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Cuba Expels Diplomats
Past coverageCuba accuses the Dominican Republic of succumbing to U.S. pressure after expelling Cuban embassy officials and their families. The Dominican Republic requested the withdrawal of nine Cuban diplomats, citing unspecified reasons. The expulsion order mandates their departure by August 16.
Dominican Republic expels Cuban diplomats, sparking row
The Dominican Republic has taken the unusual step of demanding the withdrawal of nine Cuban diplomats and their families, creating a diplomatic rift between the two Caribbean nations. The Ministry of …
Cuba accuses Dominican Republic of submitting to U.S. pressure after diplomat expulsions
Cuba's Foreign Ministry has vehemently denounced the Dominican Republic's decision to expel Cuban embassy officials and their families from Santo Domingo. Havana characterized the move as an "act of s…
Dominican Republic asks Cuba to withdraw nine diplomats, citing discretion
The Dominican government has formally requested the expulsion of nine members of the Cuban diplomatic mission, along with their families. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the decision, settin…
Dominican Republic asks Cuba to withdraw nine diplomats
The Dominican government has formally requested the expulsion of nine members of the Cuban diplomatic mission, along with their families. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the decision, granti…
Nigeria Uncovers Ghost Payrolls
Past coverageNigeria's Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has uncovered ghost workers on government payrolls, including an official who listed 14 family members. The ICPC urges Nigerians to reject the notion that corruption is unavoidable due to weak institutional controls.
ICPC uncovers ghost payrolls, official paying 14 family members
Nigeria's Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has exposed a significant issue of ghost workers and payroll fraud within government systems. ICPC Chairman Musa Al…
Weak systems helped Adeyemi set up ‘fake agency,’ says ICPC
Weak institutional controls within Nigeria's public sector enabled an individual to allegedly establish a fake agency and manipulate government processes, according to Musa Aliyu, Chairman of the Inde…
ICPC urges Nigerians to reject 'everyone is doing it' mindset on corruption
Nigeria's Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) is challenging a pervasive mindset that corruption is an inescapable part of life. The commission is actively urgin…
ICPC uncovers official who put 14 family members on govt payroll
Nigeria's Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has exposed significant fraud within government payroll systems, uncovering numerous ghost workers. Among the most …
Black Sea Attacks
Past coverageUkraine reports Russian missile and drone attacks on the port city of Odessa, with Russian officials accusing Ukraine of "pure terrorism" over Black Sea vessel attacks. Three people died in Russian attacks on merchant ships off southern Ukraine.
Russia rejects Black Sea ceasefire idea, citing no improvement in situation
Russia has dismissed proposals for a Black Sea ceasefire with Ukraine, asserting that it sees no justification for "half-measures" that would merely provide a temporary reprieve for Kyiv. The stance w…
Russia rejects Ukrainian proposal for Black Sea ceasefire
Russia's Foreign Ministry on Friday rejected a Ukrainian proposal for a Black Sea ceasefire, stating it sees no grounds for "partial measures" that would offer respite to Ukrainian forces. The ministr…
Russia rejects Black Sea ceasefire proposal
Russia has dismissed Ukraine's reported proposal for a limited ceasefire in the Black Sea, deeming it insufficient and lacking a solid foundation. Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign…
Ukraine Proposes Black Sea Ceasefire Amid Growing Global Food Supply Fears
Ukraine has proposed a ceasefire in the Black Sea to Russia, calling for an end to attacks targeting civilian vessels and ports. This initiative comes amid heightened military actions by both nations,…
Europe Wildfires
Past coverageWildfires are raging across Southern Europe, including France, Italy, and Spain, amid intense heatwaves with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. France is experimenting with using military aircraft to combat the blazes, while Spain battles some of its largest recorded fires. Thousands have been forced to evacuate in France and Spain as the fires threaten tourist regions.
Almost 500 arrested on suspicion of starting wildfires in France this summer
French authorities have arrested almost 500 individuals since July 1 on suspicion of starting wildfires, as firefighters across Europe battle blazes amid a record-breaking heatwave. The French interio…
Europe Battles Raging Wildfires Amid Record Heatwave
Europe is grappling with a severe heatwave, fueling multiple wildfires across France and England. Firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes, which are intensified by exceptionally dry landscap…
Macron criticized for jet ski photos during French heatwave and wildfires
French President Emmanuel Macron has drawn sharp criticism following the publication of photographs showing him riding a jet ski during his vacation at the Brégançon fortress. The images, featured on …
15-Year-Old Detained in France on Suspicion of Starting Forest Fire
A 15-year-old boy is facing an official investigation in France in connection with a forest fire that tragically claimed the lives of two firefighters near Bordeaux Airport on July 21. The firefighter…
Novi Sad Protest Anniversary
Past coverageDozens of citizens protested in Novi Sad, Serbia, marking one year since supporters of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party attacked demonstrators. Protesters remembered alleged regime atrocities, while President Aleksandar Vučić announced plans for large rallies in Novi Sad and Užice, cities he previously claimed he was not allowed to visit.
‘Students are Serbia’: Novi Sad marks anniversary of attack on protesters
Novi Sad, Serbia – A year after supporters of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) attacked students and citizens, a protest convened in the city to mark the anniversary and show continued defia…
Vučić announces long-promised large rallies in Novi Sad, Užice
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has once again announced large public gatherings in Novi Sad and Užice, cities he claims he was previously barred from entering. Vučić stated these rallies would hap…
One year after clashes in Novi Sad: Pyrotechnics, SNS office vandalism, and a shot fired
A year ago, Serbia witnessed significant protests across multiple cities, marked by intense clashes between anti-government demonstrators and supporters of the ruling party. The city of Novi Sad was t…
Protest in Novi Sad marks anniversary of attack on citizens: 'We remember all the atrocities this regime has inflicted on us'
Dozens of citizens gathered in Novi Sad to protest, marking one year since supporters of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) attacked demonstrators. The protest began at 7 p.m., with participan…
US Backs Japan on Kuril Islands
Past coverageThe U.S. ambassador to Tokyo affirmed Washington's recognition of Japan's sovereignty over the Kuril Islands, following criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit. Japan has protested Putin's visit to the disputed islands, with Russia dismissing the reaction as unfounded and accusing Tokyo of revisionism.
US backs Japan on Kuril Islands after Putin visit sparks criticism
The United States stands with Japan in its territorial dispute over the Kuril Islands, with the U.S. ambassador to Tokyo emphasizing Washington's recognition of Japan's sovereignty. This statement fol…
Putin's Kuril Islands Visit Sparks Row, Russia Calls Japan 'Arrogant'
Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the disputed Kuril Islands, which Japan calls the Northern Territories, has escalated tensions between Moscow and Tokyo. Russia's Foreign Ministry swiftly c…
Japan Protests Putin's Visit to Disputed Kuril Islands
Japan has lodged a strong protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Iturup Island, part of the disputed Kuril Islands chain. The islands, which Japan claims as its Northern Territori…
Russia rejects Japan's 'unfounded' criticism over Kuril Islands visit
Russia has strongly refuted Japan's criticism regarding President Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuril Islands, labeling the Japanese stance as "unfounded" and politically inappropriate. The Russian Fo…
USS Abraham Lincoln Crew Conditions
Past coverageSailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln report dire conditions, including inadequate food and sanitation, and a mental health crisis. Families and lawmakers are demanding answers as the ship faces a nine-month deployment. The U.S. Navy is replacing the warship with another vessel.
US Navy sailors on USS Abraham Lincoln face dire conditions, mental health crisis
Nearly nine months into a deployment, American sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are grappling with a litany of problems, including insufficient food, malfunctioning toilets, moldy showers, and a…
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Sailors' Mental Health, Suicidal Ideation Raise Alarms Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln
Deep concerns are emerging over the well-being of approximately 5,000 sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, currently deployed in the Middle East. The vessel departed from its San D…
US Navy to Replace Warship After Crew Suffers Amid 9-Month Deployment
The U.S. Navy is initiating a carrier swap, replacing the USS Abraham Lincoln with the USS George Washington after the Lincoln's nine-month deployment in the Middle East. The Lincoln, which departed S…
US Navy Faces Mental Health Crisis on Extended Deployment Amid Iran War
A growing mental health crisis is reportedly affecting the approximately 5,000 sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, who are currently on an extended deployment at sea d…
Ukraine-Poland Relations
Past coveragePoland's President Andrzej Duda is delaying a decision on a state honor for Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Meanwhile, controversial remarks by a former Polish Prime Minister comparing aid to Ukraine to being a 'cheap whore' have sparked outrage.
Poland proposes U.S.-Ukraine-Poland alliance for Patriot missile production
Recent Russian strikes targeting Ukrainian drone and missile component factories, including those operated by a U.S.-Ukrainian company, highlight the urgent need for improved air and missile defense. …
Poland thwarts Russian plot to assassinate US citizen in Warsaw
Poland has foiled a Russian assassination plot targeting a Ukrainian-American citizen in Warsaw, a move Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described as unprecedented. Tusk announced on August 13 that P…
Fears over new Ukraine rail link to Poland are exaggerated, say logistics experts
Concerns are mounting within Poland's logistics sector regarding the potential impact of a new standard-gauge rail line connecting to Ukraine's terminal in Skniłów, near Lviv. Some market participants…
Kim Jong Un Trades His Slaves for Putin's Support in Ukraine War
North Korea's regime is reportedly sending tens of thousands of its soldiers to fight in Russia's war in Ukraine, a move that generates billions of dollars for Pyongyang while violating UN sanctions. …
Fidel Castro Centenary Commemorated
Past coverageVarious groups, including the Sandinista National Liberation Front and the ALBA bloc, commemorated Fidel Castro's 100th birthday. Tributes highlighted his commitment to dignity, social justice, and anti-imperialist ideals. Cuba marked the centenary with an event attended by Raúl Castro.
Sandinistas commemorate Fidel Castro's centenary at Managua monument
Nicaragua's ruling Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN) marked the 100th anniversary of Fidel Castro's birth with a ceremony at a new monument in Managua. Public employees, military personnel, …
Delcy Rodríguez recalls Fidel Castro's commitment to dignity and social justice
Venezuelan acting president Delcy Rodríguez commemorated Cuban leader Fidel Castro on the centenary of his birth, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to dignity, social justice, sovereignty, and Lat…
ALBA: Fidel Castro's Anti-Imperialist Ideals Remain Relevant
The Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA) commemorated the 100th anniversary of Cuban leader Fidel Castro's birth, declaring that his anti-imperialist and revolutionary spirit endu…
Cuba marks Fidel Castro's centenary with tribute attended by Raúl Castro
Cuba marked the centenary of Fidel Castro's birth on Thursday with a political-cultural spectacle at the Karl Marx Theater in Havana. The event saw the presence of Raúl Castro, the former president an…
Europe Heatwave Deaths
Past coverageEurope is experiencing a record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius and causing over 3,700 deaths, primarily among the elderly in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Meanwhile, Tanzania is experiencing unusual cold. The extreme heat is also altering consumer habits, leading to a decline in beer sales.
Europe's wildfires rage amid fifth heatwave, drought, and strong winds
Europe is currently grappling with a severe wildfire crisis as the continent endures its fifth heatwave of the year. The combination of soaring temperatures, prolonged drought, and powerful winds has …
Europe Battles Raging Wildfires Amid Record Heatwave
Europe is grappling with a severe heatwave, fueling multiple wildfires across France and England. Firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes, which are intensified by exceptionally dry landscap…
Europe's Summer of 2026: Record Droughts and Heat Grip Continent
The summer of 2026 will be remembered for its record-breaking heat and drought across Europe. News reports detail wildfires, dried riverbeds, and water restrictions affecting daily life. These events …
U.K. records hottest day of 2026 as western Europe heats up again
The United Kingdom experienced its hottest day of 2026 on Thursday, as a severe heatwave continued to grip Europe. West London recorded a temperature of 38.1 degrees Celsius (100.6 F), a slight increa…
Leagues Cup Opens in Mexico
Past coverageToluca hosts Seattle Sounders in the first-ever Leagues Cup match played in Mexico. Cruz Azul seeks to end its tournament winless streak against Philadelphia Union. Tigres and Atlante have already secured opening victories.
América Loses Lead in Leagues Cup After Penalty Shootout Defeat to Austin FC
Club América conceded victory to Austin FC in a penalty shootout, following a 1-1 draw at Q2 Stadium, thereby surrendering their lead in the Leagues Cup standings. The loss, decided from the penalty s…
América seeks quarterfinal berth and Liga MX lead in Leagues Cup clash with Austin FC
Club América is set to face Austin FC in Texas as they aim to secure their place in the 2026 Leagues Cup quarterfinals. The Mexican powerhouse also seeks to finish as the top-performing Liga MX team i…
Toluca Advances to Leagues Cup Quarterfinals; Coach Mohamed Eyes Neutral Venue
Toluca has clinched a quarterfinal berth in the 2026 Leagues Cup, defeating FC Dallas 3-1 at the Estadio Nemesio Diez. The home crowd's support was a significant factor in the victory, which saw goals…
América vs Austin FC: Schedule and channels to watch LIVE Leagues Cup TODAY August 13
América midfielder Isaías Violante believes the team must project authority in every game, regardless of whether it's played at home or away. He stressed that all matches are crucial, especially since…
England Train Derailment
Past coverageA passenger train derailed in East Sussex, England, injuring 11 people. Three carriages overturned near Lewes, with two passengers sustaining serious injuries. Emergency services responded to the incident.
11 Injured as Passenger Train Derails in England
A passenger train derailed in East Sussex, England, resulting in 11 injuries, including two severe cases. The incident occurred between Haywards Heath and Lewes, prompting a large-scale emergency resp…
Two injured as train derails in southeast England
A commuter train traveling from London derailed near the town of Lewes in southeast England on Thursday, resulting in injuries to 11 passengers. The incident occurred shortly before 4:00 pm as the tra…
Passenger train derails in southern England, carriages overturn
A passenger train derailed in southern England on Thursday, resulting in three carriages overturning onto their sides. The incident occurred near the tourist town of Lewes. Emergency services, includi…
Passenger Train Derails, Cars Flip in Southern England
A passenger train derailed in southern England on Friday, causing at least three carriages to flip onto their sides. The incident occurred near the tourist town of Lewes, on a Southern Rail service tr…
Accord Party Disowns Candidate
Past coverageThe Accord Party disavows its 2023 presidential candidate, Chris Imumolen, for endorsing the APC's governorship candidate in Osun. A factional leader of the Accord Party also withdrew support for the incumbent governor to back the APC candidate. The APC alleges the assassination of its campaign DG's nephew ahead of the governorship election.
Osun APC demands arrest over DG’s nephew killing, parties trade accusations
The Osun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has called for the immediate arrest of individuals responsible for the killing of Oladele Ayegbo, the nephew of the party's governorship c…
Accord Party disowns presidential candidate for endorsing rival in Osun election
The Accord Party has officially distanced itself from its former presidential candidate, Chris Imumolen, following his public endorsement of Bola Oyebamiji, the All Progressives Congress (APC) governo…
Osun Election: Ex-Accord presidential candidate backs APC’s Oyebamiji
Ahead of Saturday's governorship election in Osun State, Christopher Imumolen, who ran as the Accord party's presidential candidate in 2023, has publicly endorsed Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji of …
Osun poll: Factional Accord Party chair endorses APC gov candidate Oyebamiji
In a significant political maneuver ahead of the Osun State governorship election, a factional leader of the Accord Party has publicly withdrawn the party's support for the incumbent Governor Ademola …
Osun State Accord Party Politics
Past coverageThe Accord Party in Osun State is experiencing internal divisions regarding endorsements for the governorship election. One faction reaffirms support for Governor Ademola Adeleke, while another faction endorses the APC candidate. This reflects a complex political landscape within the state.
Police debunk claims of four Accord Party members killed in Ilesa
The Osun State Police Command has denied allegations that four members of the Accord Party were killed in Ilesa. The Imole Campaign Council, through its spokesperson Pelumi Olajengbesi, had claimed on…
Osun Election: Accord Party Rejects Imumolen's Endorsement, Reaffirms Adeleke
The Accord Party in Osun State has firmly rejected Christopher Imumolen's endorsement of the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Bola Oyebamiji. The party leadership insists that G…
Osun poll: Factional Accord Party chair endorses APC gov candidate Oyebamiji
In a significant political maneuver ahead of the Osun State governorship election, a factional leader of the Accord Party has publicly withdrawn the party's support for the incumbent Governor Ademola …
Osun State sues police chief over senator's alleged killing comments
Osun State has taken the Inspector-General of Police and the state's Commissioner of Police to court, seeking an order to investigate Senator Francis Fadahunsi for alleged inciting remarks. The Osun S…
Agriculture Faces Challenges
Past coverageGermany's agriculture is strained by a heatwave impacting hay production, while Nigeria's federal government is boosting youth skills by adopting 80% practical training in agriculture. The Dominican Republic's agribusiness head declined to comment on Ministry of Agriculture audits.
Farmdev Consult Redefines African Agriculture at Ibadan Summit
More than 500 agricultural stakeholders, including industry leaders, agripreneurs, policymakers, farmers, and students, gathered in Ibadan, Nigeria, on Saturday, July 18, 2026. The Africa Agribusiness…
Agribusiness head avoids questions on Agriculture Ministry audits
Osmar Benítez, president of the Dominican Agribusiness Board (JAD), sidestepped questions regarding the results of two audits conducted by the General Controller's Office at the Ministry of Agricultur…
Drought Inflicts Heavy Losses on Hungarian Agriculture; Government to Issue 'Super-Advances'
Hungary's agricultural sector is grappling with unprecedented drought conditions, leading to significant crop damage. By the end of July, damage reports covered over 750,000 hectares, a figure double …
FG Adopts 80% Practical Training for Agriculture to Boost Youth Skills, Jobs
Nigeria's federal government has enacted a significant reform in agricultural education, prioritizing hands-on learning to better prepare students for the demands of the sector. The new policy mandate…
Nigeria Police Arrests
Past coverageNigerian police report multiple arrests across states, including cultists with a firearm in Kwara, suspects with a human skull in Osun, and individuals involved in a mob killing in Kaduna. Stolen vehicles were also recovered in Edo.
Police arrest six suspected kidnappers, dismantle hideout in Kaduna
Police in Nigeria's Kaduna State have apprehended six individuals suspected of kidnapping and dismantled a hideout in the Ikara Local Government Area. The operation, which also involved dismantling th…
Baby stolen at birth in Benue; Police nab 11 suspects
The Benue State Police Command has successfully rescued a newborn baby who was allegedly stolen shortly after delivery at a healthcare facility in Gboko. The operation led to the arrest of 11 suspects…
Police arrest 18 suspects, recover 47 guns in Rivers State operations
The Rivers State Police Command has reported significant successes in its crackdown on crime, arresting 18 suspected criminals and seizing a substantial cache of weapons and stolen property. Operation…
Police nab fake soldier, 17 others over criminal activities in Rivers
Police in Rivers State have apprehended 18 individuals involved in various criminal activities, confiscating 47 firearms and 12 stolen vehicles over a two-month period. The arrests, detailed by State …
Poland Thwarts Russian Assassination Plot
Past coveragePolish authorities arrested a Russian citizen suspected of plotting to assassinate a Ukrainian-American critic in Warsaw. The suspect was allegedly recruited by Russian intelligence services. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and alleged Russian interference activities.
Poland thwarts Russian plot to assassinate Ukrainian-American citizen
Polish authorities have foiled an assassination plot in Warsaw targeting a Ukrainian-American citizen, a plan allegedly orchestrated by Russia. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described the incident…
Poland thwarts Russian plot to assassinate US citizen in Warsaw
Poland has foiled a Russian assassination plot targeting a Ukrainian-American citizen in Warsaw, a move Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described as unprecedented. Tusk announced on August 13 that P…
Poland says it arrested Russian hired to kill 'inconvenient' Ukrainian-American citizen
Polish authorities have arrested a Russian national suspected of plotting to assassinate a Ukrainian-American dual citizen in Warsaw. Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the arrest on Thursday, stati…
Poland thwarts Russian plot to kill American citizen in NATO country
Poland has successfully thwarted a Russian assassination plot targeting a Ukrainian American citizen in Warsaw, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced Thursday. This incident marks a significant escalat…
Japan Heavy Rain
Past coverageJapan's Meteorological Agency issued a rare alert for a "linear precipitation band" over Chiba Prefecture. Record rainfall near Yachimata City measured 120 millimeters in one hour, prompting disaster warnings and an emergency safety alert for 12 municipalities.
Four dead in Japan's eastern Chiba prefecture from torrential rains and floods
Torrential rains and severe flooding have claimed at least four lives and left one person seriously injured in Chiba prefecture, eastern Japan. The downpours, which triggered widespread flooding, also…
Torrential rain devastates Japan's Chiba Prefecture, stranding thousands and causing at least 2 deaths
Chiba Prefecture in Japan is grappling with the aftermath of extreme heavy rainfall that struck on the evening of August 13th, causing widespread flooding and significant transportation chaos. Record-…
Chiba Prefecture Convenes Disaster Meeting After Severe Rainfall Causes Fatalities and Widespread Damage
Chiba Prefecture is convening a disaster response headquarters meeting at 8 a.m. following extensive damage caused by heavy rainfall. Governor Kentesu will lead prefecture officials in assessing the e…
Record rainfall near Yachimata City, Chiba Prefecture, with disaster danger imminent
As of midnight on August 14, 2026, the area near Yachimata City in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, experienced an extraordinary downpour, with radar analysis indicating approximately 120 millimeters of rain …
Colombia Earthquake Rescue
Past coverageRescue efforts continue in western Colombia following a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake that has killed at least 164 people and damaged numerous buildings. Rescuers are searching through rubble for survivors amid widespread destruction.
Colombia earthquake: Rescuers continue search in Cali as hope fades
In Cali, Colombia, the neighborhood of Capri remains a critical zone following a devastating earthquake. More than 72 hours after the seismic event, over 400 rescuers, including firefighters, civil pr…
Colombia’s rescuers search rubble as hope fades on finding survivors
Despite the crucial 72-hour window for finding survivors having passed, rescue teams in Colombia persist in their efforts amidst the devastation of a recent earthquake. The seismic event has claimed t…
Hundreds missing after Colombia quake, rescue hopes fade
Desperation is mounting in Colombia as the window for finding earthquake survivors narrows, with rescue efforts transitioning to debris removal in the most affected regions. The powerful 7.4-magnitude…
Earthquake in Colombia: More than 72 hours after quake, death toll rises
Hope is dwindling in Colombia as rescuers continue their search for survivors more than 72 hours after a powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck the country. The confirmed death toll has climbed to a…
Burgas Hosts Eurovision 2027
Past coverageBulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas will host the 71st Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, marking the first time the event will be held in the country. Separately, Bulgarian and Turkish firms will jointly construct the 'Black Sea' highway connecting Varna and Burgas, while an academic alliance launches a forestry branch in the city.
The 71st Eurovision contest will take place in Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas
Burgas, a port city on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, has been selected to host the 71st Eurovision Song Contest in 2027. This historic decision follows Bulgaria's first-ever victory in the competition i…
Burgas to Host Eurovision Song Contest in 2027
Burgas, a coastal city in Bulgaria, has been selected to host the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027. The announcement was made jointly by the Bulgarian National Television (BNT) and the European Broadca…
Bulgarian City Burgas to Host Eurovision 2027 After Historic Win
The Bulgarian city of Burgas will host the 71st Eurovision Song Contest in May 2027, marking a significant cultural event for the nation. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced the selection …
Rotterdam Port Explosion
Past coverageAn explosion at a petroleum-products storage facility in Rotterdam Port killed one person and injured six. Separately, a man confessed to detonating a firework bomb at the D66 party office in The Hague as a protest.
One dead, six injured in Rotterdam Port facility explosion
One person died and six others were injured in an explosion at a petroleum-products storage facility in the Port of Rotterdam on Thursday, Dutch authorities confirmed. The blast occurred at the Gunvor…
Explosion at Dutch port kills one, injures several
A significant explosion rocked the Port of Rotterdam on Thursday, claiming at least one life and leaving several individuals injured. The blast occurred in a major industrial section of Europe's large…
Man confesses to D66 office explosion as protest against 'dismantling of the Netherlands'
A man has confessed to detonating a firework bomb at the headquarters of the Dutch political party D66 in The Hague, stating his actions were a protest against what he described as the "dismantling of…
One dead, several injured in Rotterdam refinery explosion
One person died and several others were injured following an explosion at a refinery in the Europoort area of Rotterdam's port, a major hub for chemical and petrochemical industries. The industrial ac…
Air India Flight Control Loss
Past coverageAn Air India Airbus A320 briefly lost critical flight controls due to hydraulic pressure loss on a flight from Phuket to New Delhi, dropping 300 feet and injuring passengers. The incident occurred during turbulence, and the pilot later tested positive for marijuana.
Air India A320 dropped 300 feet, lost flight controls due to hydraulic failure
An Air India Airbus A320 experienced a significant loss of control during a flight from Phuket to New Delhi on August 4, dropping approximately 300 feet and injuring 24 passengers. A preliminary analy…
Air India to test all pilots for drugs after captain's possible positive result
Air India and its subsidiary, Air India Express, will implement comprehensive drug and medication testing for all pilots. This decision follows an incident where the commander of a flight allegedly te…
Air India flight's hydraulic systems failed for 4 seconds during turbulence-hit journey; pilot tests positive for marijuana
An Air India flight from Thailand's Phuket to Delhi experienced a severe incident on August 4, dropping 300 feet and injuring 24 people. A preliminary report from Airbus revealed that all three hydrau…
Air India Mandates Drug Tests for All Pilots After Incident
Air India is implementing mandatory drug testing for all its pilots, effective Thursday. This decision follows an in-flight incident where a captain reportedly tested positive for marijuana. Previousl…
Benue State Baby Abduction
Past coveragePolice in Benue State, Nigeria, rescued a newborn baby allegedly stolen shortly after birth from a healthcare facility. Eleven suspects have been arrested in connection with the abduction. The recovery of the child and the arrests underscore the state's efforts to combat criminal activities.
Baby stolen at birth in Benue; Police nab 11 suspects
The Benue State Police Command has successfully rescued a newborn baby who was allegedly stolen shortly after delivery at a healthcare facility in Gboko. The operation led to the arrest of 11 suspects…
Police rescue stolen newborn in Benue, arrest 11 suspects
Police in Benue State have successfully rescued a newborn baby who was allegedly stolen shortly after delivery at a healthcare facility in Gboko. The operation also led to the arrest of 11 suspects li…
Benue hospital abduction: Police recover missing newborn, arrest suspects
A newborn baby has been safely recovered by the Benue State Police Command after being abducted from his mother at a healthcare facility in Gboko. The incident, which caused significant tension at the…
Police recover stolen newborn baby, arrest suspects in Benue
The Benue State Police Command has apprehended several suspects in connection with the theft of a newborn baby in Gboko, according to the command's spokesperson, Peter Aondongu. The baby has since bee…
Indonesia Gold Smuggling
Past coverageIndonesian customs officials at Soekarno-Hatta Airport have foiled two separate gold smuggling attempts within 24 hours, seizing approximately 23 kilograms of gold valued at around $4 million. The Finance Minister suspects illegal gold mining operations are supplying these smuggling syndicates.
Indonesia Customs foils $4 million gold smuggling attempt at Jakarta airport
Authorities at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport have successfully thwarted two separate attempts to smuggle a significant quantity of gold out of Indonesia. In a joint operation, customs officials…
Finance Minister Suspects Illegal Mines Supply Gold Smuggling Rings
Indonesia's Finance Minister, Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, strongly suspects that illegal gold mining operations are the primary suppliers for syndicates smuggling gold out of the country. His comments came …