Australia (Reuters) – In Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) state, a chartered bus transporting wedding guests slid down a ramp at a roundabout, killing at least 10 people and injuring 25, according to authorities. Around 11:30 p.m. (1330 GMT) on Sunday, the tragedy happened close to Greta, a town inContinue Reading
TUNIS: On Sunday, politicians from the EU, Italy, and the Netherlands travelled to Tunisia to discuss ways to support the country’s struggling economy and stem the influx of unauthorised immigrants into Europe. The IMF is currently negotiating a rescue loan for the north African nation, which serves as a mainContinue Reading
BOGOTA – Four Indigenous children who had been missing in Colombia’s Amazon jungle for more than a month were discovered alive and airlifted to the capital Bogota early Saturday. The youngsters, who survived a tiny plane accident in the bush, were flown to a military airfield by an army medicalContinue Reading
This week, Norway’s Climate and Environmental Research Institute NILU reported that smoke from Canadian wildfires had been seen thousands of miles away. According to researcher Nikolaos Evangeliou, “very weak” quantities of smoke particles have been found since Monday, particularly at the Birkenes observatory in southern Norway. The intensity, direction, andContinue Reading
MOSCOW – Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine on Wednesday of demolishing the Kakhovka dam at the request of the West, calling it a “barbaric” war crime that intensified the confrontation with Moscow. The massive Soviet-era Kakhovka dam, which is controlled by Russia, was burst early Tuesday, releasing flooding acrossContinue Reading
ISTANBUL: On Wednesday, more than a week after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s reelection, the Turkish lira hit a new low versus the US dollar. Prior to the presidential election, the central bank had supported the currency, but at roughly 0645 GMT, it had fallen 5% to 22.77 lira to theContinue Reading
Tom Tugendhat, the British security minister, stated on Tuesday that China had shut down alleged “police service stations” at locations around the UK and that an inquiry had not turned up any evidence of criminal activities by the Chinese government at these locations. In the past, Britain has called claimsContinue Reading
State media stated that Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro landed in Saudi Arabia on Monday as the country’s diplomatic outreach extends beyond conventional Western allies. According to the Saudi state news agency SPA, Maduro was welcomed at the airport of the Saudi city of Jeddah on the Red Sea by PrinceContinue Reading
KAMPALA: According to Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, 54 Ugandan troops perished last week when terrorists besieged an African Union facility in Somalia. This was one of the bloodiest recent attacks by Al-Shabaab militants. Late on Saturday, Museveni sent a message on his official Twitter account stating, “We discovered the lifelessContinue Reading
Senior officials from more than a dozen nations, including Saudi Arabia and Iran, convened on Friday to strengthen relations and position themselves as a counterweight to the West. They discussed stronger connections with the Brics bloc of large rising economies. A increasing number of nations, particularly from the global South,Continue Reading
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