Honduran President’s Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing

  A helicopter carrying Honduran President Xiomara Castro was forced to make an emergency landing in a mountainous area near Santa Cruz de Yojoa due to heavy fog. Castro and her entourage safely exited the aircraft. She later stated, “The weather was very cloudy, and we tried to return to San Pedro. Thank God, we […]

Eighteen Dead, Scores Injured After Bus Overturns on Thai Mountain

A bus carrying 49 people, including the driver,  veered off the road during a business trip, and fell several meters down a slope on Khao Thone Mountain in the Prachinburi region of Thailand, killing 18 people and injuring 31 others. According to Thai police, the bus’ brakes failed and the driver lost control of the vehicle […]

Forest Fire in Japan Forces Evacuations

  A forest fire in Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, has damaged homes and prompted evacuation warnings for 2,114 residents. Fire crews are battling the flames as authorities work to prevent further spread. The blaze has disrupted daily life, causing power outages in over 200 households and leading to school closures. Officials have set up a crisis […]

Rental Prices Drop in Southern Türkiye as Syrians Return

  Rental prices in Reyhanlı, Hatay, have significantly decreased as Syrians continue returning to their country following the fall of the Baath regime. The district, once a key refuge for migrants, saw rents peak after the earthquake but is now experiencing a surplus of vacant properties. Real estate agent Sedat Sekin noted that rental prices, […]

Streets in Chile Plunged Into Darkness due to Power Outage

A power outage in 14 of Chile’s 16 regions due to a transmission line failure in the north has brought life to a standstill. The Chilean government declared a state of emergency, imposed a curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time and deployed armed forces to the affected areas to ensure security. Chile’s […]

Russia Hits Kyiv with UAVs: 1 Dead

Russia carried out an attack on Ukraine’s Kyiv with unmanned aerial vehicles, killing 1 person and injuring 2 others. One of the injured was hospitalized and the other one, who were wounded in his hand, was treated at the scene Kyiv authorities stated that 5 houses in the Bucha district were damaged, one of them […]

Books Censored Under Assad Regime Now Freely Published

Following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, books once banned under strict censorship laws are now being republished, allowing public access to Islamic, philosophical, and political works that were previously restricted. Bookstore owners recalled years of repression, with security forces monitoring and detaining them over published materials. With the regime’s downfall, they say […]

Kim Jong-un Orders Modernization of North Korean Army

  North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has ordered the creation of a modernized military capable of handling all types of warfare. During a visit to the Kang Kon Military Academy, he emphasized the need for advanced training, urging soldiers to master high-tech weaponry and real-world combat tactics. Kim’s directive comes amid reports of North Korean […]

Six Babies Die of Cold in Gaza

Five babies in the Remal neighborhood of Gaza City and one in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, reportedly died of cold due to lack of shelter and heating. Hamas officials said in a written statement that the infant deaths were the result of the Israeli government’s criminal policies, which include blocking the delivery of humanitarian […]

US and Saudi Officials Discuss Bilateral Ties

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman in Washington, DC, to discuss key issues affecting US-Saudi relations and shared interests. According to the Saudi Defense Ministry, Salman arrived in Washington for official talks. Before the meeting, the two officials posed for the media before proceeding to closed-door […]