In the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo, two women, aged 60 and 65, were publicly stoned and their bodies set on fire, as they were accused of practicing witchcraft and being responsible for several deaths, according to local reports on Monday. The incident occurred late Sunday in the village of Nyamutiri in South Kivu, as detailed by Andre Byaduniya, the head of … Continue reading Two Suspected Witches Stoned And Burnt In DR Congo

Israel has accused the United Nations of delayed responsiveness to the claims, an allegation the UN staunchly defended while releasing a report presenting evidence of Hamas-related rapes and assaults. The central point of contention revolves around the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), which faced funding withdrawals from several Western nations after Israel implicated around a dozen of its employees in the October 7 attack. … Continue reading Israel and UN trade allegations of ‘terrorism,’ torture

France has achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first country globally to constitutionalize the right to abortion. Today, a bill securing women’s right to abortion successfully passed through a joint parliamentary session at the Palace of Versailles. The initiative, pledged by President Emmanuel Macron in response to restrictive abortion rulings in the United States, aimed to amend Article 34 of the French constitution, the … Continue reading France first country to put abortion right in constitution

The Tesla Gigafactory in Grünheide near Berlin underwent evacuation on Tuesday due to a significant power outage. The extremist group “Volcano Group,” identified as left-wing, claimed responsibility for disrupting the power grid that supplies the car manufacturer. In a letter, the Volcano Group declared their sabotage of Tesla, specifically targeting the electricity supply. Initially suspected as arson, the police were investigating a fire at an … Continue reading Far-left group claims act of sabotage on Tesla

In Haiti’s capital, armed gangs engaged in a days-long gun battle with police, resulting in the release of approximately 4,000 inmates from the nation’s largest prison on Sunday. Reports from local media indicate that the majority of the 4,000 men held in the Port-au-Prince jail successfully escaped. Many of these inmates were gang members facing charges related to the 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel … Continue reading Armed gangs jailbreak 4,000 inmates in Haiti after days-long gun battle with police

In a series of ambush-style attacks, a faction of cartel gunmen deployed land mines and weaponized drones, resulting in the death of at least four Mexican Army soldiers and several injuries. The assailants successfully evaded capture. The incidents unfolded on Thursday afternoon in the rural regions of Michoacán near Tepalcatepec, an area renowned for its significant cartel presence involving both Cartel Jalisco New Generation and … Continue reading Cartel Gunmen Use Land Mines, Drones to Kill 4 Soldiers in Mexico

The defense minister of Germany has alleged that Russia is engaging in an “information war” with the intention of fostering internal divisions within the country. These remarks come in response to the release of a 38-minute audio recording of a meeting among senior German military officials, where discussions included topics such as supplying weapons to Ukraine and a potential strike by Kyiv on a bridge … Continue reading Germany accuses Russia of ‘information war’ after military recording