Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have reached a draft peace agreement, mediated by the US and Qatar, aimed at ending decades of conflict in eastern DR Congo. The deal includes the disengagement, disarmament, and possible integration of armed groups, a joint security mechanism, and respect for sovereignty. While Rwanda denies backing the M23 rebels, who control parts of the region, the agreement could … Continue reading Rwanda and DR Congo agree draft peace deal to end conflict

On the seventh day of escalating conflict, Israeli jets bombed Iran’s Arak nuclear reactor, claiming it was part of a covert nuclear weapons program. The reactor, under reconstruction per the 2015 nuclear deal, was reportedly hit at its core seal. The IAEA confirmed the strike but said no nuclear material was present. Israel also targeted Iran’s Natanz and Isfahan nuclear sites, damaging key uranium enrichment … Continue reading Israel strikes unfinished Arak heavy water reactor in Iran

Hurricane Erick rapidly intensified off Mexico’s southern Pacific coast, doubling in strength in less than a day and gaining 50 mph in 18 hours. Scientists say such rapid intensification is becoming more common due to climate change. Erick is expected to become the strongest early-season storm to hit that region, with ideal conditions fueling its growth. While comparisons are being made to 2023’s deadly Hurricane … Continue reading Major Hurricane Makes Mexico Landfall

A knife-wielding attacker broke into Andrew Tate’s compound in Romania, stabbing a 53-year-old construction worker in the arm. The suspect, a Ukrainian national, was initially released after offering a vague explanation but returned later and was arrested. Tate claimed the man had been lurking near his home and criticized police for delayed action. Authorities are investigating the motive, the U.S. Sun has reported. The incident … Continue reading Knifeman storms Andrew Tate’s compound, stabbing worker

Early Thursday, Iran launched around 30 ballistic missiles at Israel, hitting Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba and causing damage and injuries in Holon and Ramat Gan. The strike injured over 60 people, including six seriously. Soroka’s old surgical ward, recently evacuated, was struck, but most injuries were minor due to prior precautions. Iran claimed the hospital was near a military target, but Israeli officials denied … Continue reading Heavy damage, injuries as Iranian missile hits Beersheba hospital

Thousands of residents across Spain and parts of Europe protested Sunday against mass tourism, blaming it for rising housing costs and the displacement of locals. In cities like Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca, demonstrators sprayed tourists with water guns and held signs like “Tourist Go Home.” Similar protests occurred in Venice and Lisbon. Activists say overtourism and short-term rentals like Airbnb are driving out residents … Continue reading Protesters in Spain shoot water guns at tourists

At least two dozen flights to and from Bali were cancelled after Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki erupted, sending ash 10 km into the sky. The volcano, located on Flores island, prompted the highest alert level and forced village evacuations. Affected airlines include Jetstar, Virgin Australia, and Air India. While Bali’s airport remains operational, cancellations depend on flight routes, the AFP has reported. No casualties were … Continue reading Bali flights cancelled after Indonesia volcano eruption

A Kenyan police officer has been arrested after shooting an unarmed protester in the head during demonstrations over the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody. The incident, captured on video by a journalist, occurred amid violent clashes, where motorbike-riding “goons” attacked protesters while police looked on. Ojwang was arrested for allegedly defaming a top police official and later died in custody; an autopsy … Continue reading Police officer arrested over shooting of civilian during Kenya protest