UK Drone Factories Face Possible Threats UK drone factories could face attacks from unidentified groups, according to former Russian deputy foreign minister Andrei Fedorov. Fedorov made the comments during an interview with BBC Newsnight. He discussed the UK’s decision to share blueprints for components used in British-made cruise missiles with Ukraine. The former Russian official… Continue reading UK Drone Factories Could Face Attacks, Ex-Russian Minister Says
Vatican Envoy Visits Moscow The Vatican’s top diplomat has arrived in Moscow as tensions surrounding the Ukraine war remain high. Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican’s Secretary for Relations with States, began his visit on Monday. His trip will continue until Thursday. Gallagher is the highest-ranking Vatican official to visit Russia since Moscow launched its… Continue reading Vatican Moscow Diplomacy: Envoy Visits Russia
The Republican Party is counting on its upcoming Dallas convention to rebuild momentum ahead of the November midterm elections. Party officials, donors and organizers see the September gathering as an important chance to energize voters and promote President Donald Trump’s agenda. The convention will take place on September 9 and 10. Republicans originally faced criticism… Continue reading Republican Dallas Convention Becomes Key Midterm Test
Israeli forces killed a 14-year-old Palestinian teenager during a raid in the occupied West Bank on Sunday, Palestinian health authorities said. The teenager, Islam Ahmad Maher Ajouri, lived in the Askar refugee camp near Nablus. The Palestinian Health Ministry said Israeli gunfire struck Ajouri during the raid. Mohammed Abu Kashk, who heads the Askar camp… Continue reading West Bank Teenager Killed by Israeli Army
Pakistan has offered Bangladesh its experience and expertise in legal reforms and digital justice. Federal Minister for Law and Justice Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar made the offer during a meeting in Islamabad. He met Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to Pakistan, Md Iqbal Hussain Khan. The two officials discussed ways to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.… Continue reading Pakistan Bangladesh Legal Reforms: New Cooperation Plan
A powerful gang coalition attacked a farming community near Haiti’s capital, killing multiple residents and setting homes on fire, according to Kenscoff Mayor Jean Massillon. Armed men raided the community late Sunday, targeting homes and a church in the hills above Port-au-Prince. Officials have not confirmed the final death toll because difficult access and communication… Continue reading Haiti Gang Attack Kills Residents in Kenscoff
Two Ethiopian U.N. peacekeepers died after gunmen ambushed their patrol in South Sudan’s Jonglei State on Monday. The attack also injured seven other people, according to the United Nations. Three U.N. peacekeepers suffered injuries in the attack. Two South Sudanese police officers and two civilian staff members also sustained injuries. U.N. spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said… Continue reading South Sudan Ambush Kills Two U.N. Peacekeepers
Teen Pleads Guilty Over Channel Crossing A 19-year-old man has pleaded guilty to endangering people during a dangerous English Channel crossing. Chan Mathok Atak admitted the offence at Canterbury Crown Court. He piloted a dinghy carrying 165 migrants toward the United Kingdom on July 23. Atak originally comes from South Sudan. Dinghy Carried 165 Migrants… Continue reading Channel Boat Migrants: Teen Admits Risky 165-Person Crossing
The Danish government will compensate 13 former residents of a youth care home who suffered abuse during their childhood, including sexual abuse, the Ministry of Social Affairs announced Monday. The former residents filed a complaint against the Danish state in March. Their complaint concerned abuse they experienced while staying at Solgarden, a care facility that… Continue reading Danish Government Compensation for 13 Abuse Victims
The father of a U.S. Navy sailor aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln now faces immigration detention. Authorities arrested Luis Manuel Aviles Roa in Key West, Florida. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed the arrest on Sunday. Aviles Roa originally came from Nicaragua. U.S. Border Patrol officers stopped his vehicle before making the arrest. His son,… Continue reading USS Abraham Lincoln Sailor’s Father Detained
