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Spain: Scientists uncover oldest face in Western Europe
Spain: Scientists uncover oldest face in Western Europe

Spain: Scientists uncover oldest face in Western Europe

The facial bones of an adult nicknamed “Pink,” unearthed in Spain, rewrite humankind’s early history in Europe. Scientists in Spain have excavated fossilized facial bones that may be from a previously unknown species of the
13 hours ago
Syria's interim president creates national security council
Syria's interim president creates national security council

Syria’s interim president creates national security council

A national security council in Syria will tackle security and political challenges, according to an official order from the country’s transitional presidency. Syria’s new leaders on Wednesday announced that they will create a
15 hours ago
Pakistan: Many hostages freed after Balochistan train attack
Pakistan: Many hostages freed after Balochistan train attack

Pakistan: Many hostages freed after Balochistan train attack

Baloch separatists have taken hundreds of people hostage after attacking a passenger train. Scores have been freed after government forces launched a large-scale operation. Over a hundred train passengers were rescued after being
2 days ago
Duterte arrested at Manila Airport on ICC warrant
Duterte arrested at Manila Airport on ICC warrant

Duterte arrested at Manila Airport on ICC warrant

Philippine police served an Interpol arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court on the former president for his deadly narcotics crackdown during his time in office. Former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested at
3 days ago
Trump administration ordered to pay $2 billion in aid
Trump administration ordered to pay $2 billion in aid

Trump administration ordered to pay $2 billion in aid

A federal judge ordered the US administration to release foreign aid payments that are due under certain existing contracts. A United States district judge has ruled that President Donald Trump’s administration must pay nearly $2
3 days ago
North Sea: Tanker hired by US military hit by cargo ship
North Sea: Tanker hired by US military hit by cargo ship

North Sea: Tanker hired by US military hit by cargo ship

A tanker carrying jet fuel for the US military has collided with a ship transporting chemicals off the UK coast. The crew of the Stena Immaculate tanker reported explosions on board. Cargo
3 days ago
Germany, UK urge Israel to resume aid, electricity to Gaza
Germany, UK urge Israel to resume aid, electricity to Gaza

Germany, UK urge Israel to resume aid, electricity to Gaza

Israel cut electricity supplies to the Palestinian enclave to pressure Hamas into releasing more hostages. Meanwhile, Israel has sent negotiators to Doha to discuss the Gaza ceasefire. Germany has called on Israel to restore
3 days ago
Iran, China and Russia launch annual joint naval drills
Iran, China and Russia launch annual joint naval drills

Iran, China and Russia launch annual joint naval drills

Marine Security Belt naval drills are held annually by Iran, China and Russia near the Gulf of Oman. The waters are strategically important for global trade and oil exports in particular. Russian
3 days ago
Luxembourg's Prince Frederik dies of rare disease
Luxembourg's Prince Frederik dies of rare disease

Luxembourg’s Prince Frederik dies of rare disease

There is no cure or treatment for POLG mitochondrial disease, which attacks multiple organ systems. He passed away at the age of 22. Prince Frederik of Luxembourg has died of a rare condition known
4 days ago
Deutsche Bahn pays €197M in compensation for delays in 2024
Deutsche Bahn pays €197M in compensation for delays in 2024

Deutsche Bahn pays €197M in compensation for delays in 2024

Deutsche Bahn pays €197M in compensation for delays in 2024 German rail operator Deutsche Bahn (DB) reported on Sunday that it had paid out almost €197 million ($214 million) in customer compensation
4 days ago
Strikes to hit Frankfurt, 10 other German airports
Strikes to hit Frankfurt, 10 other German airports

Strikes to hit Frankfurt, 10 other German airports

Workers at Germany’s largest airports, including international hubs Frankfurt and Munich, are set to go on strike on Monday. Travel disruptions are expected. Trade union Verdi on Friday said workers at Frankfurt Airport
7 days ago
Syria sees worst day of violence since ouster of Assad
Syria sees worst day of violence since ouster of Assad

Syria sees worst day of violence since ouster of Assad

Almost 50 people were killed in clashes between security forces and pro-Assad gunmen in Latakia, once the stronghold of the Assad family. The government has tried to play down sectarian tensions. A
7 days ago
Germany fined €34 million for late whistleblower protection
Germany fined €34 million for late whistleblower protection

Germany fined €34 million for late whistleblower protection

The EU’s highest court has fined Germany and four other countries for failing to create laws to boost protection for those who expose wrongdoing. The European Union’s highest court on Thursday handed Germany a fine
1 week ago
Hong Kong court quashes Tiananmen activists' conviction
Hong Kong court quashes Tiananmen activists' conviction

Hong Kong court quashes Tiananmen activists’ conviction

Three pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong had been sentenced to jail and served sentences for refusing to hand over information to authorities. A court has quashed their conviction in a rare win
1 week ago
South Korea: Shells hit civilian area during military drill
South Korea: Shells hit civilian area during military drill

South Korea: Shells hit civilian area during military drill

Air force officials said eight bombs were “abnormally released” from a fighter jet during a live-fire military drill exercise. Media reported the shells landed in the civilian region of Pocheon. Several civilians
1 week ago
US: Trump delays auto tariffs for a month
US: Trump delays auto tariffs for a month

US: Trump delays auto tariffs for a month

The US president revised the 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico a day after implementing them. Meanwhile, Canada filed a WTO complaint against the new US tariffs. Donald Trump says
1 week ago
Pakistan mourns civilians, soldiers killed in Bannu attack
Pakistan mourns civilians, soldiers killed in Bannu attack

Pakistan mourns civilians, soldiers killed in Bannu attack

Two suicide bombings targeting a military base killed 18 people in northwestern Pakistan. A militant group linked to the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility. Schools and shops remained closed in Pakistan’s northwestern city
1 week ago
Germany: Aircraft crashes into garden, killing pilot
Germany: Aircraft crashes into garden, killing pilot

Germany: Aircraft crashes into garden, killing pilot

The pilot of a small aircraft died after it crashed into the garden of a residential building in Plettenberg in Germany’s western North-Rhein Westphalia state. The man’s identity had yet to be
1 week ago
Trump says Kabul airport bombing orchestrator arrested
Trump says Kabul airport bombing orchestrator arrested

Trump says Kabul airport bombing orchestrator arrested

The “top terrorist” responsible for the Kabul Abbey Gate suicide bombing was being extradited to the US for “swift” justice, according to US President Donald Trump. A so-called “Islamic State” (IS) operative —
1 week ago
Arab leaders, UN endorse Egypt's $53 billion Gaza plan
Arab leaders, UN endorse Egypt's $53 billion Gaza plan

Arab leaders, UN endorse Egypt’s $53 billion Gaza plan

Egypt’s alternative to Trump’s “Gaza Riviera” plan is expected to cost $53 billion and take five years. Cairo says it will host a conference for Gaza reconstruction next month. Leaders at an
1 week ago
Trump tariffs: China, Canada and Mexico retaliate in kind
Trump tariffs: China, Canada and Mexico retaliate in kind

Trump tariffs: China, Canada and Mexico retaliate in kind

Stocks and shares dropped as US tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China came into effect. Other US trade partners are fearing similar measures. Hours after the controversial tariffs on Canada and Mexico came into effect, US Commerce Secretary
1 week ago
Ukraine: Zelenskyy ready to work with Trump toward peace
Ukraine: Zelenskyy ready to work with Trump toward peace

Ukraine: Zelenskyy ready to work with Trump toward peace

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy has said he is ready to negotiate peace “as soon as possible” after President Donald Trump cut US military aid to Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also said on X that
1 week ago
What would it cost Europe to defend itself without the US?
What would it cost Europe to defend itself without the US?

What would it cost Europe to defend itself without the US?

Donald Trump’s controversial initiative to end the war in Ukraine has reignited the longstanding issue of how Europe can fend for itself. And what would that mean for the continent economically and
1 week ago
Germany: Several Hamburg police officers face racism probe
Germany: Several Hamburg police officers face racism probe

Germany: Several Hamburg police officers face racism probe

Fifteen police officers in Hamburg, some of them retired, are being investigated over racist chat messages. They could face disciplinary measures. Police in the northern German city-state of Hamburg on Tuesday searched nine apartments as
1 week ago
EU's von der Leyen proposes €800 billion defense plan
EU's von der Leyen proposes €800 billion defense plan

EU’s von der Leyen proposes €800 billion defense plan

The European Commission president says increasing defense spending is necessary in “an era of rearmament.” A European summit on defense and Ukraine is planned this week amid tense transatlantic relations. European Commission
1 week ago
Arab leaders gather to discuss Gaza reconstruction
Arab leaders gather to discuss Gaza reconstruction

Arab leaders gather to discuss Gaza reconstruction

Egypt, Jordan, Qatar and Saudi Arabia are seeking to come up with a plan to rebuild Gaza and counter Donald Trump’s “riviera” proposal. Arab leaders are meeting at an emergency summit in
1 week ago
Trump orders pause of US military aid to Ukraine
Trump orders pause of US military aid to Ukraine

Trump orders pause of US military aid to Ukraine

The suspension comes just days after Trump clashed with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the White House. US President Donald Trump on Monday ordered a temporary suspension of US military aid to Ukraine. It comes
1 week ago
Gaza: First fatal attack since ceasefire began
Gaza: First fatal attack since ceasefire began

Gaza: First fatal attack since ceasefire began

The stabbing at a transport station left at least one person dead and four injured. The alleged perpetrator — who held German citizenship — was killed in what police called a “terror
1 week ago
Swedish police probe water sabotage attempt on Gotland
Swedish police probe water sabotage attempt on Gotland

Swedish police probe water sabotage attempt on Gotland

The water supply on the Baltic Sea island of Gotland came close to being shut off by unknown saboteurs, reports say. Damage to pumps in a lake was “not accidental.” Swedish police are
2 weeks ago
Arab world, aid groups slam Israel's block on Gaza aid
Arab world, aid groups slam Israel's block on Gaza aid

Arab world, aid groups slam Israel’s block on Gaza aid

Egypt and Saudi Arabia criticized Israel’s decision to stop food and other supplies from entering the Gaza Strip. Aid agencies say the decision will be “devastating” for residents. Israel stopped the entry of
2 weeks ago

Fico on the Zelensky-Trump Meeting

Robert Fico’s statement about the meeting between Trump and Zelensky reflects his pragmatic approach to Slovakia’s foreign policy and does not hide his ties with Russia. Fico clearly states that Slovakia will
2 weeks ago
Brave Sir Keir Runs Away from the Battle
Brave Sir Keir Runs Away from the Battle

Brave Sir Keir Runs Away from the Battle

LONDON – Almost exactly 50 years ago, “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” hit cinemas – a mercilessly sarcastic parody of Britain’s national myth: King Arthur and the Knights of the Round
2 weeks ago
Mexico extradites 29 drug traffickers to US
Mexico extradites 29 drug traffickers to US

Mexico extradites 29 drug traffickers to US

Mexico’s removal of major drug cartel figures comes as the country seeks to dissuade Trump from slapping 25% tariffs on Mexican goods. The extradition is Mexico’s largest in years. Mexican authorities on Thursday
2 weeks ago
Police probe arson attack linked to Tesla plant in Berlin
Police probe arson attack linked to Tesla plant in Berlin

Police probe arson attack linked to Tesla plant in Berlin

Police in Germany are investigating what they describe as an “assumed” arson attack at a Berlin construction site after activists reportedly claimed responsibility. German police said on Wednesday they are investigating an “assumed” arson
2 weeks ago
Sudan: UN food agency pauses aid in famine-hit refugee camp
Sudan: UN food agency pauses aid in famine-hit refugee camp

Sudan: UN food agency pauses aid in famine-hit refugee camp

The World Food Program has halted aid distribution in the Zamzam camp in North Darfur. WFP officials said intensified fighting between the military and RSF paramilitary forced them to stop providing the
2 weeks ago
Germany: Shots fired outside Bielefeld court
Germany: Shots fired outside Bielefeld court

Germany: Shots fired outside Bielefeld court

Four people were injured after shots were fired outside a court building in the northwestern German city of Bielefeld. Four people were injured, one of them critically, after three shots were fired
2 weeks ago
Sudan: More than 40 killed in military plane crash
Sudan: More than 40 killed in military plane crash

Sudan: More than 40 killed in military plane crash

A military aircraft crashed outside of the Sudanese capital Khartoum, killing both military personnel and civilians. The army has been engaged in an internal conflict in Sudan for nearly two years. At
2 weeks ago
Middle East: Gaza ceasefire back on after hostage deal
Middle East: Gaza ceasefire back on after hostage deal

Middle East: Gaza ceasefire back on after hostage deal

Israel and Hamas agreed overnight to resume a prisoner swap, meaning the fragile ceasefire in Gaza can continue. Egyptian mediators said on Wednesday that a deal had been secured between Hamas and Israel to exchange the
2 weeks ago
MH370: Search resumes to find missing plane 11 years on
MH370: Search resumes to find missing plane 11 years on

MH370: Search resumes to find missing plane 11 years on

A major tech firm has started a new hunt for a Malaysia Airlines plane that vanished more than 10 years ago, officials say. The disappearance of flight MH370 remains one of aviation’s
2 weeks ago
Taiwan detains China-crewed ship after undersea cable cut
Taiwan detains China-crewed ship after undersea cable cut

Taiwan detains China-crewed ship after undersea cable cut

Taiwanese officials say the vessel, which had a Chinese crew but was flying a Togolese flag, had been lingering in waters close to the damaged underwater cable. It’s the fifth such incident
2 weeks ago
Germany: Suspected Hamas cell members face terrorism trial
Germany: Suspected Hamas cell members face terrorism trial

Germany: Suspected Hamas cell members face terrorism trial

Four men suspected of belonging to a clandestine Hamas cell are charged with preparing terror attacks in Europe. They are accused of creating arms depots under orders from the Palestinian Islamist group’s
2 weeks ago
South Korea: 4 dead in bridge collapse
South Korea: 4 dead in bridge collapse

South Korea: 4 dead in bridge collapse

At least ten workers fell from an elevated piece of highway in the city of Anseong. Authorities said the cause of the highway collapse could not immediately be determined. At least four construction
2 weeks ago
South Korea's Yoon faces final impeachment hearing
South Korea's Yoon faces final impeachment hearing

South Korea’s Yoon faces final impeachment hearing

The eight-judge bench of South Korea’s Constitutional Court will hear from Yoon Suk Yeol before they decide his fate. South Korea’s ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol is set to make a closing
2 weeks ago
Sudan: MSF halts operations in famine-hit displacement camp
Sudan: MSF halts operations in famine-hit displacement camp

Sudan: MSF halts operations in famine-hit displacement camp

Violence engulfing the Zamzam camp in North Darfur forced the medical charity out, imperiling the lives of nearly half a million displaced people. Medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) announced on Friday
2 weeks ago
Morocco says it has broken up 'Islamic State' cell
Morocco says it has broken up 'Islamic State' cell

Morocco says it has broken up ‘Islamic State’ cell

The north African country’s counterterrorism unit said it had foiled attacks planned by a 12-member terror cell in the Sahel region. Authorities described their plans as an “imminent dangerous terrorist plot.” Morocco’s
2 weeks ago
Human toll of Russia's war in Ukraine explained in graphics
Human toll of Russia's war in Ukraine explained in graphics

Human toll of Russia’s war in Ukraine explained in graphics

Three years on, Russia’s war in Ukraine has reduced infrastructure to rubble and displaced millions. Though estimates of the number of people killed in the invasion vary, the human tragedy is indisputable.
2 weeks ago
EU leaders in Kyiv on third anniversary of Russia's invasion
EU leaders in Kyiv on third anniversary of Russia's invasion

EU leaders in Kyiv on third anniversary of Russia’s invasion

On the third anniversary of the Russia’s invasion, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has honored his country’s resilience. Meanwhile, the UN is scheduled vote on rival resolutions on Ukraine.  European Union leaders arrived
3 weeks ago
Spain busts South American sex-trafficking pipeline
Spain busts South American sex-trafficking pipeline

Spain busts South American sex-trafficking pipeline

Police say they have arrested 48 people, including three ringleaders, accused of trafficking more than 1,000 women from Colombia and Venezuela. The women were lured with false job ads. Police in southeastern
3 weeks ago
Ukraine: Zelenskyy offers to quit in return for NATO entry
Ukraine: Zelenskyy offers to quit in return for NATO entry

Ukraine: Zelenskyy offers to quit in return for NATO entry

The Ukrainian president said would resign “immediately” if his country was offered NATO membership. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday he would quit as Ukraine’s head of state in exchange for the country gaining NATO membership. “If there
3 weeks ago
Middle East: Nasrallah funeral draws large crowds
Middle East: Nasrallah funeral draws large crowds

Middle East: Nasrallah funeral draws large crowds

Huge crowds gathered in Beirut for the funeral of slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Meanwhile, Israel has not yet released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in an
3 weeks ago
Sweden investigating new reports of Baltic Sea cable damage
Sweden investigating new reports of Baltic Sea cable damage

Sweden investigating new reports of Baltic Sea cable damage

Sweden’s coast guard has dispatched a vessel to waters east of Gotland. A number of telecommunications and power cables have been damaged in the Baltic Sea in recent months. Swedish authorities said
3 weeks ago
Middle East: Explosions hit empty buses in Tel Aviv suburb
Middle East: Explosions hit empty buses in Tel Aviv suburb

Middle East: Explosions hit empty buses in Tel Aviv suburb

Several explosions hit empty buses in central Israel. Authorities said other explosive devices were disabled. Israeli police said three buses exploded in a southern suburb of Tel Aviv. Authorities have referred to the
3 weeks ago
South Korea: President Yoon faces criminal trial
South Korea: President Yoon faces criminal trial

South Korea: President Yoon faces criminal trial

South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol appeared in court to face charges of orchestrating a rebellion. He is the first South Korean president to stand trial in a criminal case. South Korea’s impeached
3 weeks ago
Germany: Public transport strike called for Friday
Germany: Public transport strike called for Friday

Germany: Public transport strike called for Friday

Trade union Verdi said local transport services in six states will come to a standstill after negotiations for a wage increase failed to reach a breakthrough. Public transport employees in six German states will
3 weeks ago
Middle East: Trump's Gaza plan rejected by UAE
Middle East: Trump's Gaza plan rejected by UAE

Middle East: Trump’s Gaza plan rejected by UAE

The UAE President told US Secretary of State Marco Rubio they oppose a plan to displace Palestinians from Gaza. His statement on the issue comes ahead of a key summit in Saudi
3 weeks ago
Pakistan: Gunmen kill seven Punjabis in bus attack
Pakistan: Gunmen kill seven Punjabis in bus attack

Pakistan: Gunmen kill seven Punjabis in bus attack

Gunmen in Pakistan’s Balochistan province attacked a bus and killed passengers of Punjabi origin, authorities said. Attacks targeting Punjabi laborers have been on the rise. Gunmen killed seven passengers aboard a bus
3 weeks ago
Uganda deploys troops to DR Congo to repel militias
Uganda deploys troops to DR Congo to repel militias

Uganda deploys troops to DR Congo to repel militias

The Ugandan troop deployment comes as the Congolese army faces a major challenge from rebel groups seeking to control the mineral-rich region. Uganda’s army said on Tuesday that its troops would be
3 weeks ago
Tesla starts hiring in India after Modi and Musk meet
Tesla starts hiring in India after Modi and Musk meet

Tesla starts hiring in India after Modi and Musk meet

The electric carmaker posted 13 job openings in Mumbai and New Delhi days after its CEO Elon Musk met Indian PM Modi last week. India has recently lowered taxes on high-end cars.
3 weeks ago
Canada: Plane crash injures 18 at Toronto airport
Canada: Plane crash injures 18 at Toronto airport

Canada: Plane crash injures 18 at Toronto airport

A passenger plane crashes on landing in Toronto, with the 80 passengers possibly narrowly escaping disaster. A Delta regional jet overturned in Canada while landing Monday at Toronto Pearson Airport after a blizzard, injuring
3 weeks ago
US: Heavy rains and flooding kill 9
US: Heavy rains and flooding kill 9

US: Heavy rains and flooding kill 9

Flooding in the US has killed at least eight adults and one child, authorities said. Thousands have been left without access to power and drinking water. Heavy rainfall and flooding in parts of the US killed
4 weeks ago
Austria stabbing 'Islamist attack,' interior minister says
Austria stabbing 'Islamist attack,' interior minister says

Austria stabbing ‘Islamist attack,’ interior minister says

A Syrian asylum seeker suddenly attacked passersby in Villach, killing a teenager and injuring five others. Austria’s interior minister said the perpetrator was linked to the so-called “Islamic State” group. The perpetrator
4 weeks ago
Chernobyl nuclear plant hit by explosion, IAEA says
Chernobyl nuclear plant hit by explosion, IAEA says

Chernobyl nuclear plant hit by explosion, IAEA says

The energy agency said no casualties were reported after an overnight blast at the former Chernobyl nuclear plant. It also said radiation levels at the site remained normal. An explosion caused a
4 weeks ago
Could Trump's plans derail Saudi-Israel normalization?
Could Trump's plans derail Saudi-Israel normalization?

Could Trump’s plans derail Saudi-Israel normalization?

US plans have rendered diplomatic ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia unlikely for the time being. Yet Riyadh and Washington have their own roadmaps. Meanwhile, Palestinians continue to bear the brunt. Polarizing
4 weeks ago
Hamas says will free Israeli hostages as planned
Hamas says will free Israeli hostages as planned

Hamas says will free Israeli hostages as planned

The Islamist militant group Hamas has said it now plans to free three Israeli hostages on Saturday, as scheduled. The announcement follows mediation talks in Egypt, after a threatened delay to the
4 weeks ago
Ukraine peace talks: Germany calls for European involvement
Ukraine peace talks: Germany calls for European involvement

Ukraine peace talks: Germany calls for European involvement

Security officials and heads of governments stress that Ukraine ought to be involved in peace talks, after the US moved to start negotiations with Moscow.  German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stressed that peace must not
4 weeks ago
Taiwan: Death toll rising from blast at food court
Taiwan: Death toll rising from blast at food court

Taiwan: Death toll rising from blast at food court

Authorities say that at least four people have been killed and others taken to hospital, after a blast at a food court on the 12th floor of a department store in Taichung
4 weeks ago
Ukraine updates: Baerbock travels to Paris to discuss war
Ukraine updates: Baerbock travels to Paris to discuss war

Ukraine updates: Baerbock travels to Paris to discuss war

Germany Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is set to attend a meeting with other EU foreign ministers to discuss the latest in the war in Ukraine.  Besides Baerbock, foreign ministers from Poland, France, Spain and Italy, and
4 weeks ago
White House bars reporter over naming of Gulf of Mexico
White House bars reporter over naming of Gulf of Mexico

White House bars reporter over naming of Gulf of Mexico

An AP journalist was denied entry to the White House. Trump administration officials said the reporter was kept out because the news agency did not comply with Trump’s order renaming the Gulf
4 weeks ago
Israel says ceasefire will end if hostages not returned
Israel says ceasefire will end if hostages not returned

Israel says ceasefire will end if hostages not returned

Israeli PM Netanyahu has said “intense fighting” will resume in Gaza if hostages are not returned by Saturday. Meanwhile, Trump is meeting with Jordan’s king to discuss his plans for Gaza.  Israel
4 weeks ago
US: Private jet collision in Scottsdale, Arizona, kills 1
US: Private jet collision in Scottsdale, Arizona, kills 1

US: Private jet collision in Scottsdale, Arizona, kills 1

Two business jets collided on the runway at Scottsdale airport. The US Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the collision. Two private jets collided on Scottsdale Airport’s runway in the southwestern US state of Arizona
1 month ago
Middle East: Hamas postpones hostage releases
Middle East: Hamas postpones hostage releases

Middle East: Hamas postpones hostage releases

The Palestinian militant group accused Israel of failing to honor ceasefire terms. Israel called the move a “complete violation” of the ceasefire, and has put the military on high alert. Palestinian militant
1 month ago
Guatemala: Bus plunges into ravine, killing at least 50
Guatemala: Bus plunges into ravine, killing at least 50

Guatemala: Bus plunges into ravine, killing at least 50

Authorities said a bus lost control and crashed through a bridge guardrail into a ravine north of the capital city. An investigation into the crash is ongoing. A bus carrying more than
1 month ago
Germany's ambassador condemns raid on Palestinian bookstore
Germany's ambassador condemns raid on Palestinian bookstore

Germany’s ambassador condemns raid on Palestinian bookstore

After Israeli police raided a well-known Palestinian bookstore in east Jerusalem, ambassador to Israel Steffen Seibert has said he is “concerned” about the arrest of the owners. Germany’s ambassador to Israel, Steffen
1 month ago
India kills dozens of Maoist rebels in Chhattisgarh battle
India kills dozens of Maoist rebels in Chhattisgarh battle

India kills dozens of Maoist rebels in Chhattisgarh battle

Indian Minister Amit Shah hailed the fight as a “big success” against the communist Naxalite insurgency. The clash in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur district also left two Indian security personnel dead. A clash between Indian security
1 month ago
Germany: 16 Indians stopped in migrant smuggling attempt
Germany: 16 Indians stopped in migrant smuggling attempt

Germany: 16 Indians stopped in migrant smuggling attempt

Federal police in Germany detained 16 people after they attempted to enter the country illegally. Germany has beefed up border controls of late as immigration dominates public discourse weeks before an election.
1 month ago
UN rights chief warns against 'escalating' DR Congo conflict
UN rights chief warns against 'escalating' DR Congo conflict

UN rights chief warns against ‘escalating’ DR Congo conflict

The UN Human Rights Council is considering whether to launch an investigation into alleged abuses committed in eastern Congo on Kinshasa’s request. Rwanda alleged it was responding to an “imminent” threat from
1 month ago
Lebanon ceasefire: Israel strikes target Hezbollah sites
Lebanon ceasefire: Israel strikes target Hezbollah sites

Lebanon ceasefire: Israel strikes target Hezbollah sites

Israeli military said it had struck Hezbollah sites that were in “violation” of a ceasefire agreement. Israel said late Thursday that its forces had struck two sites that allegedly contained weapons belonging to the
1 month ago
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