Mexico City Council Brawl Breaks Out Over Transparency Reform

A heated debate at the Mexico City Council turned into a physical fight as members from rival parties clashed during discussions on abolishing the city’s transparency oversight body. At least five council members from the right-wing PAN and the ruling left-wing Morena party were involved, pulling each other’s hair before colleagues intervened. PAN members later […]

Border Clashes Between Thailand and Cambodia Escalate

  The death toll from ongoing border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia has risen to at least 45, with more than 700,000 civilians evacuated from both sides since fighting began on December 7. Thailand reported 32 deaths, including soldiers and civilians, while Cambodia confirmed 13 civilian fatalities but did not disclose military losses. Tensions remain […]

Ten-Year Old Student Killed in Russian School Stabbing

A school stabbing in the Moscow region of Russia left a 10-year-old student dead and a security guard injured. Authorities said a 15-year-old student attacked the guard with pepper spray and a knife before fatally stabbing the younger child at a school in Gorki-2, near Moscow. The suspect has been detained, and an investigation is […]

False Christmas Market Claims Used to Target Muslims in Germany

  In Germany, disinformation has been spreading online since October using misleading images and videos linked to Christmas markets to incite hatred against Muslims. According to public broadcaster Tagesschau, old or unrelated footage, including Syrian celebrations in Berlin, Mainz, Essen, and Stuttgart, was falsely presented as recent incidents at Christmas markets. Experts warn the manipulated […]

Bodies of 45 Palestinians Recovered From Rubble in Gaza City

Palestinian civil defense teams recovered 45 bodies from the rubble of a building in Gaza City, which had been destroyed earlier by the Israeli army. The operation took place in areas Israeli forces withdrew from under the Israel–Hamas ceasefire. Civil defense officials said rescue efforts continue with very limited equipment, warning that thousands of Palestinians […]

Storm Topples Statue of Liberty Replica in Southern Brazil

A storm with strong winds knocked down a 24-meter-tall Statue of Liberty replica in Porto Alegre, in Brazil’s southern state of Rio Grande do Sul. The statue collapsed in the parking lot of a Havan store in the Guaiba district during winds exceeding 80 km/h. No injuries were reported, and authorities sealed off the area […]

Small Plane Crash Kills Seven in Mexico

  Seven people died when a private Cessna Citation III crashed in an industrial area near Toluca International Airport in central Mexico. Authorities said the jet, flying from Acapulco to Toluca, hit a warehouse roof and caught fire while attempting an emergency landing. An investigation into the cause of the crash is underway.

Snow Covers Abant Lake National Park in Türkiye

Abant Lake National Park in Bolu, northwestern Türkiye, turned white after snowfall hit higher elevations. Snow reached up to 10 centimeters in parts of the park, covering pine forests and walking paths, creating winter scenery that attracted visitors ahead of the weekend.

Floods Kill 20 in Bolivia, 24 Still Missing

  In Bolivia, heavy rains caused the Pirai River to overflow in the eastern Santa Cruz region, killing 20 people and leaving 24 missing. Authorities said around 300 people were rescued by helicopter and about 2,100 families were evacuated as floodwaters inundated El Torno and nearby towns.

US Says Eight Killed in Strikes on Boats Allegedly Linked to Drug Trafficking

The US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) said it carried out strikes on three boats allegedly involved in drug trafficking in the Caribbean Sea and the Eastern Pacific. In a statement, SOUTHCOM said the operations, conducted under “Operation Southern Spear,” killed eight people described as “narco-terrorists.” The US military said the boats were operating on routes believed […]