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Israel’s policies threaten ‘very existence’ of Palestinians, Abbas tells UN
Mahmoud Abbas says saving two-state solution begins with preserving Palestinian land, protecting those who live on it.
Russia’s Karmanov wins gold at 2026 European Boxing Championship in Sofia
The Russian athlete defeated Junior Tadah of France in the final bout
Secretary-General Appoints Toily Kurbanov of Russian Federation Deputy Special Representative, UN Mission in South Sudan
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres today announced the appointment of Toily Kurbanov of the Russian Federation as his new Deputy Special Representative for the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and Resident Coordinator in South Sudan. Mr. Kurbanov will also serve as Humanitarian Coordinator. Mr. Kurbanov succeeds Anita Kiki Gbeho of Ghana, to whom the Secretary-General is grateful for her contributions and accomplishments.
Iranian American Group Files Suit Alleging Iran War Is Unconstitutional
Supported by Iranian American Group Files Suit Alleging Iran War Is Unconstitutional In a federal lawsuit filed on Thursday, an advocacy group asked a federal judge to declare that the seven-month war in Iran was never declared or authorized by Congress. An Iranian American organization filed a federal lawsuit on Thursday arguing that the Trump administration usurped Congress’s power to declare war through its roughly seven months of military operations in Iran. The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Washington, came two days after President Trump escalated threats against Iran in front of the United Nations, saying that he was considering whether to “annihilate” the country or strike a deal. The advocacy arm of the National Iranian American Council, which brought the lawsuit, argued the war had harmed many of its members, who have relatives in Iran who have been killed, injured or had their livelihoods destroyed because of the Trump administration’s bombing and economic pressure. The lawsuit asks a federal judge to declare the war with Iran unconstitutional. The group wrote that the founders intended to leave “the question of war or peace” to Congress and not the president. “That was the understanding of every participant in drafting, debating and ratifying the Constitution, and it remains the correct understanding today,” they wrote. Congress enacted legislation in 1973 requiring the president to observe certain limits when ordering military operations, but courts have tended to defer to the president’s authority to conduct war as commander in chief of the armed forces. In 1974, the Supreme Court declined to overturn a lower court’s decision allowing President Richard M. Nixon to carry out bombing campaigns in Cambodia during the Vietnam War without authorization from Congress. The lower court found then that the legality of the bombings was a political question not reviewable by the courts. The lawsuit on Thursday followed several bipartisan efforts by lawmakers this year to pass a measure to pressure the president into ending the war or seeking congressional approval. But the measures, called war powers resolutions, do not carry the force of law and were repeatedly brushed aside by the White House. Zach Montague is a Times reporter covering the federal courts, including the legal disputes over the Trump administration’s agenda.
Russian Finance Ministry sets Hormuz opening scenario for $50/bbl oil price in budget
The ministry is deliberately budgeting a rather low oil price to mitigate the risks of unexpected deficits, Igor Yushkov noted
Russia’s Prozorova advances to Round 3 of 2026 WTA Singapore Open
The unseeded Russian athlete is to play Xinyu Wang of China in the next round
Lavrov, Grossi discuss Israel’s, US’ strikes on Iran’s peaceful nukes — Foreign Ministry
The sides also addressed other issues on the UN agenda that are of mutual interest
Russian stock market mixed on Thursday — market data
The yuan exchange rate decreased by ten kopecks to 12.6 rubles
Air defenses intercept 34 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions
On-duty air defense forces have intercepted Ukrainian UAVs over three Russian regions
Iranian-American group sues Trump over war
Plaintiffs have families in Iran who have been harmed by the US war, they say.
Israel protested ahead of national match in Austria!
Israel protested ahead of national match in Austria! (machine-translated headline from a Turkish-language source)
Russian government approve new three-year budget draft
One of the key priorities of the draft budget is fulfillment of social obligations
Xi Jinping hopes US will oppose Taiwan's independence — Xinhua
The Chinese leader noted that the United States should exercise caution on the Taiwan issue
Russia calls for tools to prevent conflicts in information space — MFA
According to Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov, Russia plans to complete ratification procedures for the UN Convention against Cybercrime "as soon as possible"
Houthis claim hit on several Saudi military facilities
According to the Houthi military spokesman, the strikes killed and wounded "hundreds of servicemen of the Saudi-led Arab coalition forces"
Ukrainian man kills one, wounds four in Poland abbey knife attack
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy denounces 'horrific crime' after 31-year-old attacks clergy, worshippers in border town.
Jerusalem Daily: Ben-Gvir sets out bid to become defence minister
In October elections, Israel’s national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is hoping to become defence minister.
Collapsing currency and inflation leave families struggling in Sudan
Rising bread, sugar and meat prices strain Sudanese households already grappling with war and economic instability.
Gaza’s recovery needs reach $71.5bn amid ‘most severe economic crisis’: UN
UN trade body report says consequences of Israeli occupation have 'skyrocketed' with 90% unemployed in Gaza.
French actress Marina Vlady died at age of 88
From 1970 to 1980, Marina Vlady was married to the iconic Russian poet and bard Vladimir Vysotsky