Somali and Turkish forces free hijacked MV LUTUF without ransom, dispute persists
The Turkish‑owned bulk carrier MV LUTUF, sailing under a Cameroon flag, was released on 30 August after a joint operation by Somali naval forces and Turkey
The Turkish‑owned bulk carrier MV LUTUF, sailing under a Cameroon flag, was released on 30 August after a joint operation by Somali naval forces and Turkey
The Tuareg rebels of northern Mali announced on Saturday that they had released 60 Malian soldiers they had captured earlier this year, in exchange for the
The death toll from the flash floods that struck Nepal last month has risen to 669, with more than 2,400 people reported missing. The most severe impact ha
In a nationwide vote held on 29 March, Icelanders decisively rejected a proposal to reopen negotiations for European Union membership, with 57.6 % of voter
Argentina’s “Las Leonas” clinched their third Women’s Hockey World Cup title on Sunday, 14 October 2022, when they edged out the Netherlands 5‑3 in a penal
Canada’s women’s national volleyball team secured a berth in the upcoming Summer Olympics in Los Angeles after a decisive 3‑1 win over the Dominican Republ
Filip Hrgović, the Croatian prospect who has steadily climbed the heavyweight ranks, halted Moses Itauma in the ninth round of a title fight on Wednesday n
A Russian drone attack on a military supply depot in Bucha, a suburb of Kyiv, killed at least 37 people on Friday night and set the site ablaze. The strike
A tragic head‑on collision on Zimbabwe’s main road south of Harare has left 27 people dead and seven injured, according to local authorities. The accident,
On Monday, the United States and Venezuela announced a new agreement that will expand U.S. access to Venezuelan oil reserves under a private‑investment fra
Serbian Justice Minister Nenad Vujić announced on Thursday that the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić will be buried with state and military honours afte
The Colorado Avalanche announced on Thursday that they have signed defenseman and alternate captain Cale Makar to an eight‑year, $163.2 million extension—
Cambodia has deployed a fresh contingent of 184 military personnel, including 28 women, to the Central African Republic to take part in ongoing United Nati
The National Football League has announced the complete elimination of the Pro Bowl Games, ending a decades-long tradition of mid-season or post-season all
Ten days after a powerful earthquake struck Indonesia’s Flores region, local authorities have confirmed that the death toll has risen to 103, with 1,666 pe
CIA Director John Ratcliffe arrived in Moscow on an unscheduled military flight this week for high-level meetings with Russian intelligence officials, mark
Recent reporting by The Wall Street Journal indicates that a high-level diplomatic and intelligence mission was conducted to formally caution Moscow agains
In the early hours of this morning, Niger's state television reported that disgruntled factions within the Nigerien Armed Forces launched an attempted coup
Iceland officially concluded a highly anticipated and historic referendum today to decide whether to resume negotiations for joining the European Union. Th
Israel’s military announced on Thursday that a drone strike in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin killed three Palestinian militants, among them Qais Bit
The Ministry of Finance announced on Monday that it had spent a record ¥15.4 trillion (approximately US$96 billion) on foreign‑exchange market operations b
Demonstrators swarmed the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, marking the 63rd anniversary of the historic March on Washington. Organisers said
Phnom Penh authorities announced on Monday that a year‑long operation against organized cybercrime has resulted in the shutdown of more than 700 online sca
Austrian police announced on Thursday that two men broke into the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna’s historic Innere Stadt district and stole a 200‑c