Shalev Zevuloni, 22, was killed in a combined shooting and stabbing attack at the Gush Etzion junction in the West Bank. The attackers, two Palestinian Authority police officers recently returned from Qatar, were killed at the scene after exchanging fire. Following the attack, the IDF set up roadblocks around Hebron and Bethlehem, The Jerusalem Post has reported. Israeli leaders praised security forces for their quick … Continue reading Israeli murdered in shooting, stabbing attack in West Bank

Two people died in Guatemala when rocks fell on their vehicle during a series of earthquakes on Tuesday. Over 37 quakes and aftershocks, ranging from magnitude 3.0 to 5.7, were recorded, causing landslides, evacuations, and minor damage. The epicenter was in Sacatepéquez, with aftershocks in Escuintla and Guatemala departments, ABC News has reported. An orange alert was declared, and rescue efforts were underway for people … Continue reading Dozens of earthquakes and aftershocks cause two deaths in Guatemala

A 19-year-old Australian surfer, Darcy Deefholts, was rescued Thursday after spending the night on uninhabited North Solitary Island, about seven miles offshore. He went missing Wednesday after surfing near Wooli, prompting a land and sea search. His father made an emotional plea for help online. Police and Marine Rescue NSW crews found him safely the next day, calling it a “miracle,” CBS News has reported. … Continue reading Rescuers find lost Australian surfer on uninhabited island

A senior Ukrainian security service officer, Col Ivan Voronich, was shot dead with a silenced pistol on a Kyiv street Thursday morning. He was killed with five close-range shots while leaving his apartment. Ukrainian officials blamed Russian special services. Voronich led a counter-terrorism unit and had fought Russia since 2014. Both sides have carried out assassinations during the war, with Ukrainian attacks killing Russian generals … Continue reading Top spy shot dead with silenced pistol in Kyiv

Six crew members were rescued from the Liberian-flagged cargo ship Eternity C after it was attacked in the Red Sea by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, killing at least four sailors with 15 still missing. The Houthis said they targeted the Greek-owned ship with drones and missiles in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza. The ship sank off Yemen’s Hodeidah port after sustaining heavy damage. The attack follows … Continue reading Six rescued after attack claimed by Yemen’s Houthis on Red Sea vessel

Ukraine’s security service (SBU) has detained two Chinese nationals in Kyiv for allegedly attempting to steal classified military technology related to the Neptune cruise missile system. The suspects, a former student and his father, are accused of trying to pass the information to Chinese intelligence. The younger man was caught during a document handover, and both face espionage charges, Kyiv Independent has reported. The incident … Continue reading Ukraine detains Chinese spies tasked with stealing Neptune missile technology, SBU says

French authorities raided the far-right National Rally (RN) headquarters in Paris as part of an investigation into alleged illegal campaign financing between 2020 and 2024, including possible money laundering and forged documents. RN president Jordan Bardella called it a “harassment campaign” and an attack on democracy. No charges have been filed yet, Euro News has reported. The raid follows recent convictions of RN leader Marine … Continue reading French authorities raid far-right National Rally party HQ in campaign finance probe

Russia launched its largest drone attack of the war on Ukraine overnight, using 741 drones and 13 missiles, according to President Zelenskyy. Ukraine’s air force said it shot down most of the drones and several missiles, but impacts were recorded in multiple regions. Zelenskyy called it the biggest single-day aerial attack so far, criticizing Moscow for rejecting peace efforts. Poland raised its air defense alert … Continue reading Russia launches largest drone attack on Ukraine as Kyiv pushes US for air defense aid

Two active members of Canada’s armed forces are among four people charged in an alleged plot to form an anti-government militia and seize land in Quebec. Police say the group conducted military-style training, used prohibited weapons and explosives, and planned to create a violent anti-government “community.” Three suspects face terrorism-related charges, while all four face weapons charges. The RCMP began investigating in March 2023, seizing … Continue reading Canadian soldiers charged over plot to seize part of Quebec