Thousands of people gathered at an unauthorized rave near Bourges, France, where techno music played across a former military firing range. Attendance grew from an estimated 20,000 to as many as 40,000 by Saturday evening. Authorities raised safety concerns after bomb disposal experts removed an unexploded shell from the site. Officials warned the area may still contain dangerous World War II-era ordnance, France 24 has … Continue reading Illegal party at French military site draws up to 40,000 ravers

A 39-year-old suspect has been arrested in Austria after rat poison was found in several jars of HiPP baby food sold in central Europe. The investigation began when a tampered jar was discovered in a supermarket in Eisenstadt, prompting a wider probe. Authorities seized five contaminated jars before any were consumed, and believe the products were deliberately altered in stores. HiPP recalled its baby food … Continue reading Austrian police detain suspect in case of rat poison found in baby food jars

Ukrainian drones struck key Russian oil infrastructure, including the Baltic Sea port of Primorsk and several tankers allegedly used to bypass sanctions. The attack caused a fire at the major export terminal, though Russian officials reported no oil spill. Ukraine said it also damaged military vessels and additional “shadow fleet” tankers to weaken Russia’s oil revenues. Moscow has not confirmed all of Ukraine’s claims, but … Continue reading Ukrainian strikes hit key Russian oil infrastructure, including “shadow fleet” tankers

Two U.S. soldiers went missing during a training deployment in southern Morocco and are feared to have fallen into the ocean near seaside cliffs. A large-scale search involving U.S., Moroccan, and allied forces is ongoing across land, air, and sea. Officials say the incident appears to be an accident and is not related to terrorism. The soldiers were participating in the multinational African Lion military … Continue reading Massive search continues for two missing American soldiers in Morocco

Three people have died following an outbreak of illness on a cruise ship in the Atlantic, including one confirmed case of hantavirus, according to the WHO. The outbreak occurred aboard the MV Hondius during a यात्रा from Argentina to Cape Verde, with six total suspected or confirmed cases. Among those affected, one person remains in intensive care in South Africa while others are being monitored. … Continue reading Three die on Atlantic cruise ship from suspected hantavirus: WHO

Al-Qaeda-linked group Jamaat Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin has reportedly expanded its operations in Mali, setting up checkpoints near the capital, Bamako, and seizing the northern town of Tessalit. The group has called for an uprising against the ruling military junta and the imposition of Islamic law. Fighting involving JNIM and Tuareg separatists has intensified, with reports that several northern military bases are now under rebel control. … Continue reading Rebel checkpoints reported around Mali’s capital, northern town seized

A video showing a Catholic nun being violently attacked in Jerusalem has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation. The attacker pushed her to the ground and kicked her before being stopped by a passerby; she suffered minor injuries, and a suspect has been arrested. The incident occurred on Mount Zion, a location significant to both Jewish and Christian traditions. Officials, including Israel’s Foreign Ministry and French … Continue reading Attack on French nun in Jerusalem draws widespread condemnation

A 45-year-old man, Essa Suleiman, has been charged with attempted murder after stabbing two Jewish men in London’s Golders Green, an attack police have labeled terrorism. He also faces a third attempted murder charge tied to a separate stabbing earlier the same day. The victims, aged 34 and 76, were seriously injured, though both are now in stable condition. The incident follows a series of … Continue reading Man charged with attempted murder after stabbings of Jewish men in London

May Day protests across Europe and Asia are increasingly shifting from traditional labor-focused demonstrations to broader political movements. While issues like wages, inflation, and worker protections remain central, many protests also included anti-war messaging, criticism of U.S. foreign policy, and anti-Israel rhetoric. Demonstrations in cities such as Paris, Madrid, Istanbul, Manila, and Seoul often linked economic concerns to global conflicts and ideological struggles. Some events … Continue reading May Day protests across Europe and Asia turn anti-American, anti-Israel