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Japan has intercepted a Russian spy plane in its northern seas for the second time this year.

Javad Karimi-Ghodousi also warned Iran could increase its missile range to more than 10,000 kilometers.

The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog warned that Tehran could have a nuclear bomb in "weeks rather than months."

A senior Hamas official told Newsweek protests rocking U.S. universities are "useful and supportive activities for our cause."

Tehran officials say a domestically produced defense system has been significantly upgraded.

The resurfaced 2015 spoof shows actress Dakota Johnson being picked up by ISIS on her first day at college.

President Joe Biden is juggling four major conflicts—two hot and two cold—as he faces off with Donald Trump.

A source close to Hezbollah dismissed the purported Israeli strike, telling Newsweek: "We didn't feel it at all."

The explosions were closed to both Isfahan airport and the Shekari army base.

A tit-for-tat conflict now threatens to spiral out of control in the Middle East as Iran decides how to respond to the latest attack.

Colonel Pavel Alexandrovich Kropotov, commander of Russia's 59th Guards Communications Brigade, was killed in Luhansk on April 13.

Earlier this week, Beijing's top envoy called a comprehensive strategic partner.

Iran's attack on Israel was not a surprise, nor did it inflict significant damage. It was nonetheless a paradigm shift.

Israel's war cabinet is mulling how and when to respond to Iran's weekend drone and ballistic missile bombardment.

Prices in Surrey, British Columbia, translate to a whopping $6.75 per gallon.

A senior commander for the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps warned that Tehran may review its "nuclear doctrine" if Israel targets its atomic facilities.

The Biden administration's secondary sanctions are proving effective at further isolating Russia, even from lenders in Moscow's most important partner.

Israel should think long and hard before pulling the trigger.

Beijing's top envoy has not condemned Iran's weekend attack on Israel, reiterating Beijing's position that it was a spillover from the Israel-Gaza conflict.

People privileged to live in places where democracy and human rights have been well established may have started to take them for granted.

Beijing stopped short of criticizing Tehran for the attack, stressing the need for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of Israeli hostages.

The IDF is highly trained and experienced, while Iran's large population is reflected in its standing regular military strength of some 420,000 personnel.

If ever there was a red line, Iran crossed it Saturday, launching more than 300 drones, ballistic, and cruise missiles into Israel from its own territory.

Donald Trump Jr. has implied the drones launched against Israel on April 13 were the result of people not listening to his father.

"I'm not a politician or diplomat but this is a scary and destabilizing series of events," the TV personality said.

President Joe Biden calls for a draft amid an "impending ground operation in Iran" in a dubious video shared by a conservative commentator.

Princess Salma is a first lieutenant in the Royal Jordanian Air Force.

The think tank warned that Russia would make more "threatening gains" if the U.S. continues "to withhold assistance to Ukraine."

Over the weekend, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed to Newsweek that Iran had launched an attack on Israel.

A handful of Western allies, including the U.S., mobilized its forces to help defend Israel from Iran's air attack over the weekend.