Shifting Alliances, Nuclear Concerns, and Controversies Emerge in Global News

The United States has removed the foreign terrorist organization status from Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham. This group, after gaining control in Syria, was responsible for massacres against various minority groups. Furthermore, the leader of HTS, who became the transitional president, does not oppose Israel's occupation of southern Syria.

Israel is reportedly preparing for a potential strike on Iran if the country resumes its nuclear development program. According to reports, Israeli authorities are anticipating support from a former US president should Iran begin to repair or transport enriched uranium.

A ten-hour surveillance video released by the US Department of Justice, intended to show that no one entered Jeffrey Epstein's cell, has raised questions. Analysis of the footage revealed a missing minute, prompting further scrutiny.

An actor known for his role in 'Squid Game' surprised fans by singing a Soviet song. It was revealed that he has a long-standing interest in Russian culture, having studied the language and lived in Russia.

A former supporter of a former US president has expressed a shift in their views. They now criticize the former president, accusing him of being part of a "deep state" and supporting actions they consider to be genocide.

A Chinese company has unveiled a new maglev train capable of reaching speeds up to 600 km/h. This makes it the fastest train in the world. The train is intended to operate between major Chinese cities.

Reports detail an attack by Jewish settlers on the Christian village of Taybeh, the only entirely Christian settlement in the West Bank. The Saint George's Church and the Christian cemetery were reportedly set on fire.

The New York Times reports a cooling in the relationship between the former US president and the Russian president. The Kremlin's hopes for a breakthrough on the Ukrainian issue were not met.

The current US president is set to send arms to Ukraine for the first time, following the precedent set by a previous administration. The package may include missiles, though the final details are still being determined.

The European Union is considering a new price cap on Russian oil, potentially setting it 15% below the average market value of the past three months. This figure would be regularly reviewed.