Migrants driven from Tunisian olive groves left in limbo

The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported that 15 medics and rescuers killed by Israeli forces in Gaza last month were shot in the upper body with "intent to kill", sparking international condemnation. An autopsy revealed the victims were deliberately targeted, leading to calls for an international probe into the killings. The Israeli military claims the victims were Hamas militants, but the Red Crescent denies these accusations and demands accountability for the attack. Full Article

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Dubai’s real estate market in Q1 2025 saw increased investor confidence, tourist numbers, and government initiatives driving performance across luxury, mid-tier, and affordable segments, according to dubizzle. Key areas like Dubai Marina and Dubai Hills Estate recorded strong sales and rental prices, with Al Barsha and Jumeirah leading in luxury villas. Jumeirah Village Circle, Al Furjan, and Dubai Investments Park emerged as top choices for mid-tier and affordable housing, with off-plan options also attracting investors...

British documents reveal that King Faisal Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud warned the United States in 1975 that Arab states would again use oil as a political weapon unless Israel agreed to a settlement with Arab nations, following the 1973 oil embargo. The embargo was a response to US and European support for Israel during the 1973 war, which was launched by Egypt and Syria. King Faisal's actions exposed Western dependence on Middle Eastern energy resources...

Israel's military conducted air strikes on Syrian airbases, leading to condemnation from Syria and reports of casualties. The strikes targeted military capabilities in Hama and T4 airbases, as well as other sites in Damascus, amid concerns about Turkey's military presence in Syria. Israeli forces also engaged in a ground operation in Deraa province, resulting in the deaths of nine gunmen, as tensions between Israel and Syria escalate over security concerns. Full Article

The IAEA has raised concerns about Iran's nuclear program, warning that Iran is close to enriching uranium to weapons-grade levels. Iran has significantly increased its uranium production and removed surveillance equipment from key nuclear sites, hindering the IAEA's ability to verify its capabilities. Despite being the only non-nuclear state with such high enrichment levels, Iran's cooperation with the IAEA has become increasingly unreliable. Full Article