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Europe
Cameron says Kyiv can use British weapons inside Russia
UK Foreign Secretary Cameron has stated that the utilization of British weaponry is at Ukraine's discretion, affirming its right to target sites
King Charles III will return to his public responsibilities next week
Buckingham Palace made an announcement on Friday that King Charles III of Britain will be resuming his duties, next week after a period of receiving
The Vatican claims that gender-affirming surgery compromises a person's
The Vatican has issued a robust caution against "gender theory," asserting that any procedure involving "sex-change" poses a
European authorities confiscate Lamborghinis and Rolexes in connection with
22 persons have been arrested and assets worth over €600 million ($650 million) confiscated in connection with alleged EU post-pandemic recovery fund
The attack on a concert hall in Moscow has claimed 139 lives, according to a
A Russian official announced on Monday that two more victims of the horrific attack that occurred at a concert hall in Moscow on Friday have been
Asia
A tornado hits the urban center of Guangzhou in southern China
According to reports, from state media a tornado hit Guangzhou, a city with a population of 19 million in China on Saturday. The incident resulted in
Taiwan quake of 7.2 magnitude prompts tsunami warnings
A significant earthquake measuring 7.4 in magnitude struck off the eastern coast of Taiwan on Wednesday, as reported by the US Geological Survey.
Japan's Space One Kairos rocket bursts on its first launch
Japan's Space One's small, solid-fueled Kairos rocket detonated shortly after its initial launch on Wednesday, trying to become the first Japanese
The executive chairman of Samsung was cleared of financial crimes
The head of Samsung Electronics, one of the world's largest technology companies, will not face further imprisonment.
China retaliates against five US defense corporations for US restrictions and
China imposed penalties on five American defense-related companies on Sunday in retaliation for US sanctions against Chinese individuals and
Africa
South Africa bus crashes off cliff, killing 45 Easter worshipers
On Thursday, a Limpopo provincial bus carrying Easter conference attendees crashed off a cliff, killing dozens.
Sudan's Looming Catastrophe: UNICEF Warns of Unprecedented Child Malnutrition
UNICEF stated Friday that millions of Sudanese children are malnourished due to “the world's largest child displacement crisis,” the civil war.
Hage Geingob, the president of Namibia, passes away at 82
According to a statement released on the presidency's X, formerly known as Twitter, Geingob passed away at Lady Pohamba Hospital on Sunday soon after
According to an official, US and Somali forces kill the Al-Shabaab commander
Senior Al-Shabaab militant leader Maalim Ayman was killed on December 17 in a joint military operation involving Somali and US forces, Somali
According to the UN, over 60 people perish in a migrant shipwreck off Libya
The UN's International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that 61 migrants, including women and children, perished in a "tragic
Australia
A Sydney mall stabbing attack claimed six lives
A tragic incident unfolded in a Sydney shopping mall on Saturday afternoon, resulting in the death of six individuals and multiple injuries. This
Melissa Hoskins, a two-time Olympic cyclist, died at the age of 32 after being
Melissa Hoskins, an Olympic track cyclist from Australia and a past world champion, passed away on Monday at the age of 32, the country's Olympic
Kaylee McKeown of Australia sets the world record in the 50-meter backstroke,
The world records for the 50, 100, and 200-meter backstrokes were all held simultaneously by Australia's Kaylee McKeown, who broke the record on
Australians choose not to establish a system that would allow Indigenous people
Saturday's referendum in Australia rejected a constitutional provision allowing Indigenous people to advise Parliament on decisions that affect them.
Australia has a historic referendum on Indigenous rights
Australia is holding a landmark referendum to decide whether to permanently recognize Indigenous Australians in the Constitution and create a body to
Americas
El Salvador grants skilled foreign workers five thousand passports
In an effort to attract foreign investment and strengthen the nation's economy, President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador said on Saturday that the
The Mexican president claims it's addressing Canada's increasing asylum
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador stated on Tuesday that his administration is addressing Canada's complaint regarding the significant
Colombian landslides claim at least 34 lives
According to a statement released by the governor's office on Saturday, at least 34 persons have been officially declared deceased as a result of
Canada declares that it disagrees with US policy and supports a ceasefire in
Canada declared on Tuesday that it will support a non-binding UN resolution that calls for a humanitarian ceasefire between Israel and Hamas,
Invoking "crimes against humanity" against the Palestinians, Bolivia
The Bolivian Agency of Information (ABI) reported that Bolivia is severing diplomatic ties with Israel due to "crimes against humanity committed
Middle East
Netanyahu's government has voted to close the Al Jazeera office in Israel
Israels government has decided to shut down the Al Jazeera networks offices, in the country with effect.
Ministry of Health reports that the death toll in Gaza has reached 34,654
The death toll in the Gaza Strip has climbed to at least 34,654 due to 211 days of Israeli military operations in the area, as per a report from the
Blinken says, 'time is now' for Israel-Hamas Gaza accord
Late Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated “the time is now” for a Gaza cease-fire and that Hamas must “compromise” with Israel.
The UN called the Israeli ground operation in Rafah a "tragedy beyond
On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that an invasion of Rafah will proceed regardless of Hamas hostage negotiations.
Abbas says only the US can stop Israel's Rafah assault
Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian President, emphasizes that the US holds the key to preventing Israel from launching attacks on Rafah, a city in