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Death Toll In Indonesia Protests Rises To 10
Human Rights Watch reported that 10 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured in nationwide protests in Indonesia over lawmakers’ salary allowances. Authorities have detained over 3,000 people amid violent clashes.
Student groups…
Turkish Man Dies In New York Custody
Musa Çetin, a 29-year-old from Türkiye, died in custody in New York after being found unconscious in his cell. Prosecutors said footage shows him using his jacket to hang himself, though his family and friends reject the suicide claim,…
Portugal Funicular Crash Death Toll Rises To 16
The death toll from the Gloria Funicular accident in Lisbon has climbed to 16 after one of the injured died overnight, hospital officials confirmed. Another 22 people remain hospitalized, some in serious condition.
Authorities have…
California Wildfires Burn 13,000 Acres After Lightning Strikes
Wildfires sparked by lightning in California have scorched 13,000 acres across 20 locations since Tuesday, forcing evacuations in Tuolumne, Calaveras, and Chinese Camp. More than 600 firefighters are battling the flames, which have…
Gun Scare Triggers Lockdown At US University
Thousands of students at the University of Massachusetts Lowell were ordered to stay indoors after a man with a gun was spotted near a dormitory. Police launched a large-scale search but found no active shooter or evidence of gunfire.
The…
Portugal Funicular Crash Kills 15 In Lisbon
The death toll from the Gloria Funicular accident in Lisbon has risen to 15, with 18 others injured, including a child. Officials said five remain in critical condition and confirmed foreign nationals were among the victims.
Eyewitnesses…
Israel Announces Second Phase Of Gaza Invasion
Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir declared the launch of the second phase of Operation Gideon’s Chariots, aimed at expanding and solidifying Israel’s occupation of the Gaza Strip.
During a visit to Gaza City, Zamir said the operation’s…
Russia Launches 500 Strikes On Ukraine After Putin’s China Visit
Russian forces launched more than 500 drones and missiles across Ukraine, hitting infrastructure in 14 locations and injuring five people, including four railway workers. Ukraine’s rail operator reported major delays after…
Tourists Flock To Malta’s Historic Capital Valletta
Malta, one of the world’s smallest countries with just 316 square kilometers, is overwhelmed by tourists arriving on cruise ships and flights. The island’s capital, Valletta, dazzles visitors with centuries-old architecture,…