At least 36 people were killed when an overcrowded bus carrying 50 passengers veered off the road into a 200-meter-deep ravine in Uttarakhand’s Almora district in India. Police noted that the bus, with a capacity of 42, may have been overloaded. Some passengers were reportedly thrown from the bus into a nearby river. Uttarakhand Chief […]
Japan successfully launched the “Kirameki 3” military communications satellite into orbit via an H3 rocket from the Tanegashima Space Center. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) confirmed the launch, initially delayed from mid-October due to weather and technical issues. The satellite, designed to use the weather-resistant X-band frequency, will enhance rapid data transmission between military […]
During a visit to Spain’s flood-stricken Valencia region, King Felipe and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez encountered public backlash, with locals protesting delayed relief efforts. In Paiporta, demonstrators threw mud at King Felipe while chanting “Murderers,” prompting his guards to shield him with umbrellas. Prime Minister Sanchez’s vehicle was also attacked as he departed the […]
The Lewotobi Laki-Laki Volcano on Indonesia’s Flores Island erupted twice overnight, killing at least 10 people and sparking fires in nearby villages. The eruptions maffected 10,295 residents, leading to evacuations across several villages. Indonesia’s National Disaster Mitigation Agency raised the alert to its highest level, urging locals and tourists to avoid a 7-kilometer radius around […]
The second round of Moldova’s presidential election saw a close contest between incumbent pro-Western President Maia Sandu and Socialist Party candidate Alexandr Stoianoglo, who promotes stronger ties with Russia. With over 90% of votes counted, Stoianoglo leads with 50.81%, while Sandu follows closely at 49.19%, according to Moldova’s Central Election Commission. With a voter turnout […]
Early voting concluded across most U.S. states on Sunday, with Alaska, Hawaii, and Washington allowing it to continue until the November 5 general election. According to the University of Florida’s Elections Lab, 78 million voters have already cast ballots, with over 42 million voting in person and 35 million sending ballots by mail. With […]
A natural gas explosion occurred in a residential building in Çorum, Türkiye, killing 1 person and injuring 16 more. “A judicial investigation has been launched by our Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office regarding the incident and all aspects of the incident are being examined, and it is respectfully announced to the public that the necessary legal […]
Iranians marched and protested in many cities of their country on the 45th anniversary of the US embassy occupation in Tehran. In Tehran, protesters gathered in front of the former US embassy and entered the area by stepping on US and Israeli flags drawn on the ground. The crowd chanted slogans such as “Down with […]
Healthcare workers’ protests against Israel’s attacks on Gaza continued in Erzurum, Türkiye, on their 51st week. The crowd, who gathered in front of Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque, marched to Yakutiye Madrasah carrying banners. “The occupying Zionists continue to attack hospitals and our colleagues in Gaza. As a result of an attack by the murderers who […]
People in Moldova are heading to the polls today for the second round of presidential elections, as none of the candidates managed to receive the majority of the votes on October 20. The voting, which began at 07:00 local time, will end at 21:00. Moldovans will decide whether the country will be closer to Russia […]