Colombia's right-wing presidential victory reflects deep internal polarization, says analyst Vijay Prashad, who predicts militarization, pro-US alignment, restored ties with the Israeli regime, and fierce confrontation over Petro's leftist and anti-imperialist legacy.

UN experts say in a statement that the Israeli regime is continuing to commit genocide in Gaza despite a ceasefire reached in October.

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.

Underlying regional calculations behind the new military alliance between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have been shaped by fear of Israel, not Iran, says an analyst.

Iran's unwavering resistance against US-Israeli aggression, like China's historic Korean War victory, has earned global respect by demonstrating that military wisdom and sacrifice can defeat technologically superior forces, signaling the end of Western military hegemony.

UNICEF says at least 300 children have been killed since ceasefire came into effect in October 2025.

Colombia’s new right-wing president, Abelardo de la Espriella, backed by Trump, is pursuing closer US-Israeli ties, reversing his predecessor Gustavo Petro’s pro-Palestine foreign policy and reshaping Colombia’s regional alignment.