Court to rule on first climate lawsuit against Italian state
Italy’s first climate lawsuit against the state is set to receive a court ruling. The case, initiated by environmental groups, demands a significant reduction in greenhouse gases.
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Hezbollah flexes street muscle as questions grow over Lebanese state’s response
Hezbollah has demonstrated its influence in Beirut through recent protests following incidents involving explosives seizures and clashes with security forces. The Lebanese Army increased its presence in the area to manage escalating tensions, raising concerns about Hezbollah's attempts to reassert control amid the government's efforts to limit its power. Critics argue that the state's weak response to Hezbollah's actions reflects a broader failure to enforce laws and maintain authority.
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‘Record’ 855 people detained over Paris protest violence: police
Police in Paris detained a record 855 individuals during violent protests. The deputy mayor noted unprecedented levels of violence in the capital.
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Yemeni foreign minister: Iran is a party to the war, and those who arm the Houthis cannot act as mediators
Yemeni foreign minister: Iran is a party to the war, and those who arm the Houthis cannot act as mediators