The French football team Paris Saint-Germain successfully defeated Italy's Inter Milan 5-0 in the UEFA Champions League final, securing the title for the first time.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has issued a report claiming that Iran has increased its stockpile of enriched uranium to near weapons-grade levels.

A van carrying Palestinian pilgrims was halted by a “deliberate action” by the Israeli army, preventing its occupants from continuing their journey to perform Hajj.

The Israeli regime's military announced the assassination of Mohammad Ali Jamoul, a commander of Hezbollah's rocket unit in the Al-Shaqif sector, located in southern Lebanon.

South Korea’s National Election Commission announced that, amidst political turmoil following an unsuccessful attempt to impose martial law and the ousting of President Yoon Suk-Yeol, over 15 million people, or approximately 34.74% of eligible voters, participated in the country’s early presidential election.

The physical condition of the Israeli Prime Minister has once again made headlines, prompting the Israeli cabinet to temporarily transfer his powers to another official in an emergency decision.

The former Israeli Prime Minister stated that most residents of the occupied territories want an end to the war, aid to Gaza, and the withdrawal of the army from the Gaza Strip, adding that some ministers in Netanyahu’s cabinet are “terrorists.”

In a decision that could jeopardize billions of dollars in revenue for American universities, the Trump administration has initiated an "aggressive" process to revoke the visas of hundreds of thousands of Chinese students.

On Thursday morning, the media office of the Palestinian Authority in Gaza reported that the number of martyred media personnel has risen to 221.

Elon Musk, the controversial CEO of Tesla, resigned from his position as a special government employee after four months of turbulent collaboration with the Trump administration to reform the federal government's structure.