A 19-year-old Syrian refugee stabbed a Spanish tourist at Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial, intending “to kill Jews,” German authorities said. The victim, wounded in the throat, survived after emergency surgery. The suspect, arrested hours later with bloodstained clothes, had planned the attack for weeks. The incident adds to a series of violent attacks by refugees ahead of Sunday’s key election, where immigration has become a major … Continue reading Berlin Stabbing Extends Chain of Attacks Ahead of German Election

NATO continues its largest combat drills of 2025 in Romania amid uncertainty over U.S. commitments under President Trump. The Steadfast Dart 2025 exercises involve 10,000 troops from nine nations, testing NATO’s rapid deployment abilities near Ukraine. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s calls for Europe to take the lead on security have raised concerns about a reduced American military presence. Analysts warn this could weaken NATO’s eastern flank … Continue reading NATO holds large-scale combat drills as the US stance on Europe shifts under Trump

The U.S. Air Force launched a Minuteman III ICBM early Wednesday from Vandenberg Space Force Base to demonstrate nuclear deterrence capabilities. The unarmed missile traveled 4,200 miles to a Pacific test range at 15,000 mph. The Air Force emphasized the launch was a routine test, not a response to global events. The Minuteman III, capable of carrying nuclear warheads, will be replaced by the LGM-35A … Continue reading US launches unarmed nuclear missile to show  ‘readiness’ amid fears of WWIII

More than 30 people were killed in a bus crash on a mountain road in southwestern Bolivia, with 14 others injured, including four children. The bus plunged nearly 800 meters into a ravine between the cities of Potosí and Oruro. Authorities believe speeding may have caused the crash, as the driver reportedly lost control. This is the deadliest road accident in Bolivia this year, the … Continue reading Bus crash in Bolivia kills at least 30 people

Russia launched a massive drone attack on Ukraine overnight, sending 176 drones across six directions. Ukraine’s air force downed 103 drones, with another 67 lost due to interference. The strike caused damage in several regions, including a high-rise in Kirovohrad and a large fire in Kyiv. The attack occurred as Russian negotiators prepared for peace talks with U.S. officials in Saudi Arabia. Ukraine, not invited … Continue reading Russia launches massive drone strike on Ukraine as it begins talks with US

A 55-year-old Canadian woman lost both her hands in a shark attack while vacationing in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The woman, in hip-deep water with her husband, was bitten by a seven-foot bull shark that first bumped her legs, then bit her thigh and severed both hands when she tried to protect herself. Her husband managed to fight off the shark, allowing her to … Continue reading Bull shark bites off both hands of woman on beach ‘after she tried to take its picture’

Hamas announced it will release the bodies of four Israeli hostages, including the Bibas children, Kfir and Ariel, on Thursday, and six living hostages on Saturday, instead of the expected three. The Israeli government confirmed an agreement had been reached in Cairo, also noting four additional slain hostages would be handed over next week. Israel is expected to release Palestinian prisoners in exchange. The announcement … Continue reading Hamas says it will release bodies of four hostages, including Bibas children