Eastern Afghanistan Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 500, Over 1,000 Injured
Death toll from an eastern Afghanistan earthquake rises to 500, with over 1,000 injured, highlighting urgent need for relief amid challenging conditions.
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Ukraine Arrests Suspect in Murder of Former Speaker Andriy Parubiy
President Zelenskyy announces arrest of a suspect in the murder of former parliamentary speaker Andriy Parubiy, highlighting a meticulous investigation in wartime Ukraine.
Britain’s Summer 2025 Poised to Be Hottest on Record
Provisional Met Office data suggests summer 2025 will be Britain’s warmest on record since records began in 1884, underscoring climate change’s growing impact.
Earthquake Kills 250 in Afghanistan’s Kunar Province
An earthquake in Afghanistan’s Kunar province killed at least 250 and injured 500, as relief teams race to reach remote, mountainous districts.
Global Sumud Flotilla Sails for Gaza with Greta Thunberg On Board
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White House Weighs Renaming Defense to “Department of War”
White House explores renaming the Department of Defense as the Department of War to project strength and revive a pre-1947 title.
Israel Intensifies Strike on Gaza City Suburbs, Hamas Loses Military Leader
Israeli strikes on Gaza City suburbs kill at least 18 and displace families as Netanyahu’s security cabinet prepares an offensive. Hamas confirms the death of a senior military leader.
Thousands Rally Across Australia Against Immigration, Sparking Government Condemnation
Anti-immigration rallies swept Australia’s cities as participants voiced concerns over mass migration. The government condemned the events, linking them to hate groups and extremist networks.
Debating Iwo Jima’s Legacy: Memory, Sacrifice, and Controversy
The Battle of Iwo Jima remains a symbol of sacrifice and controversy as debates over how to remember its legacy intensify across nations.
US Bars Abbas from UN Visit as Allies Move to Recognize Palestine
US bars Palestinian leader Abbas from UN visa as key allies prepare to recognize the State of Palestine, sparking international calls for a rethink.