Iran is preparing a list of conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz as Tehran responds to requests from international mediators amid efforts to reduce tensions with the United States. Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran wants Washington to take practical steps before it agrees to reopen the strategically important waterway. According to Rezaei,… Continue reading Strait of Hormuz: Iran Sets Conditions for Reopening
The Punjab Prosecution Department has declared the Hina Javed murder case a high-profile matter and formed a special committee to closely monitor the investigation and prosecution. Police registered the case at the Civil Lines Police Station. Meanwhile, senior prosecution officials have started reviewing the legal and investigative aspects of the case. Punjab Prosecutor General Irfan… Continue reading Hina Javed Murder Case Declared High-Profile by Punjab
Cuba’s deepening economic crisis is making life harder for stray cats, rescue workers and animal welfare groups struggling to find food, medicine and other basic supplies. At Aldameros, a cat rescue center run by Cuban Gabriela Lopez, dozens of cats still move around freely, purring as workers feed them and gently rub their backs. For… Continue reading Cuba Cat Crisis Deepens as Rescue Centers Struggle
King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, the monarch of Uganda’s Tooro Kingdom, has died at the age of 34. The prime minister of Tooro Kingdom, Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki, announced the king’s death late Thursday. He said the monarch died at around 10 p.m. local time. However, officials did not disclose the cause of… Continue reading King Oyo Nyimba Dies at 34: Uganda Mourns Tooro Monarch
Search Continues for British Nationals Families of British nationals missing in Nepal are travelling to the country as rescue teams continue their search. The effort follows devastating floods and landslides near the Nepal-Tibet border. Nepalese authorities say hundreds of tourists remain missing after the disaster. At least 538 people have died. Several British citizens remain… Continue reading 33 British Nationals Missing in Nepal as Flood Search Continues
Kyiv faced another day of disruption on Friday as Russian drones targeted the Ukrainian capital, sending residents back into shelters and triggering repeated air raid alerts. The latest attacks came after an exceptionally difficult day on Thursday, when Kyiv experienced 13 separate air raid warnings and remained under threat for almost 15 hours. By Friday,… Continue reading Kyiv Air Raid Alerts Continue as Russia Launches Drone Attacks
The Lindsay Clancy trial reached its closing arguments on Thursday as her defense lawyer urged jurors to find her not guilty by reason of insanity. Clancy, 36, has admitted killing her three young children at her home in Duxbury, Massachusetts, in January 2023. Her defense argues that she suffered from severe postpartum psychosis at the… Continue reading Lindsay Clancy Trial: Lawyer Says Her Mind Was Gone
Saudi Arabia’s Tawakkalna app Hajj permits service is now available to help pilgrims and other beneficiaries access their permits digitally during the 2026 Hajj season. The move is aimed at making the permit process easier while improving the organisation of entry into Makkah and the holy sites. The national integrated Tawakkalna application allows users to… Continue reading Tawakkalna App Enables Hajj Permit Access in Saudi Arabia
A landslide-dammed lake near the Nepal-China border overflowed on Friday, sending people toward higher ground and briefly forcing rescue teams to suspend operations in an area already devastated by a deadly flash flood. The new danger emerged just two days after a catastrophic disaster killed 489 people in Nepal and five in China’s Tibet, while… Continue reading Nepal China Border Flood: Lake Overflows and Sparks Panic
Haiti police are facing growing criticism after a gang attack in Kenscoff killed 47 people and left more than 50 others kidnapped. The attack has raised serious questions about whether authorities had enough information to prevent the violence and protect residents of the once-peaceful farming community. Police spokesperson Garry Desrosiers faced journalists on Thursday, but… Continue reading Haiti Police: Haitians Demand Answers After Gang Attack
