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Turkish Red Crescent Sends Humanitarian Ship to Gaza for Ramadan, Plans to Serve 1.8 Million Meals

The Turkish Red Crescent dispatched its 21st “Ship of Goodness” carrying humanitarian supplies bound for Ga-za Strip on 19 February 2026, departing from Mersin International Port, according to image-verified reporting from Anadolu-distributed media. The vessel was photographed preparing to sail…

Trump Says Prospects for Iran Deal Could Be ‘Within Ten Days’ as Military Buildup Grows

US President Donald Trump said it should become clear within about 10 days whether the United States can secure a nuclear agreement with Iran, as American military deployments in the Middle East intensify. Speaking after talks in Geneva between US…

Over 150 Former Diplomats Issue Open Letter Accusing French FM of Spreading Disinformation Against Francesca Albanese

More than 150 former ministers, ambassadors, and diplomats issued an open letter accusing Jean-Noel Barrot of spreading disinformation about UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese after he cited a video later alleged to be AI-manipulated. The signatories said relying on altered material…

Trump’s Gaza ‘Peace Board’ to Hold First Meeting in Washington, At Least 20 Nations to Attend

On Thursday in Washington, DC, President Donald Trump will convene the first meeting of his proposed Ga-za “Board of Peace,” a body tied to a 20-point ceasefire plan that took effect in October and was later ratified in Davos. White…

‘No Good Muslims’: Australian Right-Wing Lawmaker Under Fire for Islamophobic Remarks

Australia’s race discrimination commissioner has called for an apology after Pauline Hanson, leader of One Nation, made remarks about Islam during an interview with Sky News Australia on Monday. Hanson said Australia should take a “tough stance” against Islam and…

‘Disgusting Islamophobia and Dangerous Bigotry’: Democratic Lawmakers Call for Fine’s Resignation

Randy Fine is facing mounting backlash after posting on X that choosing between dogs and Muslims would not be difficult, a remark that triggered condemnation from lawmakers, civil rights groups, and public figures across the United States. The controversy escalated…

Jordan Sentences Brothers to Two Years in Prison for Criticizing Trump’s Middle East Visit Last Year

A Jordanian state security court has sentenced brothers Musa and Mohamed Abu Aqoub to two years in prison for “impeding relations” with a foreign state after they distributed posters criticizing a visit by US President Donald Trump to the Middle…

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