Protests condemning Israel’s actions in Gaza have intensified at universities across the USA, including the University of Southern California (USC). Pro-Palestinian students at USC demanded a permanent ceasefire and urged the university to sever ties with Israeli-linked companies. Tensions peaked when police clashed with students who had set up protest tents in Alumni Park. The […]
A Douglas DC-4 Skymaster military transport plane crashed on the banks of the Tanana River in Alaska shortly after departing Fairbanks International Airport. The crash, which occurred at 09:55 local time with two pilots aboard, resulted in a fire that prompted a response from police and fire crews. Tragically, there were no survivors according to […]
In London, five horses from the Royal Cavalry Regiment broke free during training in Belgravia, causing chaos on the streets. The horses, riderless and galloping, led to accidents including one hitting a car and another colliding with a tour bus on Buckingham Palace Street. Eyewitnesses described a scene of panic and one injured horse. The […]
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reported that the Israeli army conducted six attacks on Gaza in the past 24 hours, resulting in 79 deaths and 86 injuries. This brings the total deaths to 34,262 and injuries to 77,229 since the attacks began 201 days ago on October 7.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Shanghai for an official visit, with plans to meet with students and business leaders. He will later head to Beijing to meet with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The key agenda item is China’s military support to Russia, along with discussions on regional and global issues such […]
Timur Ivanov, Russian Deputy Defense Minister, faced a judge at Moscow’s Basmanny Court after being detained by the Investigative Committee for corruption. Investigators allege Ivanov accepted bribes from companies during contract negotiations, although Ivanov denied these claims, citing social meetings. The court ordered Ivanov’s detention until the June 23 hearing. The indictment states Ivanov received […]
North Macedonia is conducting presidential elections, with 1,814,317 registered voters across 3,480 polling stations. The election features 5 Macedonian and 2 Albanian-origin candidates, including Stevo Pendarovski and Bujar Osmani. This marks the country’s 7th presidential election since independence from Yugoslavia in 1991.
Gaza Strip has been grappling with the genocide waged by the Israeli occupation for nearly seven months, leading to the crushing and destruction of the region on every level, whether public or private. The Israeli occupation deliberately aims to obliterate the landmarks of the strip using its deadly and internationally prohibited weapons of all kinds. […]
Athens, Greece, experienced an unusual phenomenon as a dust cloud from the Sahara Desert enveloped the city, turning the sky orange. The iconic Acropolis was obscured by the thick dust, prompting warnings for people with respiratory issues to stay indoors and wear masks. This dust event, common in the region, has now reached Thessaloniki […]
A train transporting wooden materials experienced a fire in Ontario, Canada, with at least 5 wagons engulfed in flames. Emergency responders swiftly arrived at the scene following reports from locals. The London Fire Brigade reported no injuries, and the fire was contained within 1 hour and 20 minutes, causing damage to a railway line building. […]