CCTV Footage: French man, Kevin T., opened fire, specifically targeting people of colour. At least one person was killed, four seriously injured — including a 12-year-old girl who was shot eight times — and about ten others were wounded. He told police he wanted to attack 'Black people' and 'Arabs.' A copy of 'Mein Kampf' was found at his home.

New @hrw #Yemen report: Amidst the Houthis' siege on #Taiz, the Houthis' demolition of a portion of Hayjat al-Abd further endangers civilians already struggling with severe shortages of food, water, medicine, and fuel, and may amount to a war crime. hrw.org/news/2026/10/26/yeme…

UN Commission of Inquiry: "Israel has committed war crimes & the crimes against humanity of extermination, persecution, torture, rape & other forms of sexual violence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, intentionally targeting Palestinian civilians." ohchr.org/sites/default/file…

It goes without saying that during this very high tension time, this is a really big deal. These are very high level individuals. The Saudi defense minister is not going to casually show up to Tehran unless something is going on. I'd guess they're gonna talk about: - Some plan for mediations with the US - Drawing red lines for if active conflict breaks out again - The Saudi-Yemeni war It also goes to show Asim Munir's earlier trip wasn't necessarily a failure as it was depicted in some media outlets last week

My family has been blessed with the honor of facilitating the Hajj & Umrah pilgrimage for years. My father gave nearly 40 years of his life, his blood, and his sweat to this noble cause. He raised us to understand that serving the guests of Allah is a sacred duty.

More than 2,670 Palestinians have been forcibly displaced from their homes in Hebron by Israeli occupation forces, the majority of them women, children, and elderly people, according to data from Hebron Municipality.

Clarification Regarding Reports on the Closure of Iranian Borders to Pakistan With regard to reports concerning the closure of Iranian borders to Pakistan, I would like to clarify a few important points here: First, there are currently no restrictions on the Iranian side on the export of Iranian goods to Pakistan, including LPG. Iran's borders with all its neighboring countries remain open. Naturally and rationally, under the prevailing circumstances, it would be neither logical nor in the interests of either side for Iran to close its borders to its immediate neighbors, particularly brotherly Pakistan. Second, changes in the implementation of Pakistan's E-Form procedure for imports from Iran have created a situation in which traders are effectively and literally unable to dispatch cargo from Iran to Pakistan. Consultations with the Pakistani side are currently underway to address this issue. Third, according to reports, several hundred trucks carrying LPG have crossed the Rimdan border into Gabd on the Pakistani side. However, despite having remained there for several weeks, these trucks have yet to be unloaded or cleared, further complicating the movement of goods and the smooth flow of bilateral trade. Finally, I would like to emphasize that cross-border trade between Iran and Pakistan is an integral part of the bilateral agreements reached at the highest levels. It serves the mutual interests of both countries and their people. Iran has made every possible effort, leaving no stone unturned, to facilitate and promote this essential bilateral trade. We remain committed to continuing these efforts in close coordination with our Pakistani counterparts to overcome existing challenges, facilitate the movement of goods, and strengthen economic cooperation between our two brotherly countries.