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WORLD|WORLDIsraeli military says it hit dozens of military facilities in TehranThe Israeli Air Force struck dozens of military facilities in Iran's capital Tehran, the Israeli military said on Wednesday. "Overnight, the Israeli Air Force, acting on intelligence, completed a broad wave of strikes against dozens of military infrastructure sites of the Iranian terror regime in the heart of Tehran," the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) posted on Telegram.
WORLD|WORLDAuthorities Bust Camel Booze Smuggling Operation, Seize Nearly 2,000 Containers of Illegal AlcoholPolice in Delhi, India, have arrested a man accused of smuggling alcohol into the city using camels to avoid tax checkpoints, CBS News reported Tuesday. Authorities said they seized 1,938 containers of illegal liquor and took custody of two camels used in the operation. The arrests were made Monday following an investigation into cross-border smuggling […]
WORLD|WORLDFirst foreign troop in new gang suppression force lands in Haiti to replace previous missionPORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — The first foreign troop tied to a new gang-suppression force backed by the United Nations has arrived in Haiti to help quell ongoing violence, according to a statement issued Wednesday. A team from the central African country of Chad are in Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital, as is Jack Christofides, the force’s special representative, who was deployed at the request of the Haitian government, according to an official statement posted on the new force's X account. The
WORLD|WORLDIran fires one of largest barrages in weeks ahead of PassoverInitial reports suggest that approximately 10 ballistic missiles were fired in the past few minutes, marking one of the most significant barrages from Iran in recent weeks. The IDF said Wednesday afternoon that missiles were launched from Iran toward Israeli territory, as air defense systems moved to intercept the incoming threat.
WORLD|WORLDActivist vessel collides with krill trawler in Antarctic confrontationA ship operated by a group founded by anti-whaling activist Paul Watson collided with an industrial krill trawler in Antarctica in what the ship's Norwegian owner said was a “deliberate attack” that endangered its crew and could've caused a disaster in the same environmentally sensitive waters the activists claim they want to protect. A two-minute video provided to The Associated Press by the Aker QRILL Co. shows the moment Tuesday when the M/V Bandero, operated by the Captain Paul Watson Found
WORLD|WORLDGerman petrol stations hike prices as once-a-day rule takes effectA new rule to limit fuel price hikes took effect in Germany on Wednesday, limiting petrol station to raising prices no more than once a day in a bid to bring down costs for motorists amid a surge in oil prices caused by the Iran war. Under the new restrictions, petrol stations are only allowed to raise prices once at midday to limit price fluctuations and ensure greater transparency.
WORLD|WORLDUN warns civil liberties under threat due to war in Middle EastThe United Nations has warned that freedom of expression is under threat in many countries across the Middle East due to the war. Volker Türk, the UN human rights chief, reported on Wednesday that around 3,000 people have been arrested since the start of the war.
WORLD|WORLDExplosions at Burundi ammunition depot kill civilians, witnesses sayPowerful blasts destroyed homes and sparked panic in the city of Bujumbura on Tuesday night.
WORLD|WORLDEU Commission prepares €90bn Ukraine loan despite Hungary's vetoThe European Commission has prepared the legal groundwork to disburse the first tranche of a €90 billion ($104. 5 billion) loan for war-torn Ukraine that remains blocked amid resistance from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
WORLD|WORLDAl-Sharaa denies he called for 80% of Syrians to return from GermanySyria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa has attributed a controversial statement that 80% of the more than 900,000 Syrians in Germany should go back home within three years to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Merz made the announcement during al-Sharaa's visit to Germany on Monday, and clarified a day later that "the figure of 80% returnees within three years was cited by the Syrian president.
WORLD|WORLDNo more attempts to free whale stranded off Germany, officials sayNo further attempts will be made to rescue a humpback whale who has gotten repeatedly stuck off Germany's Baltic coast, officials said on Wednesday, as experts believe the animal will not survive its week-long ordeal. Till Backhaus, environment minister for the north-eastern Mecklenburg-Vorpommern region where the whale is currently stranded, said a restricted zone has been established around the animal to allow it to die in peace as there was no more hope of freeing it.
WORLD|WORLDSouth African army arrive in crime hotspots to help tackle gangsThe army has been deployed to five of South Africa's nine provinces for a year-long operation.
WORLD|WORLDSouth Africa pushes for $200B investmentFor more than a decade, South Africa’s economy has barely grown, leaving it with crumbling infrastructure and the need to create jobs.
WORLD|WORLDActivists guilty over Palestine protest breachTwo pro-Palestine campaign leaders are found guilty of breaching police conditions at a protest.
WORLD|WORLDHezbollah field commander killed in IDF strikes in BeirutThe Israeli military announced on Wednesday that it had killed a high-ranking Hezbollah commander in the Lebanese capital, Beirut. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Telegram that it had "eliminated Hajj Yusuf Ismail Hashem, the Hezbollah's Southern Front Commander.
WORLD|WORLDShadow Cats: The Elusive Leopards Surviving Against Impossible OddsLeopards are among the most adaptable big cats on Earth, living across parts of Africa and Asia in habitats that range from forests to dry grasslands and mountain slopes. Their ability to stay hidden and adjust their behavior has allowed them to survive in places where other large predators have disappeared. However, increasing human development
WORLD|WORLDPassover under fire: Israelis balance fatigue with cautious hope after month of warDespite overwhelming public support to fight Iran's Islamic Republic in Operation Roaring Lion, the war is taking its toll on everyday citizens. It has been over four weeks since Israel and America struck Iran.
WORLD|WORLDGermany's first Omani LNG shipments arrive despite Middle East disruptionsGermany's first Omani LNG deliveries are arriving on schedule — but analysis of the country's supply chain suggests Berlin's exposure to the Middle East crisis runs deeper than officials admit.View on euronews
WORLD|WORLDPalestinians protest against Israel's new death penalty lawA general strike has brought large parts of public life in the West Bank and East Jerusalem to a standstill. Wednesday's protest is directed against a new law in Israel that would make the death penalty the default sentence for Palestinians convicted of lethal terrorist attacks.
WORLD|WORLDRescuers give up hope for the humpback whale stranded in the Baltic SeaRescuers said Wednesday that they have given up hope for the humpback whale that has become stranded repeatedly off Germany's Baltic Sea coast and now expect it to die in the inlet where it currently lies. Last week, it was rescued from even shallower water at Timmendorfer Strand, a resort town around 50 kilometers (over 30 miles) from its current location, with the help of an excavator, but it soon ran into trouble again. Burkard Baschek, the scientific director of the Ocean Museum Germany an
WORLD|WORLDIsrael intensifies Lebanon attacks and hits areas not in Hezbollah's controlAttacks have continued, as Israel has announced its intention to control swathes of south Lebanon.
WORLD|WORLDSwap The Amalfi Coast For This Low-Cost Ligurian Seaside TownCamogli sits on the west side of the peninsula of Portofino in northern Italy, and shares much of the dolce vita aesthetic of the Amalfi region.
WORLD|WORLDUkrainian troops showed 'greater tactical imagination' than Western trainers, British officer says, pointing to their ambush tacticsUkraine's soldiers are trained by Western allies, but they have also ended up teaching those allies how to fight a modern war.
WORLD|WORLDSouth Korea president says Iran war shows the need to ditch ‘extremely risky’ fossil fuelsLee Jae Myung warns situation caused by US-Israeli war against Iran is ‘worse than you think’
WORLD|WORLDNo respite for German economy as experts slash forecast over Iran warLeading German economic institutes on Wednesday cut their growth forecast for 2026 by more than half to reflect the expected fallout from soaring energy prices caused by the Iran war. Gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by only 0.
WORLD|WORLDSenegal president signs tough new anti-LGBT law doubling jail termsThe new law imposes a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail and criminalises the "promotion" of same-sex relations.
WORLD|WORLD‘Ukrainian housewives’ and Skyranger delays – German defense poster child Rheinmetall is in hot waterIn October, company CEO Armin Papperger had already called into question the importance of drones in the war in Ukraine.
WORLD|WORLDGerman economic institutes cut forecast in half over Iran warLeading German economic institutes on Wednesday slashed their growth forecast for 2026 by more than half to reflect the expected fallout from soaring energy prices caused by the Iran war. Gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by only 0.
WORLD|WORLDRussian military plane crashes in annexed Crimea, killing 29 people on boardA Russian military plane crashed in annexed Crimea, killing six crew and 23 passengers on board, Russian news agencies reported in the early hours of Wednesday, citing the country's Defense Ministry. The An-26 military transport plane was carrying out a scheduled flight over the Crimean peninsula, which Russia illegally annexed from Ukraine in 2014, the reports said. Russia's top investigative agency, the Investigative Committee, said a total of seven crew members and 23 passengers were aboard
WORLD|WORLDAl-Sharaa denies he called for 80% of Syrians to return from GermanySyria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa has attributed a controversial statement that 80% of the more than 900,000 Syrians in Germany should go back home within three years to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Merz made the announcement during al-Sharaa's visit to Germany on Monday, and clarified a day later that "the figure of 80% returnees within three years was cited by the Syrian president.
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