An 18-year-old former student carried out a shooting at a high school in southeastern Turkey, wounding at least 16 people before killing himself. The attacker opened fire randomly inside a vocational school in Siverek and later died by suicide after being cornered by police. Those injured included students, teachers, a canteen worker, and a police officer, with several in serious condition. The motive remains unclear, … Continue reading Teenage gunman opens fire at a school in Turkey, wounding 16 before killing himself

Spain’s government, led by Pedro Sánchez, has approved a plan to grant legal status to about 500,000 undocumented migrants. The proposal offers one-year renewable residence permits to eligible migrants who meet residency and background requirements, aiming to integrate them into the workforce. Sánchez described the move as both a moral decision and an economic necessity, citing Spain’s aging population and labor needs. The opposition People’s … Continue reading Spain approves plan to give around 500,000 migrants legal status

Ukraine and Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced plans with Germany to jointly produce advanced drones and other defense systems to strengthen Kyiv’s war effort against Russia. Zelenskyy said both sides are beginning concrete work on a broad defense deal covering drones, missiles, and software, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz reaffirmed Germany’s strong support. Ukraine aims to expand its military production but lacks sufficient funding, making a delayed €90 … Continue reading Ukraine agrees defense deal with Germany to help in fight against Russia

Twin explosions in Blida, near Algeria’s capital, occurred Monday as Pope Leo XIV began a historic visit to the country. Two suicide bombers carried out the attacks and were killed, according to a source, though Algerian authorities have not officially confirmed the incident. Verified video footage showed two bodies in the street, but the timing of the recordings remains unclear. No link has been established … Continue reading Algeria hit by two suicide attacks during Pope Leo XIV’s visit

A Nigerian Air Force strike hit a market in northeastern Nigeria, killing more than 100 civilians and injuring many others, according to rights groups and local reports. Authorities confirmed a misfire but said the strike was aimed at jihadi militants operating in the area. The region is a long-standing conflict zone where Boko Haram and other armed groups are active, and such airstrike errors have … Continue reading At least 100 dead after military airstrike hits wrong target in Nigeria

The U.S. military said it killed two people in a strike on a suspected drug-trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific, raising the total death toll to at least 170 since operations began last September. U.S. Southern Command stated the vessel was identified through intelligence as part of narco-trafficking routes, though specific evidence has not been publicly disclosed. Recent strikes have also left survivors in some … Continue reading U.S. military kills 2 men in another alleged drug boat strike in eastern Pacific

Super Typhoon Sinlaku, the strongest storm of 2026 so far, is approaching the Northern Mariana Islands with powerful winds and heavy rain. Although it may weaken slightly, it is still expected to bring dangerous conditions, including flooding and potential power outages. Guam is likely to avoid a direct hit but will still experience strong winds, rough seas, and ongoing storm conditions. The storm previously caused … Continue reading Super Typhoon Sinlaku bears down on Northern Mariana Islands, Guam

Colombia has approved a plan to euthanize up to 80 invasive hippos introduced decades ago by drug lord Pablo Escobar. The population has grown rapidly to around 170 animals, spreading far beyond their original location. Authorities say the hippos threaten local ecosystems, compete with native species, and pose risks to people. Previous efforts like sterilization and relocation failed due to cost and limited effectiveness, Al-Jazeera … Continue reading Colombia to cull up to 80 hippos linked to drug lord Pablo Escobar

North Korea tested strategic cruise and anti-warship missiles from its destroyer Choe Hyon to evaluate its weapons systems and crew readiness. Leader Kim Jong Un observed the launches, which reportedly hit targets with high precision. The tests are part of broader efforts to strengthen naval capabilities and improve missile performance. North Korea is also planning additional destroyers, signaling an expansion of its naval fleet, Reuters … Continue reading North Korea tests cruise and anti-ship missiles from naval destroyer