Lebanon announces partial ceasefire between Israel, Hezbollah but attacks continue

Lebanon has announced a limited ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel aimed at reducing violence around Beirut and its suburbs. However, clashes continue in southern Lebanon, leaving broader regional peace efforts hanging in the balance.

Iran halts talks with US – media

Iran has halted negotiations with the US over the ongoing Israeli offensive in Lebanon, moving to block maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, Tasnim news agency has reported, citing sources.

‘You’re f***ing crazy!’ Trump yelled at Netanyahu for derailing Iran talks – Axios

US President Donald Trump has lashed out at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel’s escalation in Lebanon, Axios reported on Monday, citing two American officials and a third source briefed on the call.

Kuwait strongly condemns Iranian missile attacks on its territory

The Foreign Ministry warned that the strikes endanger civilian safety and critical infrastructure, while reaffirming Kuwait’s right to defend its sovereignty.

Israeli PM Netanyahu orders attacks in southern suburbs of Beirut

The latest military escalation comes amid ongoing U.S.-led diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating the broader regional conflict involving Iran.

US says it struck Iranian military sites, Tehran responds with air base attack

Despite an active ceasefire, the United States and Iran exchanged new military strikes over the weekend, highlighting the fragility of ongoing peace negotiations.

‘Stuff you dream of’: Kohli steers Bengaluru to second straight IPL crown

Virat Kohli's unbeaten 75 and inspired bowling led Royal Challengers Bengaluru to their second straight Indian Premier League title with a five-wicket win over Gujarat Titans on Sunday.

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner officially marry in London

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner have officially married in the presence of close family and friends.

Meta to pay millions over student mental‑health crisis

Meta and the parent companies of Snapchat, YouTube and TikTok have agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit accusing the social media platforms of contributing to mental health problems among students, Reuters has reported.