The night was dark in southern Gaza as the ambulances, their emergency lights flashing, raced to save lives. Paramedic Rifaat Radwan’s video footage captured a harrowing ordeal that would shake the world. “This was neither a random incident nor an individual error, but rather a series of deliberate attacks.” – Red Crescent Society The Palestine

— Temporary Pause In a recent turn of events, the US Supreme Court has made a consequential decision to temporarily halt the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man deported to El Salvador. Judicial Order A lower court had mandated Mr. Garcia’s return by midnight on Monday; however, Chief Justice John Roberts intervened to pause

Heavy rain has unleashed chaos in the bustling city of Kinshasa, claiming the lives of at least 33 individuals. The Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital is reeling from the aftermath of intense downpours and consequential floods that have left a trail of destruction in their wake. President Félix Tshisekedi has vowed unwavering support for the

Chemical burns, assaults, electric shocks… these are the harrowing experiences shared by Gazans who have endured torture in Israeli detention. The stories of brutality and suffering paint a chilling picture of abuse at the hands of military and prison staff, shedding light on the alarming conditions within Israel’s detention centers. Voices of Pain In detailed

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent meeting has sparked global interest. As we delve into this significant event, let’s explore the key takeaways and implications of their discussions. Unpacking the Talks In their high-stakes dialogue, Trump and Netanyahu delved into pressing matters like Iran, trade tariffs, and the plight of Israeli

Belgium is known for its chocolates, waffles, and of course, the royal family. Among them is Prince Laurent, the younger brother of King Philippe, who recently found himself in a legal tussle over social security benefits. Picture this – a prince receiving a hefty sum of €388,000 from state funds annually. That’s approximately £295,850 or

In a legal saga that recently unfolded, the highest court in the United States has stepped in to pause an order demanding the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadorian man mistakenly deported during the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown. Chief Justice John Roberts granted a temporary stay on the ruling that mandated Garcia be brought

Despite the announcement of temporary ceasefires to aid earthquake relief efforts, Myanmar continues to grapple with ongoing fighting. The situation remains tense as both the military junta and rebel groups navigate a fragile alliance in the aftermath of recent seismic events. Fighting Amidst Ceasefires Reports indicate that clashes have persisted even after both parties declared

Heavy rain pounds the bustling streets of Kinshasa, the vibrant capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The city, brimming with life and culture, finds itself plunged into chaos as nature’s wrath unleashes a devastating flood that claims the lives of dozens. President’s Promise in the Midst of Crisis “The republic will not abandon you,”

Ruben Vardanyan, once a prominent figure among Armenia’s affluent elite, now finds himself entangled in a legal battle that could cost him his freedom. As the dust settles on a historic peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Vardanyan remains on the sidelines, facing grave accusations of war crimes dating back decades. Unraveling the Allegations At