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Spain’s Civil Guard announced on Thursday the arrest of at least four additional individuals linked to a series of forest fires that have ravaged the country throughout the summer, bringing the total number of fire-related arrests to around thirty. Among those detained is a man suspected of intentionally......
As Sudan continues to face one of its worst humanitarian crises in years, the European Union on Thursday called on all parties involved in the conflict to urgently allow the delivery of international aid, especially amid a severe cholera outbreak and ongoing civil war. In a joint statement released......
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun officially signed three new laws into effect on Thursday, including a crucial piece of legislation aimed at reforming and restructuring the country's struggling banking sector. The laws were originally passed by the Lebanese Parliament on July 31, 2025. The banking......
A powerful explosion rocked the outskirts of the Syrian city of Idlib on Thursday, leaving at least four people dead and several others injured, according to official and local sources. The exact cause of the blast remains unknown. Residents reported hearing multiple detonations in the western outskirts......
The Russian military announced on Thursday the capture of two settlements in eastern Donetsk Oblast, as tensions rise ahead of the high-stakes Trump–Putin summit scheduled in Alaska. In its daily bulletin, Russia’s Ministry of Defence confirmed the seizure of the village of Iskra and the......
The state-owned utility Electricité du Liban (EDL) has responded to growing criticism over widespread power outages across Lebanon, attributing the crisis to long-standing technical challenges and uncontrollable factors that have affected the country's power infrastructure for years. In a......
At least 34 people have died and dozens more were injured after heavy monsoon rains triggered destructive landslides and flash floods in a remote village in Indian-administered Kashmir on Thursday, according to local officials. "This is the second major flooding disaster to hit India this August,"......
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high early Thursday during Asian trading, briefly exceeding $124,500, before stabilizing around $123,600. This new milestone surpasses its previous record of $123,205 set on July 14. The surge was driven by a combination of strong performances on the U.S. stock markets,......
Amid growing speculation over the status of border trade between Spain and Morocco, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares clarified that the customs posts at Ceuta and Melilla remain operational and have not been closed permanently. Speaking from Santander, Albares responded to claims—mainly......
A tragic case of methanol poisoning has claimed the lives of 13 people in Kuwait, with dozens more hospitalized after consuming illicit homemade alcohol, according to a statement released by the Ministry of Health on Wednesday. Authorities report that since Saturday, 63 people have been treated for......
Moroccan police have seized more than 52 kilograms of cocaine at the port of Tanger Med, in what authorities describe as part of a wider crackdown on international drug trafficking networks. According to a statement issued by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) late Wednesday, the 52.296......
A new tragedy unfolded in the Mediterranean Sea on Wednesday as a migrant boat capsized near the southern Italian island of Lampedusa, leaving at least 26 people dead and many others missing, according to Italian authorities and international organizations. According to Italy’s Coast Guard, the......
More than 100 non-governmental organizations have accused Israel of obstructing humanitarian efforts in Gaza by enforcing a new law that severely limits the activities of foreign NGOs. The groups, including Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and Oxfam, say the restrictions have left life-saving......
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