Hundreds of Yemenis gathered in Sanaa on Monday to mourn Houthi Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi and several ministers killed in an Israeli strike last week, the most senior officials lost since Israel and the U.S. began targeting the group. The funeral, held at Shaab Mosque, featured chants against Israel and the U.S., with coffins draped in Yemeni flags. The strike followed a Houthi missile attack … Continue reading Yemenis mourn killed Houthi prime minister as rebel group targets ship in Red Sea

The plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen experienced GPS jamming while landing in southern Bulgaria, with authorities suspecting Russian interference. Pilots had to rely on paper maps and alternative navigation methods but landed safely. The EU condemned the incident as part of Russia’s hostile tactics and vowed to strengthen defence and satellite capabilities. Bulgaria confirmed the GPS signal was neutralized, while Moscow … Continue reading EU chief von der Leyen’s plane hit by suspected Russian GPS jamming

A massive landslide destroyed the village of Tarasin in Sudan’s Central Darfur on Sunday, killing an estimated 1,000 people after days of heavy rain, according to the Sudan Liberation Movement-Army. The rebel group said the village was completely leveled, with only one survivor, and appealed for urgent international aid. The ruling Sovereign Council expressed condolences and pledged support, while footage showed the devastated area in … Continue reading Sudan landslide kills more than 1,000 people after wiping out village in Darfur

A powerful 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan late Monday, killing at least 1,124 people, injuring over 3,200, and destroying more than 8,000 homes, according to the Afghan Red Crescent Society. The death toll is expected to rise as rescuers struggle to reach remote mountain villages in Kunar and Nangarhar provinces, where many remain trapped under rubble. Difficult terrain, narrow roads, and bad weather have slowed … Continue reading Afghan earthquake death toll crosses 1,100, aid group says

France has ordered its hospitals to prepare for the possibility of all-out war with Russia, with plans to treat large numbers of wounded NATO troops by March 2026. Leaked documents show France expects to become a hub for battlefield casualties, integrating military care into its civilian health system. The move comes amid heightened fears of World War Three, with NATO on alert ahead of Russia’s … Continue reading France orders hospitals to be ready for ‘WW3’

Russia and China carried out their first joint submarine patrol in the Pacific this month, according to Russian state media. A Russian diesel-electric sub traveled about 2,000 miles from Vladivostok, operating with a Chinese vessel in the Sea of Japan and East China Sea. While Beijing has not officially confirmed the mission, Chinese state media cited it as evidence of deepening military cooperation. The patrol … Continue reading Russian and Chinese submarines conduct first-ever joint patrol in Pacific

An angler in Costa Rica caught a rare 6-foot-6 nurse shark with a bright orange body and white eyes, the first documented case of “xanthism” in the species. The catch, made in Tortuguero National Park, marks the first recorded orange shark in the Caribbean Sea, according to Marine Biodiversity researchers. The pigmentation condition gives animals yellow or golden tones, making this sighting a unique scientific discovery, USA … Continue reading First-ever orange shark be caught by fisherman in Costa Rica