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Lebanese food influencer sentenced to life for drug smuggling
Lebanese food influencer with millions of TikTok followers has been sentenced to life imprisonment for his involvement in an international drug smuggling operation that concealed hashish in cake packaging.
‘Sacred unity’: Iran’s supreme leader calls for calm amid political divides
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has called for national unity and an end to political divisions as fighting with the US intensifies, while officials attempt to present a consolidated front on the disputed memorandum of understanding.
Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun meets Rubio ahead of Trump talks
Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun is in Washington for high-level talks with US officials, seeking American support for implementing a US-brokered agreement aimed at ending Israeli-Hezbollah conflict and securing Israeli troop withdrawal.
Syria’s Al-Sharaa reshuffles security and intelligence leadership
Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa has reshuffled top security and intelligence officials, consolidating oversight of the country’s security apparatus under Interior Minister Anas Khattab as part of broader structural reforms.
US and Iran exchange strikes after two US soldiers killed in Jordan
The US launched air strikes against Iran on Saturday night targeting military facilities, after two American troops were killed in Jordan. Iran responded with drone attacks on US bases in Kuwait.
Somalia races to save Radio Mogadishu’s fading archive
Somalia is working to digitize approximately 400,000 hours of broadcasts from Radio Mogadishu, a historically significant public broadcaster founded in 1951, before magnetic tapes deteriorate beyond recovery.
Ukraine war briefing: Protests of Fedorov’s dismissal continue as Zelenskyy tries to repair rift with Poland
Ukraine’s president Zelenskyy faces domestic protests following the dismissal of defence minister Fedorov and works to repair relations with Poland over a controversial military unit naming.
‘Profound, resigned hopelessness’: people across US and Canada share effects of wildfire smoke
Smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires spreads across North America, affecting tens of millions with hazardous air quality and forcing outdoor activity cancellations and business disruptions.
8 killed and more than 60 wounded in Ukrainian drone attack on Russian regions
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian regions killed eight people and wounded over 60 others, targeting warehouses, energy infrastructure, and military facilities across multiple regions including near Moscow.
Mexico’s Sheinbaum announces criminal charges request in US over ICE deaths
Mexico has formally requested criminal charges be filed in US courts following the deaths of more than a dozen Mexican citizens during immigration enforcement operations or in custody.
Brazil court bars Bolsonaro’s son from visiting ex-president for 90 days
Brazil’s Supreme Court barred Jair Bolsonaro’s son from visiting his jailed father for 90 days after ruling they violated house arrest terms through a published letter.
UAE condemns Iran’s ‘brazen’ attack on tankers as US launches fresh strikes
The UAE condemned Iran for a missile attack on two tankers in the Strait of Hormuz that killed one crew member and wounded eight, as the US launched fresh strikes and announced a naval blockade with a 20% toll.
Volkswagen planning to cut up to 100,000 jobs globally
Volkswagen’s chief executive confirmed the German automaker plans to cut up to 100,000 jobs globally, double its previous target, citing high costs and fierce competition from Chinese rivals.
Bison rams elderly man in Yellowstone, flinging him into the sky
A 65-year-old man was struck and airborne by a 2,000-pound bison at Yellowstone National Park on Friday evening after approaching the animal to photograph it.
Sweden prides itself on equality – so why is its political gender gap growing?
Sweden faces a widening gender gap in voter preferences ahead of its September election, with men favoring right-wing parties and women supporting left-leaning candidates at significantly higher rates.
Peter Falconio: Australian police reveal previously unseen photos 25 years after backpacker murder
Australian police released previously unseen photographs from the 2001 murder investigation of British backpacker Peter Falconio, whose body remains missing 25 years after his death.
Chipotle: US burrito chain opening first outlet in Mexico
Chipotle Mexican Grill is opening its first restaurant in Mexico this week, marking a significant expansion milestone for the US burrito chain with over 4,100 global outlets.
Identity of Sydney daycare worker facing 329 child abuse offences revealed
A Sydney childcare worker has been identified after being charged with 329 offences involving alleged abuse of 136 children across multiple daycare centers over a 16-year period.
Record El Niño threatens to unleash floods across East Africa and Asia
A rapidly intensifying El Niño weather pattern threatens severe flooding, disease, and drought across East Africa and Asia, with record ocean temperatures forecasted to peak later this year.
Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy seeks 300 Patriots to get through winter
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy seeks 300 Patriot missiles monthly through winter while allies develop a European-backed missile shield. Russia meanwhile conducts widespread missile and drone attacks across Ukrainian cities.
How Kenyan volunteers hunt polio’s hidden trail
Kenyan health volunteers investigate reports of sudden paralysis in remote communities to detect polio before it spreads, working across terrain without road infrastructure or phone networks.
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Manhattan Man Views Video of Burglars Robbing His Apartment in Real Time
The most current buzz phrase in both technology and home security is “smart home automation.” Thanks to a number of devices hitting the market, smart home automation translates to security for homes, even when residents are away. Despite company claims that these...
Judge Orders City To Pay $259K In Libel Suit
One Nebraska town has made headlines after being accused of libel by one of its very own citizens. The city of Lincoln, Nebraska found itself in hot water after one woman sued the city and accused Lincoln’s Crime Stopper’s chapter of slander and libel. It all started...
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