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Israel Reports Complete Destruction of Hamas Structure in Northern Gaza. "There are still terrorists, but they operate without a framework and without commanders": According to the Israeli army, Hamas is no longer able to organize in the northern Gaza Strip and can only fire rockets sporadically. According to Israel, around 8000,<> terrorists have been killed so far. The Gaza war was triggered by the devastating attack on Israel by the Islamist Hamas and other extremist Palestinian groups on October 7. Terrorists killed about 1140,250 people and took about <> more hostage t...

A US Department of Education policy adviser appointed by the Biden administration has quit to protest the administration’s crucial military support of...

North Korea Launches Shooting Exercise – Islanders in South Korea to Seek Protection. South Korea accuses the North of firing dozens of artillery shells into the sea in the border area as part of a maneuver. The residents were apparently asked to seek shelter. According to a comprehensive evaluation of her public activities, Kim Jong Un's daughter Ju Ae is the likely successor to her father in the dictatorship. In 2024, North Korea plans to send three more reconnaissance satellites into space. In addition to Ju Ae, Kim is said to have an older son and another, younger child.

Lebanon: Hezbollah shells border town – Israel returns fire. After the killing of a Hamas commander in Beirut, is there a risk of an escalation of the conflict with Lebanon? Hezbollah now claims to have hit Israeli units. Meanwhile, Israel's military reports a counterattack. The killing of Saleh al-Arouri, deputy head of Hamas' political bureau, in an explosion in the Lebanese capital Beirut had fueled fears that the Gaza war could also engulf Lebanon. Nearly daily confrontations between Israel's army and Hezbollah in the border region.

Poland: Farmers block border crossing with Ukraine again. Since November, Polish farmers have been protesting against cheaper competitors from Ukraine. After a break, they have resumed their border blockade – and are making several demands. The new Minister of Agriculture, Czeslaw Siekierski, had previously promised them that the government would respond to some of their demands, but that more time would be needed to implement them. The farmers are demanding, among other things, government subsidies for the purchase of corn, the maintenance and increase of liquidity loans for farmers.