Israeli Airstrike Kills Seven Humanitarian Aid Workers In Gaza
Hamas condemns Israel for “terrorising aid workers” after an Israeli airstrike in Gaza.
Controversy Erupts As 63-Year-Old Ghanaian Traditional Priest Weds 12-Year-Old Girl
Despite criticism, community leaders in Ghana defend the union between a 63-year-old and a 12-year-old as tradition.
Israeli Airstrike Destroys Iranian Consulate In Syria, State Media Reports
Despite Syrian air defences intercepting some missiles, others struck the consulate, destroying “the entire building, killing and injuring everyone inside.”
Turkish Opposition Claims Victory in Istanbul and Ankara, Dealing Blow to President Erdogan’s Party
Turkey’s President Erdogan acknowledges electoral setback but vows to respect electorate’s decision, promising renewal and self-reflection within his party.
South Korea President Yoon Calls for Constructive Dialogue With Striking Doctors Amid Healthcare Crisis
South Korea’s president has extended an olive branch, signalling potential compromise in dialogue with dissenting doctors amidst ongoing strikes.
Bulgaria, Romania Join Schengen Area, Internal Air, Sea Border Controls Lifted
Bulgaria and Romania’s joining the Schengen family is set to increase the world’s largest zone without internal border controls.
Palestinian Envoy To Nigeria Accuses US Of Bias In Failed Gaza Resolution, Highlights Israeli Aggression
Palestinian Ambassador Shawesh says the US’ failure to call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza indicates bias.
Health Authorities Investigate Kobayashi Pharmaceutical After About 5 Deaths Linked To Supplements
EXCERPT: Japanese health authorities are investigating Kobayashi’s use of “Beni-Koji” in their products as a probable cause of health issues.
At Least 7 Dead As Deadly Car Bombing Strikes Busy Market In Northern Syria
No group has claimed responsibility for the car bombing that killed at least 7 in a busy Syria market.
Russia Implements ‘Counter-Terrorism Operation’ In Dagestan After Detaining Alleged Bandits
The Russian authorities have confirmed that no civilian casualties were recorded when alleged bandits were apprehended in Dagestan.
US Announces New Visa Restrictions on Hong Kong Officials Over Suppression on Rights
In response to freedom suppression, Blinken has announced new visa restrictions targeting multiple Hong Kong officials.
Harvard Removes Human Skin Cover From 19th-Century Book
Harvard University has taken off the cover made of human skin from a 19th-century book stored in its library.
Top UN Court Orders Israel To Allow Food And Medical Aid Into Gaza
Israel says it is not blocking aid from going into Gaza and such an allegation is “wholly unfounded.”
UN Raises Alarm Over Global Food Waste And Shortage Crisis
UN Environment Program says 19% of food worldwide was wasted in 2022 and over 1 billion meals are wasted daily.
Putin Says No Plans to Attack NATO, Warns of Consequences for F-16s in Ukraine
Putin has warned of dire consequences if the West proceeds with supplying F-16s to Ukraine, vowing to destroy them.
Israel Seeks Meeting Reschedule On Rafah Military Plans After Netanyahu’s Cancellation
To mend strained relations, Israel has sought to reschedule meeting with US regarding military plans for Gaza’s city, Rafah.
China Launches WTO Proceedings Against US Over ‘Discriminatory’ EV Subsidies
China has said the subsidies under US’ Reduction Act resulted in the exclusion of China’s and other WTO countries’ goods.
Dutch PM Mark Rutte To Meet With Chinese President Xi On Chip Export Policy
With policies and restrictions set by Dutch government, Chinese chipmakers may explore alternatives from competitors like Nikon and Canon.
Six Workers Missing, Presumed Dead After Baltimore Bridge Collapse
Six missing workers were part of a crew working on the Baltimore bridge when a cargo ship crashed into it.
Baltimore Bridge Collapses After Cargo Ship Collision, Rescue Operations Underway
Baltimore’s Fire Department says people and vehicles have fallen into the Patapsco River after a bridge collapse.
