Storms Kill Six in Pennsylvania and Oklahoma

  Severe storms across Pennsylvania and Oklahoma have left six dead and caused widespread damage. In Oklahoma, two people died after their vehicles were swept away by floodwaters, prompting evacuations and rescues. Four others died in Pennsylvania due to falling trees and power poles. The storm disrupted flights in Dallas and left over 400,000 without […]

Russian Drone Strikes Hit Odessa and Kharkiv

  Two people were killed and five injured in a Russian drone strike on Ukraine’s Odessa, damaging homes, a school, a supermarket, and infrastructure. Fires broke out across the city. Ukraine’s rail company reported damage to tracks and power lines, rerouting freight trains to maintain port access. In Kharkiv, a drone hit a gas station, […]

Sandstorm Worsens Conditions in Gaza

A sandstorm has swept through the Gaza Strip, damaging tents sheltering displaced Palestinians amid ongoing Israeli attacks. Authorities warned the storm poses health risks, especially for people with asthma, allergies, and chronic illnesses.

Israel Seeks Global Help as Fires Rage Near Jerusalem

Israel has appealed for international aid to battle massive forest fires sweeping through Beit Shemesh and Jerusalem, with one suspect detained for possible arson. Fires broke out in five locations, prompting Israel to request firefighting assistance from Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Croatia, and Bulgaria. Talks are ongoing with other nations, including France, the UK, and Argentina. […]

Japanese Students Explore Islam at Tokyo Mosque

  A group of high school students from Saitama’s Omiya Kita High School visited the Tokyo Mosque as part of a cultural study program ahead of a trip to Malaysia and Singapore. The mosque welcomed 350 students, reflecting growing interest in Islam across Japan. Turkish Religious Services Counselor Muhammed Rashid Alas said the Tokyo Mosque […]

Power Outage in Spain Leaves 7 Dead

A massive power outage across Spain and parts of Portugal on Monday disrupted transport, mobile networks, and financial systems. Spanish authorities confirmed seven deaths linked to the blackout. In Galicia, three people reportedly died from generator fumes, while others in Madrid and Ferrol died due to fire or health complications. An investigation into the incidents […]

Massive Market Fire in Tbilisi Contained

A major fire broke out early morning at a market near Vokzalnaya Ploshchad metro station in Tbilisi, Georgia, spreading across 15,000 square meters. Thirty firefighting teams responded, and the blaze was brought under control after several hours. No casualties were reported. The cause of the fire, which affected areas storing clothes, produce, and storage units, […]

Russia, North Korea Begin Bridge Project over Tumen River

Russia and North Korea have started building a highway bridge over the Tumen River to boost trade and regional ties. Speaking at the launch ceremony, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin called the project a symbol of growing strategic cooperation. The 850-meter bridge, set for completion by summer 2026, aims to cut transport costs and strengthen […]

US Hits Over a Thousand Houthi Targets in Yemen

  The Pentagon announced that over 1,000 Houthi targets in Yemen have been struck since airstrikes began on March 15, killing fighters and leaders. Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell said the strikes aimed to weaken Houthi capabilities. Former President Donald Trump had ordered the operation in response to attacks on Israeli-linked ships, vowing continued force until […]

Pakistan Warns of Imminent Indian Military Action

Pakistan claims it has credible intelligence that India may launch a military strike within 24–36 hours, citing alleged involvement in the Pahalgam incident. Information Minister Attaullah Tarar warned that any aggression would face a “firm and decisive” response. Pakistan offered an independent investigation and accused India of avoiding dialogue. Defense Minister Khawaja Asif told Reuters […]