The Nepal Himalaya flood disaster has left nearly 1,500 people missing across Nepal and China’s Tibet, authorities said Thursday. A massive collapse of mud, rock and glacial material sent a powerful surge through valleys and towns near the Nepal-Tibet border. Nepali authorities said 826 people remain missing in Nepal, including almost 600 foreign nationals. Police… Continue reading Nepal Himalaya Flood Leaves Nearly 1,500 Missing
The Haiti conflict in numbers shows the devastating scale of a crisis that continues to claim lives, displace families and deepen hunger across the country. A night of violence in the hillside town of Kenscoff has shocked Haiti. At least 47 people were killed during Sunday’s attack, while other residents were reportedly kidnapped. Thousands of… Continue reading Haiti Conflict in Numbers: Gangs Fuel Deadly Crisis
Tanzania vice president Emmanuel Nchimbi has been expelled from the ruling Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party days after announcing his resignation, adding to growing political tensions in the East African nation. The Chama cha Mapinduzi, commonly known as CCM, accused Nchimbi of indiscipline during a party meeting on Wednesday. Party leaders also nominated Energy Minister… Continue reading Tanzania Vice President Expelled From Ruling Party
At least 33 UK nationals are missing after devastating floods in Nepal, including a 13-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy, as rescue teams continue searching areas near the Nepal-Tibet border. The disaster has left hundreds of people dead or unaccounted for. Nepali authorities continue to search through areas covered by floodwater, mud and debris. The… Continue reading Nepal Floods: 33 UK Nationals Missing
Ceuta protests have entered a second consecutive night as tensions over the migration crisis continue to rise. Demonstrators built barricades, blocked roads and confronted police during Wednesday’s unrest. The latest demonstrations also put journalists under pressure. Television crews covering the protests faced verbal abuse and harassment while reporting from the Spanish territory. Ceuta Protests Continue… Continue reading Ceuta Protests Escalate as Tensions Target Media
Saudi Arabia has clarified employment rules for foreign workers, including notice periods, termination conditions and circumstances in which employees may leave their jobs immediately while retaining their legal entitlements. The Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment has highlighted important protections available to Pakistani workers employed in Saudi Arabia. The guidance covers situations involving unpaid wages,… Continue reading Saudi Employment Rules for Foreign Workers
Sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln will get a break in Thailand as the US aircraft carrier makes a planned stop for rest and recreation, according to a Thai Navy spokesman. The carrier has around 5,000 sailors and Marines onboard. It has remained at sea since November 2025 and has spent recent months operating in… Continue reading US Aircraft Carrier Lincoln to Stop in Thailand
Pakistan has rejected reports claiming that Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir visited Iran as an envoy for US President Donald Trump. The Foreign Office described the reports as misleading and factually incorrect. At his weekly briefing on Thursday, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi explained the purpose of the army chief’s visit to Tehran. Asim Munir… Continue reading Pakistan Rejects Asim Munir Trump Envoy Claims
A powerful Peru earthquake has damaged homes, schools and healthcare facilities in the southern Ayacucho region. The 6.7-magnitude earthquake struck near Aniso on Thursday, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). At least three people suffered injuries. However, officials said none of the injuries appeared to be serious. Peru Earthquake Hits Southern Andes The earthquake… Continue reading Peru Earthquake Damages Buildings and Cuts Power
Former Rwandan presidential guard chief Tom Byabagamba has died in prison at the age of 59. Byabagamba once served as a personal bodyguard to President Paul Kagame. Authorities arrested him in 2014 along with his brother-in-law, retired Brigadier-General Frank Rusagara. The authorities accused both men of spreading rumours and damaging the image of Rwanda’s government.… Continue reading Rwanda Guard Dies in Jail 12 Years After Arrest
