US intelligence report concludes that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved the 2018 slaying of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Many countries are now weighing their own certification systems, while grappling with moral questions over the prospect of dividing the world along lines of vaccine access.

Maritime intelligence firm says blast likely stemmed from ‘asymmetric activity by Iranian military’; ship identified as MV Helios Ray owned by Israeli shipping magnate Rami Ungar.

Despite progress in mass vaccination campaign, decline in infection rate appears to have ended.

Since the morning of February 25, Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan has been fiercely fighting with his own General Staff in a fierce attempt to keep the power.

On February 25th, the General Staff of the Armenian Armed Forces issued a statement demanding Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s resignation.

Rachel Levine, President Joe Biden’s nominee for assistant health secretary, evaded questioning on her past support for child sex changes during her Senate confirmation hearing, a move that left GOP Senator Rand Paul “outraged.”

Some Tel Aviv residents spoke out against government’s collection of data on individuals refusing to vaccinate while others supported it.

Defense chief says PM must convene security cabinet to discuss matter, laments that decision to give away doses was made ‘behind the backs of relevant officials’.

Minister says healthcare workers will start getting inoculations next week; development come days after release of Israeli woman, reportedly bartered for funding of Russian vaccine.

Australian lawmakers have passed a law that forces tech giants like Facebook and Google fork out money for the media content. Critics argue the bill was watered down after Facebook imposed a week-long ban on Australian news.

People who test negative for Covid on entering Israel will have an option of isolating at home with an electronic bracelet instead of in a hotel.

PM says he wants to vaccinate all Israelis over 16 by end of March, shortly after the elections; top officials urge public to follow coronavirus rules over Purim.

21 people said to fraudulently board United Airlines flight from New York.

Sky News says the crowd at the Australian Open gave tennis association president a ‘rude awakening’ as she was making COVID announcement.

Iran has still not offered explanations for uranium material found at two of its nuclear plants last year, according to a new report by the UN’s nuclear watchdog, potentially derailing renewed efforts to revive the nuclear deal.