Death Toll In Afghanistan’s Flash Floods Rises To 153
The death toll in Afghanistan’s flash floods has risen to 153, with over 100 individuals stranded and left homeless.
Russia Claims Capture of Five Villages In Ukraine’s Kharkiv Region
Russia has announced the capture of five villages in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, with plans to advance
Former Fiji Prime Minister Handed One-Year Jail Term For Interfering In Corruption Investigation
Fiji’s former Prime Minister has been sentenced to a year in prison for interfering in university corruption investigation.
Apple Apologises For Piano Crushing Advertisement After Facing Backlash
Apple has acknowledged that it “missed the mark” with its piano crushing advertisement and has issued an apology.
UN General Assembly To Vote On Resolution Granting New Rights To Palestine
On Friday, the UN will vote on a resolution granting Palestine new rights and revive its UN membership bid.
Israel Prepared To ‘Stand Alone’ If US Halts Arms Shipment, Says Netanyahu
Netanyahu has said Israel will fight with its fingernails even if Biden halts shipment of arms to the country.
Lithuania To Hold Presidential Election Amid Escalating Concerns over Russia’s Intentions
As Lithuania prepares for its presidential election on Sunday, heightened fears over Russia’s advancements in Ukraine loom large, amplifying concerns across Europe, particularly in the strategically vital Baltic region. Incumbent
Argentines Protest Public Spending Cuts, Unions Call For Review
Argentina’s President Milei criticised a strike against government spending, saying his government has already made many concessions to the unions.
Healthcare Crisis Escalates In Gaza’s Rafah Amid Israeli Military Action
Medical facilities in Rafah are overwhelmed by an influx of patients due to Israeli military’s operation against Hamas.
Saudi Authorities Sanction Lethal Force To Clear Land For Futuristic City
Former intelligence officer Alenezi has revealed lethal force approval for Saudi’s Neom eco-project, adding that one villager got shot while protesting.
Biden Halts Shipment of Offensive Weapons to Israel Amid Concerns Over Rafah Invasion
US has halted arms shipment to Israel amid fears of Gaza ground operation, citing concerns for humanitarian needs in Rafah.
Australia Raises Minimum Savings Requirement for Student Visa Amid Migration Influx
Australia has raised minimum savings requirement for student Visa in a bid to address the surge in migration numbers.
Indian Election Enters Crucial Third Phase as Representatives Battle
As Indian election advances into third phase, 11 states head to polls to exercise their democratic rights.
US Soldier Detained In Russia Arrested On Theft Charges
A US soldier has been arrested in Russia on theft charges and is to be detained until July.
Israel Conducts Targeted Strikes On Hamas In Rafah, Rejects Hamas’ Ceasefire Proposal
Israel’s army has conducted strikes on Hamas in Rafah as ceasefire talks resume, rejecting Hamas’s agreement to a proposed deal
Trump Fined $1,000 For Gag Order Violation in Hush Money Case
Judge in Trump’s hush money trial fined him $1,000 and said future gag order violations could send him to jail.
Hamas Accepts Gaza Ceasefire, Israel Says It’ll Continue Talks but Presses on with Rafah Attacks
Hamas announced its acceptance of an Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal, but Israel said the deal did not meet its “core demands.”
Israel Closes Gaza Crossing After Hamas Rocket Attack Kills Three Soldiers
Israel has closed Kerem Shalom crossing into Gaza after Hamas rocket attack kills three, disrupting ceasefire talks and humanitarian aid.
Three Bodies Found In Mexican Well Identified As Missing Australian Surfers And American
Mexican authorities have confirmed that the three bodies discovered in a well are the missing Australian surfers and one American.
Israel Bans Al Jazeera’s Broadcasts, Seizes Equipment in Police Raid
Israel’s main cable provider has ceased Al Jazeera broadcasts after government approval, citing security concerns and alleged incitement against soldiers.
