Violent protests erupted in Buenos Aires as Argentina’s Senate debated a bill central to President Javier Milei’s economic reforms. Thousands gathered outside the Congress building on Wednesday to oppose the austerity measures in the proposed legislation. Initially peaceful with barbecues and songs, the protest turned violent in the afternoon as riot police used tear gas, rubber bullets, and water cannons to disperse the crowd. Several … Continue reading Clashes erupt between police and protesters as Argentina debates reform

A fire in a six-storey building housing workers in Mangaf city, Kuwait, resulted in the deaths of 49 people, including 40 Indians, and left 50 injured, according to the Ministry of External Affairs. The fire broke out at 6 am local time in the building’s kitchen, which housed nearly 195 workers from the same company. Most fatalities were caused by smoke inhalation while residents were … Continue reading 40 Killed, 50 Injured In Kuwait Building Fire

The U.N. human rights office has highlighted potential war crimes committed by both Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups during a deadly raid in the Nuseirat refugee camp, where Israeli forces freed four hostages but killed hundreds of Palestinians. Spokesman Jeremy Laurence expressed concerns about violations of proportionality, distinction, and precaution by Israeli forces, noting the deaths of at least 274 Palestinians, including many women … Continue reading UN says Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups may have committed war crimes in a deadly raid

A group of Russian warships, closely monitored by U.S. destroyers, arrived in Havana on Wednesday morning for upcoming military exercises in the Caribbean. The arrival included the missile frigate Admiral Gorshkov, greeted by Cuban and Russian officials, tourists, and locals, with a 21-gun salute. The nuclear-powered submarine Kazan was also seen near Havana Harbor before submerging. Russian media reported that the Kazan, equipped with Zircon … Continue reading Russian Nuke-Powered Sub Arrives In Cuba

Hezbollah launched approximately 215 rockets, along with missiles and drones, at northern Israel on Wednesday in retaliation for the killing of a senior commander by an Israeli airstrike the previous night. This marked the largest attack by Hezbollah amid ongoing border conflicts with Lebanon during the Gaza Strip war. The group vowed to intensify its operations against Israel in response to the elimination of commander … Continue reading 215 rockets fired after IDF killing of ‘most senior’ Hezbollah officer yet

Activists from the animal rights group Animal Rising vandalized the first official portrait of King Charles at the Philip Mould gallery in London. The group posted a video on social media showing two activists using a paint roller to attach signs over the monarch’s portrait. The portrait, by artist Jonathon Yeo, features King Charles against a crimson red background and has received mixed reactions since … Continue reading King Charles’ first official portrait vandalized by activists

Four instructors from Cornell College in Iowa were injured in a stabbing attack during a teaching trip to China, officials from both countries reported. Chinese police confirmed that a suspect has been arrested and the injured are receiving treatment for non-life-threatening injuries. The attack occurred during a daytime visit to a public park in Jilin, accompanied by a faculty member from Beihua University. This rare … Continue reading Four American college instructors stabbed in China

Ninety nations worldwide are set to participate in a conference convened to seek a sustainable path to peace in Ukraine, according to Switzerland. The event, scheduled for June 15-16, aims to address the conflict that began nearly 28 months ago with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Notably, Russia will be absent from the conference, although Switzerland is hosting it at Kyiv’s request. Swiss President Viola Amherd … Continue reading Ninety states headed to Ukraine peace summit but Russia absent

South Korea has announced the resumption of anti-North Korean propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts along the border in response to North Korea’s recent act of sending over 1000 balloons filled with trash and manure. This move is expected to further strain relations between the two countries and could potentially escalate tensions, given the history of retaliatory actions from Pyongyang. The decision follows an emergency security meeting led … Continue reading Seoul to restart anti-Pyongyang broadcasts in retaliation to North’s trash balloons

A devastating sight unfolds in Mexico’s Chihuahua state as thousands of dead fish cover the surface of Bustillos Lagoon, near Anahuac town, attributed to a severe drought. With temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) and water levels drastically low, officials express concerns over the lagoon’s ecological health. Nearly 90% of Mexico grapples with drought, marking the highest rate since 2011, with Chihuahua … Continue reading Thousands of dead fish pile up on dried out lagoon in drought-hit Mexico