Slovak police have arrested three people suspected of planning an arson attack on a drone manufacturing facility in eastern Slovakia, authorities said. Police detained two suspects in Slovakia and German authorities arrested a third after Slovakia issued a European arrest warrant. Investigators believe the suspects planned the attack as accomplices acting on instructions from another… Continue reading Slovakia Arson Attack: Three Arrested Over Drone Factory Plot
Pennsylvania Reports First Measles Deaths Two people in Pennsylvania have died from measles this year, health officials said Tuesday. The deaths mark the first reported measles fatalities in the United States this year. Both victims lived in Lancaster County and had not received the measles vaccine, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Officials did… Continue reading Pennsylvania Measles Deaths Reported as Outbreak Grows
Israeli Forces Raid UNRWA Centre Israeli police raided a UN agency training centre in an east Jerusalem suburb on Tuesday. The facility is operated by the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA. The raid came amid growing tensions over the centre and Israel’s efforts to restrict the agency’s operations. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir… Continue reading UNRWA Training Centre Raided in East Jerusalem
Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir held a “positive and productive” meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said, as Islamabad steps up diplomatic efforts to ease tensions between Iran and the United States. Naqvi said the discussions covered the ongoing Iran-US conflict, rising tensions in the Middle East and possible steps toward… Continue reading Asim Munir Iran Visit: Positive Talks With President
Belgium Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Eggs A Belgium salmonella outbreak linked to eggs has infected at least 306 people, according to the country’s food safety agency. Officials believe the outbreak began at a chicken farm in Flanders. The Belgian Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain, known as AFSCA, found the same salmonella… Continue reading Belgium Salmonella Outbreak Infects at Least 306 People
Zanzibar Prepares for Major Tourism Celebration Zanzibar is preparing to welcome some of Africa’s biggest names in travel and tourism as the World Travel Awards Africa 2026 gala approaches. The prestigious event will bring together tourism leaders, hotel executives, destination marketers and travel professionals from across the continent and beyond. The ceremony will take place… Continue reading World Travel Awards Africa 2026: Zanzibar Hosts Gala
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced a €6 billion Saudi-backed theme park development near Paris, describing it as an unprecedented investment and the largest project of its kind in France since Disneyland Paris. The development will bring three theme parks to Cergy-Pontoise, northwest of the French capital. According to Macron, the project could create around… Continue reading Saudi-Backed Theme Park Gets €6 Billion France Investment
Taapsee Pannu’s upcoming Netflix film Gandhari has become the subject of a copyright dispute ahead of its scheduled release. Writer Kalyan Bandi claims the film closely resembles a story he wrote several years ago. According to his account, he created a story titled Gandhari in 2019. The story follows a mother who takes on a… Continue reading Gandhari Copyright Claim Hits Taapsee Pannu’s Netflix Film
Joe Root Frustrated by England Controversy Joe Root has expressed his frustration after another off-field incident overshadowed England’s impressive Test victory over Pakistan. The England captain returned to the role last week. However, attention has quickly shifted away from the team’s performance after fast bowler Brydon Carse was withdrawn from the second Test. Carse has… Continue reading Joe Root England Captain Angry Over Off-Field Mistakes
A new purple cooling fabric developed by researchers in China and Australia could help people stay cooler during extreme summer heat, challenging the idea that people must wear white clothing to avoid overheating. Outdoor tests showed that the new material stayed up to 6.2°C cooler than ordinary purple cotton under direct sunlight. The breakthrough could… Continue reading Purple Cooling Fabric Could Help Beat Summer Heat
