PALESTINE
Israeli cadet in flight training course commits suicide at military base
A cadet in a flight training course has died by suicide at an Israeli Air Force base in the southern part of the Israeli-occupied territories.
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PALESTINE
Israeli forces invade Syria’s Quneitra countryside with tanks, military vehicles
Israeli forces invade an area in the suburbs of the city of Quneitra in southern Syria with tanks and military vehicles.
POLITICS
Iran: Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan pact shows region’s growing distrust of US security promises
Iran says the recently-signed Mecca defense agreement among Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey shows regional states’ perception of US deception.
SAUDI ARABIA
Fire at factory in Riyadh kills16 Bangladeshi migrant workers
A fire at a factory in Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh, has killed 16 Bangladeshi migrant workers.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces, settlers carried out 108 attacks on Palestinian journalists in July
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate documents at least 108 attacks by Israeli forces and illegal settlers against Palestinian journalists and media workers in the West Bank in July.
PALESTINE
Rights group urges disclosure of Gaza detainees’ fate, probe into Israeli abuses
A rights group has called for disclosure of the circumstances surrounding the killing of Gaza detainee Ihab Mohammed Abdul Qader Diab, and a detailed investigation into Israeli abuses.
POLITICS
Judiciary chief congratulates new secretary of Supreme National Security Council
Iran’s Judiciary Chief Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei congratulates Mohsen Rezaei on his appointment as the new Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC).
PALESTINE
One year on, Gaza journalist Anas Al-Sharif remembered as brave chronicler of Israel’s genocidal war
A year after the Israeli regime killed Palestinian journalist Anas Al-Sharif in a targeted strike, his fearless frontline reporting from Gaza is remembered as his voice and sacrifice continue to expose the genocide he bravely documented.
PAKISTAN
Mecca defense pact not directed against any country, open to others: Pakistan
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says the new defense agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey is “purely defensive,” and is not directed against any country.
FOREIGN POLICY
Greenland escalates warning to Trump-linked oil firm over unauthorized drilling equipment
Greenlandic authorities escalate their warning to a US oil company linked to Trump after the firm brought drilling equipment ashore.
DEFENSE
Haj Qassem boosters meet Kheybar Shekan, Fattah warheads: Iran’s new hybrid missile configuration
Recent Iranian launch imagery reveals hybrid missiles combining Haj Qassem boosters with Kheybar Shekan and Fattah warhead systems, highlighting modularity, industrial resilience and evolving capabilities while debunking US-Israeli claims of degradation in the Iranian missile arsenal.
PALESTINE
Seven Palestinians wounded in Israeli attacks as Gaza truce violations mount
At least seven Palestinians, including a woman and a child, were injured in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip on Sunday.
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Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on August 10, 2026.
FOREIGN POLICY
US war on Iran depletes American arsenal, emboldens global rivals: Report
Perhaps most damaging to US strategic interests, experts warn that this visible depletion of military resources is actively emboldening rival powers.
INTERVIEWS
US backs Israel, arms market amid regional turmoil: Analyst
Political analyst Robert Fantina says renewed Saudi-Yemen tensions reflect wider regional instability, as Washington seeks to contain resistance groups, preserve its Middle East influence and sustain support for Israel.
IRAQ
US 'investment' project in Iraq is cover for plundering national wealth: Resistance leader
Al-Kaabi dismissed the argument circulated by some political circles that Iraq must appease Washington to ensure the delivery of oil revenues and federal budget allocations.
FOREIGN POLICY
‘Trump lost this war’: US senator warns America gets weaker as war on Iran drags on
Murphy highlighted that the cost to reopen the Strait of Hormuz increases daily, noting that a proposed deal currently on the table would effectively pay Iran $100 billion a year to reopen the critical waterway.
POLITICS
Parliament speaker Qalibaf congratulates Mohsen Rezaei on appointment as SNSC Secretary
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf has issued a message congratulating veteran commander Dr. Mohsen Rezaei on his recent appointment by the Leader as his representative and Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC).
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