The US State Department has approved a potential sale of 400 Tomahawk missiles and related equipment to Japan worth $2. 35 billion. The defense department's Office of Military Cooperation notified Congress of the possible sale on Friday
Named 10 trendy tourist destinations for the next year.
French Senator Joël Guérriot was questioned on suspicion of giving drugs to a female MP without her knowledge. He denied the allegations and is currently under investigation
In Spain, the former president of the federation was suspended from football for three years after the governing body of world football, FIFA, had already disqualified him.
The hat, along with other items from the collection of Napoleonic relics, is being sold by the Osenat auction house.
This time, 1,600 auditors combed through the US Department of Defense's $3. 8 trillion in assets and $4 trillion in liabilities.
Olympic surfing competitions will be held on the legendary Teahupoo beach in Tahiti.
The United States and China plan to hold further talks on commercial issues next year.
X, formerly Twitter, is losing key advertisers due to scandals involving anti-Semitic and Nazi content. Apple, Disney and others have stopped their advertising campaigns on the platform
International Court of Justice orders Azerbaijan to let ethnic Armenians to return to Nagorno-Karabakh.
In Kherson, the Russian military wounded a volunteer who was driving his own car. The man was taken to the hospital with an explosive injury and shrapnel wounds
Group of countries seeks war crimes probe in Palestinian territories.
Hamas demands Israel to stop flying reconnaissance drones over Gaza Strip.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan linked Germany's support for Israel in the war in the Gaza Strip to a sense of guilt over the Holocaust, and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz reaffirmed Germany's commitment to Israel's right to self-defense.
White House condemns Elon Musk for supporting antisemitic post on social media.
Israel promises to allow two trucks with fuel to enter the Gaza Strip every day. Kan reported that each shipment would amount to about 60,000 liters of fuel per day
A senior official made gloomy comments about discussions ahead of the December EU summit, where decisions on Ukraine are expected.
Bulgaria to end exemption from EU restrictions on Russia six months early amid sanctions debate.
