Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son, Marius Borg Høiby, has been arrested on suspicion of rape and domestic abuse in Norway. The 27-year-old admitted to assaulting a woman in August during an alcohol- and drug-fueled incident and violated a restraining order in September. Høiby has cited struggles with mental health and substance abuse, the Daily Mail has reported. Meanwhile, Crown Princess Mette-Marit has resumed royal duties following … Continue reading Norway royal arrested on suspicion of rape

Thousands of farmers protested in London against changes to inheritance tax on agricultural assets introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the Labour government’s recent budget. The policy imposes a 20% tax on inherited farms worth over £1 million, starting in 2026, while most smaller estates remain unaffected. Farmers argue the tax threatens family farms and food production, with some fearing they may need to sell … Continue reading UK Farmers Protest in London Over Inheritance Tax Change

NATO is conducting its largest artillery exercise in Europe, Dynamic Front 25, involving 5,000 troops from the U.S., Sweden, the U.K., France, and other allies. Drills are taking place across Finland, Estonia, Germany, Romania, and Poland, with 3,600 soldiers training in Finland’s Arctic conditions. Experts view the exercise as a message of unity and defense capability to Russia, especially following Finland’s NATO membership after decades … Continue reading NATO holds large Arctic exercises in backyard

Sweden and Lithuania’s defense ministers voiced serious concerns over the severing of an undersea telecom cable linking the two countries, which is being investigated as sabotage. In a joint statement, Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson and Lithuanian Defense Minister Laurynas Kasciunas described the incident as alarming and emphasized that such situations must be viewed against the backdrop of increasing threats from Russia in the region. … Continue reading Sweden, Lithuania ‘Deeply Concerned’ By Severed Baltic Sea Cable

Russia has begun mass-producing “KUB-M” mobile bomb shelters capable of withstanding nuclear blasts, natural disasters, and conventional weapon attacks. The shelters, resembling shipping containers, can house 54 people for up to 48 hours and are designed for quick transport and use in harsh conditions. The announcement follows heightened tensions as President Biden allowed Ukraine to use US long-range missiles against Russia, leading to a strike … Continue reading Russia starts making nuclear-resistant mobile bomb shelters

Brazilian federal police arrested five individuals, including military personnel and a federal officer, accused of plotting a coup and planning assassinations of President Lula, Vice President Alckmin, and Supreme Court Justice de Moraes after the 2022 elections. Among those detained was retired Brig. Gen. Mário Fernandes, linked to pro-Bolsonaro protest camps and accused of providing financial and logistical support for the plot. The group allegedly … Continue reading Brazilian police arrest 5 officers over coup plot and plans to kill Lula, others

Germany’s secret “Operation Deutschland” plan, detailed in a 1,000-page document, outlines preparations for potential World War III amid escalating tensions from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The strategy prioritizes protecting critical infrastructure, boosting self-sufficiency, and training essential workers. Germany follows Nordic countries, which have issued survival guides to citizens as fears of global conflict grow. Recent developments, including Ukraine’s first use of U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles on … Continue reading Germany planning for WW3 with 1,000-page secret doc ‘Operation Deutschland’ along with 800k NATO troops

Pro-Putin spokesperson Sergey Markov has issued a warning of potential “WW3 by Christmas,” claiming Western approval for Ukraine to fire long-range missiles into Russia marks a significant step toward nuclear conflict. Markov argued that Ukraine relies on U.S., UK, and French military assistance to use these precision missiles, framing the move as direct Western involvement in the war. While supporters of the decision view it … Continue reading Russia threatens US with ‘nuclear war by Christmas’ in chilling WW3 warning

Vladimir Putin has approved a new nuclear doctrine, threatening nuclear retaliation if Ukraine uses long-range Western missiles on Russian soil. This follows the U.S. decision to allow Ukraine to fire ATACMS rockets inside Russia, intensifying the conflict. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed the policy permits nuclear response to conventional weapon aggression supported by nuclear-armed states, the U.S. Sun has reported. Pro-Putin figures, including Dmitry Kiselyov … Continue reading Putin allows nuclear response to long-range US missiles being fired at Russia, signs off on drastic WW3 escalation

The ongoing civil war in Sudan, which has lasted for 19 months, is causing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. Over 13 million people have been displaced, with famine affecting camps for displaced civilians and widespread famine-like conditions in other areas. Outbreaks of diseases like dengue, malaria, cholera, and measles are hitting children hardest, while 90% of children are out of school due to the education … Continue reading Amnesty International says weapons from U.S. allies are fueling Sudan’s raging civil war

India successfully tested a domestically developed long-range hypersonic missile, marking a major milestone in its military capabilities. The missile, created by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), can carry payloads over 1,500 km (930 miles) and demonstrated accurate terminal maneuvers during the test. The launch occurred from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island in Odisha, CNN has reported. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh called the test … Continue reading India’s successful test of hypersonic missile puts it among elite group

The former chief coroner, Thomas Teague KC, has warned that the UK’s proposed assisted dying bill could lead to “non-voluntary euthanasia” if passed. Teague, in a report ahead of a key parliamentary vote on Nov 29, argues that the safeguards in the bill are insufficient and would lead to a broader expansion of euthanasia, as seen in the Netherlands and Canada. Legal experts, including Lord … Continue reading UK’s Assisted dying bill ‘could open door to involuntary euthanasia’

President Biden has approved Ukraine’s use of U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles for deeper strikes inside Russia, as Moscow deploys 12,000 North Korean troops to bolster its war effort. The decision follows intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure and civilians, as well as Donald Trump’s election win, raising uncertainty about future U.S. support. North Korea has also provided Russia with munitions, complicating the conflict, the Associated Press … Continue reading Biden authorizes Ukraine to use US-supplied longer range missiles for deeper strikes inside Russia

Russia is gaining momentum on multiple fronts in Ukraine, making tactical advances in the east and southeast while ramping up aerial assaults on Ukrainian cities. Moscow has also deployed nearly 50,000 troops, including North Korean reinforcements, to the Kursk region, threatening Ukraine’s recent successes there. Key areas like Kupiansk and Kurakhove are under intense pressure, with Kupiansk at risk of falling due to its strategic … Continue reading Bad news mounts for Ukraine across the frontlines

A 28-year-old South Korean man was arrested at Jorge Chávez International Airport in Peru for attempting to smuggle 320 tarantulas, 110 centipedes, and nine bullet ants. Authorities discovered the animals strapped to his body in packages, after noticing his swollen abdomen. The creatures were reportedly sourced illegally, contributing to the global wildlife trafficking trade, which impacts thousands of species and generates millions of dollars annually, … Continue reading Man arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle hundreds of tarantulas and centipedes

A fire in a neonatal intensive care unit at a hospital in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, killed 10 newborns and injured 16 others. The blaze, which spread rapidly through the ward treating 55 infants, highlighted safety lapses, including expired fire extinguishers and non-functional alarms. Authorities rescued 45 babies and launched an investigation. Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak pledged support for victims’ families and strict action against … Continue reading Fire engulfs hospital ward in northern India, killing 10 newborn babies

Super Typhoon Man-yi, with winds up to 160 mph, made landfall in Catanduanes, Philippines, prompting the evacuation of over 500,000 people in the Bicol region and thousands more in surrounding provinces. The storm, a Category 5 equivalent, intensified rapidly, exceeding typical intensification rates. Signal 5 warnings, the highest level, have been issued, with authorities warning of catastrophic storm surges, severe flooding, and landslides across eastern … Continue reading Half a million evacuated as Super Typhoon Man-yi makes landfall in the Philippines

Eight people were killed and 17 injured in a stabbing at the Wuxi Vocational Institute of Arts and Technology in Yixing, eastern China. The attack, carried out by a recent graduate upset over academic and job issues, adds to a spate of recent violent incidents in China, a country known for low crime rates. Just days earlier, a car attack in Zhuhai killed 35, marking … Continue reading Eight killed and 17 injured in mass stabbing in eastern China

Fifteen people, including women and children, were killed and 16 injured in Israeli airstrikes on residential areas in Damascus and its outskirts, Syrian state media reported. The strikes, among the deadliest in months, targeted buildings in the Mezzah and Qudsaya areas. Israel claimed the attacks were aimed at Islamic Jihad’s command centers, while the group denied this, stating civilian sites were hit. Syria condemned the … Continue reading Fifteen killed in Israeli strikes on Damascus, Syrian state media say

A man detonated explosives outside Brazil’s Supreme Court in Brasília on Wednesday, killing himself and forcing an evacuation of justices and staff. Earlier, he had exploded a car in a Congress parking lot, causing no injuries. The suspect failed to breach the court before triggering two blasts. Authorities are investigating his identity and motives, with initial speculation pointing to a lone-wolf attack, CBS News has … Continue reading Man kills self in explosions outside Brazil’s Supreme Court

Severe storms and heavy rain have hit coastal Spain, forcing over 4,000 evacuations in Malaga just weeks after deadly floods in Valencia. Nearly a month’s worth of rain fell in an hour, flooding streets and homes, prompting red alerts in Andalusia and Catalonia. Rail services and events, including a Billie Jean King Cup match, were disrupted as authorities warned of river overflows and impassable roads, … Continue reading Thousands evacuated as parts of Spain hit with nearly a month’s rainfall in one hour

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered the mass production of self-detonating drones after overseeing successful tests that destroyed targets, state media reported. Kim emphasized the growing global use of drones in warfare and called them essential for modern military strategy. This follows concerns about North Korea’s military ties with Russia, including reports of 10,000 North Korean troops aiding Russia in Ukraine, CNN has … Continue reading North Korea to mass produce self-detonating explosive drones, state media reports

Over 4,000 illegal miners, or Zama Zamas, are trapped in a South African gold mine, many too weak to surface. Authorities have blocked entrances, recovering one body and arresting over 1,000 since the crackdown began. Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni insists the miners will be “smoked out” and arrested, drawing criticism for neglecting their right to life. Families and protesters demand help, while worsening underground conditions are … Continue reading South African authorities blockade illegal mine with 4,000 people inside

Chilpancingo’s top security official, Germán Reyes Reyes, was arrested for allegedly murdering Mayor Alejandro Arcos Catalán on October 6, just days after Arcos took office. Reyes, an ex-army captain, denies the charge, calling himself a scapegoat and claiming political motives behind his arrest. Authorities suspect Reyes may have colluded with the Los Ardillos gang, involved in violent conflicts in Chilpancingo. The incident challenges Mexico’s practice … Continue reading Chilpancingo security chief arrested for mayor’s murder