French fugitive Mohamed Amra, who staged a deadly prison escape in May 2023, was arrested in Romania, along with 10 alleged accomplices. Amra, 30, fled after being sentenced for burglary and was under investigation for violent crimes linked to Marseille’s organized crime. His escape, which killed two guards, led to an international manhunt. Nicknamed “La Mouche” (The Fly), Amra was suspected of running drug operations … Continue reading Notorious fugitive known as “The Fly” arrested after deadly prison escape in France

Israel deployed tanks to the West Bank for the first time since 2002, with officials preparing for an extended military presence to combat terrorism in refugee camps. Defense Minister Israel Katz said troops would remain for at least a year, preventing displaced Palestinians from returning. The Palestinian foreign ministry condemned the move as an escalation. This comes as a ceasefire with Hamas remains in place, … Continue reading Israel moves tanks into West Bank for first time since 2002

Ukrainian amputee soldiers are returning to the front lines to fight Russia, with many brigades having at least one amputee back on duty. President Zelensky revealed 380,000 Ukrainian personnel have been wounded, 46,000 killed, and tens of thousands are missing. Soldiers like Andrii Rubliuk, who lost both arms and a leg, and Maksym Vysotskyi, who lost a leg to a landmine, have rejoined the fight. … Continue reading Ukrainian amputee soldiers returning to the front line

Pope Francis remains in critical but stable condition with early kidney failure, pneumonia, and a complex lung infection, the Vatican said Sunday. While alert and responsive, he continues receiving high-flow oxygen and treatment for anemia. Doctors warn his condition is fragile due to age and pre-existing lung disease, but no signs of sepsis have been reported. Prayers have poured in globally, with Cardinal Timothy Dolan … Continue reading Pope Francis in critical condition with early kidney failure

Former U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to soften his stance on relocating Gaza’s population, saying he was only recommending the idea, not enforcing it. His initial proposal, which suggested U.S. control over Gaza and pressuring Egypt and Jordan to accept displaced Palestinians, faced rejection from both countries. Trump acknowledged their opposition but defended his plan as viable, NDTV has reported. His remarks came as Arab … Continue reading Trump says he will ‘recommend’ rather than force Gaza expulsion plan

Chinese warships conducting exercises off Australia’s east coast issued surprise warnings to airliners over the Tasman Sea, alerting them to a live-fire drill. Australian authorities, unaware of the exercise, only learned about it from commercial pilots. Flights from Sydney to New Zealand diverted but were not in danger. Australian officials criticized China for the lack of prior notice, while China defended the drill as legal … Continue reading China issued ‘disconcerting’ warning of live-fire exercises to planes flying above, Australia says