Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman has warned that energy security cannot be taken for granted amid the ongoing war in the Middle East.

He said the conflict is testing energy infrastructure and decision-making processes, highlighting the challenges facing regional energy security.

Jordan's King Abdullah II began his state visit to Malaysia on Monday with talks with Malaysia's King Sultan Ibrahim at the National Palace in Kuala Lumpur.

The discussions focused on the longstanding relations between Jordan and Malaysia, as well as the latest regional developments.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Kyiv will respond if Russia refuses to halt attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, following US President Donald Trump’s announcement of an “energy ceasefire.”

Speaking via video link to a security forum in Warsaw, Zelensky said Ukraine would stop long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries and exports only if Moscow ends attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities and critical infrastructure.

Trump announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but the details remain unclear. Zelensky says Ukraine will only stop striking Russian energy facilities if Moscow stops attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. With reports of continued Russian strikes, will this ceasefire actually hold?

Jordan's King Abdullah II received an official welcome upon his arrival at Malaysia's National Palace.

The ceremony included an honour guard inspection and a 21-gun salute in honour of the Jordanian monarch.

Video footage released by Al Arabiya Network captures the precise moment a Houthi missile strike struck King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The lethal attack killed at least 12 people, injured over 300 others, and caused severe structural damage to civilian passenger areas.

Saudi civil aviation authorities immediately halted all flight operations, diverted incoming traffic, and cordoned off the facility while emergency response crews battled fires near terminal structures.

What does it take to be Prime Minister? According to Netanyahu: strength, brains, spirit… and apparently a gym membership.

In his latest campaign-style video, Netanyahu flexes his muscles, praises 'Israeli' soldiers, and urges supporters to bring their entire families out to vote.

He even warns that if they don't vote, his political opponents could take power.

Forget the usual campaign promises. This time, the message comes with a workout

A Palestinian shop in Al-Lubban Al-Sharqiya, near Nablus, has been surrounded by hundreds of 'Israeli' flags reportedly placed by settlers, obstructing access to the business. According to reports, shop owner Mouayad Mahmoud contacted 'Israeli' forces to complain, but says he was told not to remove the flags. For a small business owner, access to his own storefront means access to his livelihood. This incident raises serious questions about the obstacles Palestinian residents face while trying to work and support their families under occupation.

Thousands of people marched through Brussels towards the European Union headquarters, calling for stronger measures to combat climate change ahead of a major United Nations summit.

Protester Victoria Pire said people increasingly recognize the need to fight for better living conditions and stronger climate policies.

Yemen's Houthi group has claimed responsibility for attacks targeting Riyadh airport and energy facilities across Saudi Arabia.

The announcement came a day after a deadly attack at the airport, raising concerns over security and regional tensions.