Russia advocates for the reconsideration of international sanctions on North Korea, arguing that the continuous imposition of sanctions is unfair and discouraging. This stance comes as Moscow and Pyongyang strengthen their relations.

Explores how young people in Germany access news and the development of contemporary news services for Generation Z through the #UseTheNews project, involving media organizations and media research institutes to adapt to changes in news usage and create new information services for those under 30.

Explores how young people in Germany access news and the development of contemporary news services for Generation Z through the #UseTheNews project, involving media organizations and media research institutes to adapt to changes in news usage and create new information services for those under 30.

Explores how young people in Germany access news and the development of contemporary news services for Generation Z through the #UseTheNews project, involving media organizations and research institutes to adapt to changing news consumption patterns.

Media organizations and media research institutes are addressing changes in news consumption among young people in Germany through the #UseTheNews project, which aims to develop new information services tailored for Generation Z, particularly targeting those under 30.

Iran launched hundreds of drones and missiles at Israel in retaliation for an Israeli strike in Damascus, leading to heightened security measures and public anxiety. The IDF and Home Front Command issued defensive guidelines, and Israelis prepared for the attack by securing safe rooms and stocking up on essentials. The attack, which began around 2 a.m., saw Israeli and allied forces intercepting the projectiles. The situation drew comparisons to the first Gulf War, with reflections on Israel's improved defense capabilities and the public's resilience. Despite the severity of the attack, the response was marked by a mix of preparedness and black humor among Israelis.

Since the Hamas terror attacks on October 7, thousands have visited the affected Israeli communities to show solidarity, support victims, and fundraise. The Jewish Federations of North America have organized numerous solidarity missions, raising significant funds for emergency support. Survivors like Adele Raemer emphasize the importance of bearing witness despite the discomfort. Leaders such as New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mark Medin of UJA-Federation of New York highlight the dual wars—physical and informational—that Israel faces. Volunteers like Yossi Hoffman lead tours to massacre sites, using proceeds to support soldiers and community rebuilding efforts. The resilience and gratitude of Israelis are underscored by the visitors' experiences and the ongoing support from the global Jewish community.

The ongoing Israel-Hamas war has highlighted editorial tensions between Politico and its parent company, Axel Springer, known for its strong support for Israel. Politico's recent coverage has been critical of Israel, contrasting with Axel Springer's principles. This has led to internal and external scrutiny, with Axel Springer emphasizing editorial independence while maintaining its pro-Israel stance. The article discusses various instances of this disconnect, including controversial political cartoons and differing editorial approaches within Axel Springer's media properties.

The article previews the GOP presidential debate, highlighting Nikki Haley's significant stakes and the strategies of her rivals, including Ron DeSantis, Chris Christie, and Vivek Ramaswamy. It also covers a House Committee hearing on campus antisemitism involving the presidents of Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, and MIT, who faced criticism for their responses. Additionally, it discusses legislative actions, including a Senate bill for Israel aid and sanctions on Iran, and features interviews with key figures like Jonathan Greenblatt on combating antisemitism. The article touches on various political and social issues, including the Biden administration's policies and international relations.

Sen. Lindsey Graham praised Qatar for its role in facilitating dialogue and expressed support for normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia, and a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine. He criticized Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, calling for new leadership for Palestinians. Graham blamed Iran for regional instability and emphasized the importance of continued efforts to reconcile Saudi Arabia with Israel. He also praised President Joe Biden for vetoing a U.N. cease-fire resolution and pledged support for a defense agreement with Saudi Arabia. Graham met with Qatar's emir and attended the Doha Forum, where the UNRWA was awarded despite criticism from pro-Israel groups.