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Death Toll Rises to 22 in Morocco Building Collapse
The death toll from the collapse of two buildings in Fes, Morocco, has risen to 22, according to the city’s prosecutor, who warned it may climb further. One building was empty, while the other was hosting an Aqiqah celebration.…
Machado’s Daughter Accepts Nobel Peace Prize on Her Behalf
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, could not attend the ceremony in Oslo, Norway. Her daughter, Ana Corina Sosa Machado, accepted the award.
The Nobel Committee said Machado is safe and…
Greek Farmers Block Volos Port as Protests Escalate
Farmers in Greece intensified their protests by blockading the port of Volos with tractors, part of nationwide demonstrations since late November under the slogan “Agriculture is Dying.” Fishermen joined in from the sea.
Major highways and…
Serbia’s Vucic Urges Joint EU Entry for Western Balkans
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said all Western Balkan states should join the EU together, calling it the only realistic geopolitical option. He will present the idea to EU leaders in Brussels.
Montenegro’s Prime Minister Milojko…
Building Collapse in Morocco Kills 19
Two buildings collapsed overnight in the Al Mostaqbal Al Massira neighborhood of Fes, Morocco, killing 19 people and injuring 16.
Many residents were trapped under the rubble, with civilians managing to rescue a child before search teams…
Death Toll Rises to 14 in Thailand–Cambodia Clashes
Renewed fighting along the Thailand–Cambodia border has killed at least 14 people and forced more than 500,000 civilians to evacuate. Thailand continues airstrikes with F-16 jets, while both sides accuse each other of targeting…
Japan Scrambles Jets as China–Russia Fly Near Its Airspace
Japan scrambled fighter jets after Russian Tu-95 and Chinese H-6 bombers conducted a joint long-range flight near Japanese airspace, accompanied by Chinese J-16 fighters and several Russian aircraft.
Defense Minister Shinjiro…
Gaza Health System Near Collapse as Medicines Run Out
The Gaza Strip is facing a catastrophic medical shortage, with over half of essential medicines and nearly all medical supplies depleted. Hospitals can no longer perform surgeries or diagnostics, leaving chronic and cancer patients…
Small Plane Hits Moving Car During Emergency Landing in Florida
A twin-engine Beechcraft 55 made an emergency landing on Interstate 95 in Florida, colliding with a moving vehicle and injuring the 57-year-old woman driving it.
The two people on board the aircraft were unharmed, but the plane’s front and…
Rockfall Nearly Hits Motorcyclists in Colombia
In Dabeiba, in Colombia’s Antioquia region, several motorcyclists and bystanders narrowly escaped being crushed when massive rocks broke off a hillside and tumbled onto the road.
Security camera footage shows people looking up after…