News in brief
The United Kingdom announced on Friday sanctions against four senior commanders of Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), including their deputy Abdelrahim Hamdane Dagalo. The measures target individuals accused of atrocities committed during Sudan’s ongoing civil conflict between RSF paramilitaries......
Washington state is facing one of its most severe flooding events in recent years, with authorities ordering roughly 100,000 residents to evacuate low-lying areas after days of relentless rainfall. The situation escalated mid-week when widespread river overflow prompted Governor Bob Ferguson to declare......
Bulgaria’s government stepped down on Thursday following one of the largest protest movements the country has seen in recent years, sparked by widespread anger over corruption and mistrust of political institutions. The resignation came just weeks before Bulgaria is scheduled to adopt the euro......
A British online content creator, known publicly as Bonnie Blue, is expected to be deported from Indonesia’s Bali island after receiving a minor fine linked to traffic violations, according to statements from her lawyer. Local authorities conducted a raid last week in Badung, a busy tourist district......
Japan’s Meteorological Agency (JMA) lifted a tsunami advisory on Friday after a new earthquake struck the northeastern coast, just days after a stronger tremor injured dozens and caused widespread damage. According to national broadcaster NHK, the magnitude-6.7 quake hit off Aomori Prefecture......
Turkmenistan hosted an exceptional gathering of foreign leaders on Friday, welcoming Russian President Vladimir Putin, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian. The visit marks the 30th anniversary of the country’s officially recognized doctrine of “permanent......
A nationwide strike in Portugal caused major disruptions on Thursday, affecting air travel, trains, hospitals, schools, and other public services. The unions described the action as the largest strike in more than a decade, aimed at protesting government labour reforms. Most services at Lisbon’s......
Baghdad International Airport was forced to suspend operations from late Wednesday into early Thursday due to dense fog blanketing the Iraqi capital, the Ministry of Transport announced. According to the statement, the airport closed at 12:30 a.m. local time because visibility had dropped below acceptable......
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the Russian Embassy in Pyongyang to offer condolences following the death of Russian Ambassador Aleksandr Matsegora, state media reported on Thursday. Kim’s visit on Wednesday came after North Korean authorities confirmed the ambassador’s sudden passing......
Bolivia entered a new moment of political uncertainty on Wednesday after former President Luis Arce was arrested as part of a sweeping corruption investigation. The development comes barely a month after conservative leader Rodrigo Paz took office, ending two decades of socialist administrations. Government......
Amazon revealed on Wednesday that it will expand its presence in India with a new investment package exceeding $35 billion by the year 2030. This commitment adds to the roughly $40 billion the company has already injected into the Indian market over the past years. According to the company, the upcoming......
A humanitarian worker in western Myanmar has reported that an airstrike carried out by the ruling military forces has resulted in at least 31 deaths at a public hospital in the town of Mrauk U, located in Rakhine State near the Bangladesh border. The incident occurred on Wednesday evening as fighting......
Casablanca’s wholesale market and municipal slaughterhouses reported generally stable prices this week, with noticeable declines in certain vegetables and red meat, according to the weekly bulletin by Casa Prestations on December 10, 2025. Meanwhile, oranges recorded a price increase. Winter appears......
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