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Israel Recovers Body Of Last Hostage From Gaza
The Israeli military announced it has recovered the body of Ran Gvili, the last Israeli hostage in the Gaza Strip. The 24-year-old police officer’s remains were found in a cemetery east of Gaza City, identified through forensic procedures,…
Factory Blast Kills Four In Greece, One Missing
An explosion followed by a fire killed four people at a biscuit factory in Trikala, Thessaly, northern Greece, while one person remains missing. Fire officials said eight of the 13 people inside the factory managed to escape as…
German Foreign Minister Stranded As Ice Halts Flights
Severe cold and icy conditions disrupted public transport across large parts of Germany, affecting both urban and long-distance travel. Snowfall and freezing temperatures caused delays and cancellations on major rail routes,…
Rocket Attack Targets Mayor In Southern Philippines
An assassination attempt targeted Shariff Aguak Mayor Akmad Ampatuan in Maguindanao del Sur province in the southern Philippines. Unidentified attackers fired a rocket launcher at the mayor’s convoy, but Ampatuan escaped unharmed, while two…
Stadium Shooting After Match Kills 11 In Mexico
Eleven people were killed and 12 others injured in a shooting at a stadium in Salamanca, central Mexico, after an amateur football match. Local authorities said unidentified gunmen opened fire in the Loma de Flores neighborhood shortly…
Heavy Snow Strands 7,000 At Hokkaido Airport In Japan
Heavy snowfall disrupted transport across Hokkaido, leaving about 7,000 passengers stranded overnight at New Chitose Airport. Authorities said at least 56 flights and around 500 train services linking the airport with major cities…
Ferry Sinks Off Philippines, 15 Dead And Dozens Missing
At least 15 people have died and 43 remain missing after a ferry sank off the southern coast of the Philippines, authorities said. The Philippine Coast Guard reported that 316 passengers were rescued after the ferry M/V Trisha Kerstin 3…
US Snowstorm Cancels 13,000 Flights, Leaves Nearly 1 Million Without Power
A powerful snowstorm sweeping across the United States has led to the cancellation of about 13,000 flights and left roughly 953,000 people without electricity. Heavy snow and extreme cold affected large parts of the…
Heavy Snow Kills Four, Injures 26 In Japan
Heavy snowfall across Japan has killed at least four people and injured 26 others since Tuesday, authorities said. The Japan Fire and Disaster Management Agency reported the deaths occurred during snow-clearing operations in Niigata…
Cambodia Deprots 73 South Koreans Over Online Fraud
Cambodia has extradited 73 South Korean nationals detained on online fraud charges following a joint operation with South Korean authorities. The suspects arrived at Incheon Airport in Seoul and were taken into police custody for…