Israel has seized land along its border with Syria and carried out air strikes on Damascus. Benjamin Netanyahu said IDF troops had captured a buffer zone in the Golan Heights on the same day a lightning rebel offensive toppled the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad. Mr Netanyahu said the move was to protect Israeli residents after Syrian troops abandoned positions, and after rebel fighters infiltrated the UN monitored area.

In the hours after the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, hundreds have descended on the site which for many most encapsulated his oppressive rule: the Saydnaya prison. The notorious military complex has been used to detain tens of thousands of people who fell foul of the Syrian government over the decades. Among those searching for people who have vanished inside its walls was Dr Sharvan Ibesh, chief executive of the aid group Bahar.

Ever since the US and its allies imposed sanctions on Russia following the invasion of Ukraine, Western officials have been frustrated by Moscow’s continued ability to get its hands on American technologies to help power its war efforts. Russian weapons recovered from battlefields in the region are chock full of gear from firms like Intel Corp. and Analog Devices Inc., much to the frustration of officials in Washington, Brussels and Kyiv. The nagging question: Why are trade controls failing?

A coalition of conservative leaders, led by a think tank founded by former Vice President Mike Pence, is urging the Senate to maintain the integrity of the Supreme Court by passing a constitutional amendment. “With the recent election representing a resounding rejection of such proposals,” the letter to U.S. senators says, “it is time for Congress and the States to preserve the integrity and independence of the Supreme Court through a constitutional amendment limiting the number of...

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Guns N’ Roses will embark on a European and Middle East Tour in May. The 24-date run includes stadium concerts and festivals with special guests Public Enemy, Rival Sons and Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter on select dates. Guns N’ Roses Tour Dates: Ticket Information May 23 – Riyadh Kingdom Arena, Saudi ArabiaMay 27 – Abu Dhabi Etihad Arena, UAEMay 30 – Shekvetili Parka, GeorgiaJun. 02 – Istanbul Tüpraş Stadyumu, TurkeyJun. 06 – Coimbra Estádio Cidade de Coimbra, PortugalJun. 09 – Barcelona Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, SpainJun. 12 – Florence Firenze Rocks, ItalyJun. 15 – Hradec Kralove Rock For People, Czech RepublicJun. 18 – Dusseldorf Merkur Spiel-Arena, GermanyJun. 20 – Munich Allianz Arena, GermanyJun. 23 – Birmingham Villa Park, UKJun. 26 – London Wembley Stadium, UKJun. 29 – Aarhus Eskelunden, DenmarkJul. 02 – Trondheim Granåsen Ski Centre, NorwayJul. 04 – Stockholm Strawberry Aren, SwedenJul. 07 – Tampere Ratina Stadium, FinlandJul. 10 – Kaunas Darius and Girėnas Stadium, LithuaniaJul. 12 – Warsaw PGE Nardowy, PolandJul. 15 – Budapest Puskás Aréna, HungaryJul. 18 – Belgrade Ušće Park, SerbiaJul. 21 – Sofia Vasil Levski Stadium, BulgariaJul. 24 – Vienna Ernst Happel Stadion, AustriaJul. 28 – Luxembourg Open Air, LuxembourgJul. 31 – Wacken Festival, Germany ### The post Guns N’ Roses To Tour Europe And Middle East appeared first on RockinTown.