Russia’s Deputy Defence Minister Ivanov Detained For Bribery
Russian security services have detained Deputy Defence Minister Timur Ivanov on suspicion of major bribery, marking high-profile corruption scrutiny.
US Congress Approves Historic Foreign Aid Package For Ukraine After Months Of Delay
US Congress approves historic aid package, allocating billions to Ukraine.
Huge Protest Erupts In Argentina Over Proposed Cut In University Funding
Mass protests gripped Buenos Aires in Argentina as citizens decry proposed university funding cuts, demanding protection for education budgets.
Israeli Military Intelligence Head Resigns After Taking Blame for Failures Leading To Hamas Attack
Israeli Military announced Intelligence Head Haliva’s resignation, who blamed himself for failure leading to Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7.
Ten Dead As Two Navy Helicopters Collide During Malaysian Military Rehearsal
Two navy helicopters collided mid-air during military rehearsal in Lumut in Malaysia, claiming 10 lives.
Elon Musk Criticises Australian PM Over Social Media Censorship
Elon Musk has criticised Australia’s PM Albanese, questioning his jurisdiction over global internet control, amidst a social media censorship dispute.
Campus Protests Against Gaza Conflict Surge Across US Universities
US universities have witnessed a surge in protests against Gaza conflict, prompting tensions and arrests amidst campus activism.
US Journalist Terry Anderson, Held Captive In Lebanon, Dies At 76
Terry Anderson, a US Journalist and former Lebanese hostage has died at 76 following complications from a heart surgery
Fatal Accident At Sri Lanka Motor Race Leaves Seven Dead, Many Injured
A motorsport crash in Sri Lanka on Sunday left seven individuals dead and 21 others injured, including an eight-year-old girl.
Pope Francis Once Again Urges End to Conflict in the Middle East and Ukraine
Pope Francis restated his call for peace in the Middle East and Ukraine during St. Peter’s Square address.
UK PM Sunak Says Rwanda Asylum Policy to Proceed Despite Parliamentary Deadlock
UK Prime Minister Sunak has insisted on pushing the Rwanda Asylum Policy legislation through despite opposition.
Israeli PM Netanyahu Vows to Fight Against Possible Sanctions on Israeli Military Units
Israeli PM Netanyahu has declared strong opposition to any sanctions on IDF units, emphasising determination to fight against such measures.
Australian PM Albenese Criticises X’s Refusal to Comply with Bishop Stabbing Posts Removal
Australian PM Albanese warned that X’s refusal to remove posts about the Sydney bishop’s stabbing could worsen already volatile situations.
Israel’s Strike on Rafah Kills 18 As US Approves Additional Military Aid Package
PM Netanyahu insists that Israel cannot have total victory over Hamas without engaging in Rafah.
X to Challenge Australian Regulator’s Order in Court Over Bishop Stabbing Posts
X has defied Australian regulatory body’s order to remove posts on bishop stabbing, citing freedom of expression.
Trump Cancels North Carolina Campaign Rally Due To Storm
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has cancelled North Carolina rally due to an incoming storm, promising to reschedule soon.
US House Passes $95 Billion Aid Package For Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan
The US House passed a $95 billion bill for security aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan despite Republican hardliners opposition.
Man Sets Himself On Fire Outside Trump Trial Court In Manhattan
A 37-year-old man from Florida, identified as Maxwell Azzarello, set himself on fire outside Trump’s trial court.
Israel Reportedly Launches Strike As Iran Shoots Down Drones Flying Over Isfahan
The Iranian state has denied reports saying that Israel struck Iran, says explosions were caused by air defence systems activation
Stabbed Assyrian Bishop Forgives Attacker, Urges Calm Amid Riots In Sydney
A Bishop who was stabbed in Sydney in an attack reportedly motivated by religious extremism says he has forgiven his attacker.
