King Charles III and Queen Camilla made their first public appearance in Australia on Sunday, greeted by children outside a Sydney church. This marks Charles’ first visit as monarch, following in the footsteps of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II. The king, 75, is undergoing cancer treatment, leading to a reduced schedule. After attending a service at St. Thomas’ Anglican Church, the couple visited New … Continue reading Children greet King Charles III and Queen Camilla outside a Sydney church

In Sinaloa’s capital, cartel violence has claimed over 230 lives, part of a broader wave of violence across Mexico. On the day of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s inauguration, soldiers in Chiapas mistakenly killed six migrants, while Oaxaca mayor Roman Ruiz Bohorquez was murdered at home. These incidents contribute to 1,247 homicides in the first two weeks of Sheinbaum’s term, raising doubts about her ability to curb … Continue reading Brutal killing of Mexican mayor sparks anger

Cuba’s electrical grid collapsed for the fourth time in 48 hours on Sunday, worsened by Hurricane Oscar’s landfall. Millions remain without power as strong winds and rain threaten further damage to the island’s already failing infrastructure. Despite efforts to restore electricity, repeated failures have caused major setbacks. The government canceled schools and advised only essential workers to report. Protests erupted in Havana, while residents face … Continue reading Cuba grid collapses again, hurricane heaps on misery

The U.S. has launched an investigation into the leak of Pentagon documents revealing Israel’s preparations for an attack on Iran, according to CNN sources. The documents, dated October 15-16, confirm that the Israeli Air Force conducted exercises and rehearsals for a potential strike, following Iran’s ballistic missile attack on October 1. Leaked on Telegram, the documents discuss Israel’s military movements, including exercises with air-launched ballistic … Continue reading US investigates leak of Pentagon documents on Israel’s plans to attack Iran

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen suggested the EU could learn from Italy’s policy of processing migrants in Albania, as EU leaders discussed migration at a summit. Italy recently transferred 16 migrants to Albania under a new agreement, though some were sent back due to medical or age concerns. Von der Leyen also proposed new legislation to increase migrant deportations, noting only 20% of … Continue reading Migrant deportations to increase, says EU chief

North Korea has sent 1,500 soldiers to Russia for training, marking its first military involvement in Russia’s war against Ukraine, according to South Korea’s National Intelligence Service. The troops, transported on Russian ships, were previously inspected by Kim Jong Un. Ukrainian President Zelensky warned of North Korea’s growing alliance with Russia, estimating 10,000 North Korean troops could soon join the fight, CNN has reported. North … Continue reading North Korea sends 1,500 troops to aid Russia’s war in Ukraine, South Korea’s spy agency says