in a matter of minutes, signaling the possibility of further military action despite ongoing Qatari-mediated diplomatic negotiations aimed at resolving the conflict.

Zelenskyy, Erdogan agree to work on new Black Sea grain corridor

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Saturday he had reached an agreement with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to work toward establishing a new Black Sea grain corridor, emphasizing Ankara's support for efforts to ensure safe navigation and restore normal conditions in the region.

US examining Türkiye's Black Sea grain proposal

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Saturday that Washington is actively reviewing proposals put forward by Türkiye and India to restore grain shipments through the Black Sea, stressing that safeguarding global food security remains essential despite the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

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