Peru’s President Dina Boluarte declared a 30-day state of emergency in the capital on Monday, deploying soldiers to assist police in response to rising violence, including the killing of popular singer Paul Flores. The emergency decree restricts certain rights, allowing authorities to detain individuals without judicial orders. The country has seen a surge in violence, with 459 killings and nearly 2,000 extortion reports since the … Continue reading Peru declares an emergency and deploys the army as violence surges in the capital

Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia announced they are abandoning the 1997 Ottawa convention treaty that bans the use of anti-personnel landmines due to the heightened security threats posed by Russia. The countries stated that Russia’s aggression, particularly since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, has made it necessary to reassess their defense strategies. The Ottawa treaty, aimed at preventing landmines that cause civilian casualties, is no … Continue reading 4 nations bordering Russia to withdraw from land mine treaty

At least 12 people, including popular musician Aurelio Martínez, died when a small plane crashed into the Caribbean Sea shortly after taking off from Roatan, Honduras. The Lanhsa Airlines plane was en route to La Ceiba when it made a sharp turn and fell into the water. Of the 17 passengers and crew, five were rescued and hospitalized, and the search for a missing body … Continue reading Plane crash off Caribbean island kills at least 12, including music star

Two beaches in South Australia were closed after dead fish and unusual off-white foam washed ashore, and surfers reported feeling unwell. A suspected microalgal bloom, triggered by unusual weather, is believed to be responsible for the foam and illness affecting both humans and marine life. Waitpinga Beach and Parsons Beach, near Adelaide, have been closed since Monday due to a “fish mortality event.” Surfers complained … Continue reading Strange foam and dead fish wash ashore at Oz beaches as surfers fall sick

A Greek woman, Roula Pispirigou, received two additional life sentences for murdering her infant daughters, Malena and Irida, after being convicted last year of killing her 9-year-old daughter, Georgina. The court found she suffocated the children to prevent her husband from leaving. Pispirigou maintains her innocence and plans to appeal, CBS News has reported. The case, which shocked Greece, was reopened after Georgina’s murder led … Continue reading Nurse given 3 life sentences for killing her 3 daughters in Greece

Peru’s president declared a 30-day state of emergency in Lima, deploying soldiers to curb rising violence after the killing of popular singer Paul Flores. The decree restricts assembly and movement, allowing detentions without a judicial order. With murders and extortion surging, opposition lawmakers seek a no-confidence vote against the interior minister. Flores was shot after a concert, and a separate explosion at a restaurant injured … Continue reading Murders Hit Record in Peru as Capital Enters State of Emergency

The IDF launched a surprise operation in Gaza early Tuesday, striking 80 targets within minutes, including mid-level Hamas commanders and government officials. The attack, coordinated with Shin Bet, led to eased civilian restrictions near Gaza. Meanwhile, the IDF targeted Syrian artillery and intercepted a Houthi missile from Yemen. Hamas claimed it did not reject a ceasefire proposal, accusing Israel of resuming hostilities to derail negotiations, … Continue reading Israel hits Hamas with 80 missiles in 10 minutes overnight

Russian President Vladimir Putin has demanded a halt to Western arms supplies to Ukraine as a condition for a ceasefire, sources say. During a visit by Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff to Moscow, Putin reportedly called this a mandatory requirement, with Russia aiming to cut off U.S. aid at minimum. Russian sources claim the suspension would be temporary until a peace deal limiting Ukraine’s military is … Continue reading Putin Wants All Arms to Kyiv Halted for Trump Truce

A South African researcher at the isolated SANAE IV Antarctic base underwent psychological evaluation after allegedly assaulting and sexually harassing colleagues, officials said. Reports indicate he attacked the base leader and made threats, prompting a plea for help. Authorities intervened remotely, and the man, who has shown remorse, issued a formal apology. The nine-member team remains confined due to harsh conditions, with no evacuation planned, … Continue reading Fear at isolated Antarctica base; Man accused of attacking colleague, making threats