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Hungary bans LGBT+ pride march citing constitutional changes

Hungarian police announced on Friday the ban of an LGBT+ pride march scheduled for October in the southern city of Pécs, citing recent constitutional amendments that prohibit any gathering deemed to “promote homosexuality.” The decision follows the earlier ban of the Budapest Pride......

Niger seeks to revive its national airline to boost connectivity

Niamey – The government of Niger has announced the creation of a new national airline, Niger Air International, as part of its strategy to improve domestic and international connectivity and to support socio-economic development. The decision, adopted during a Council of Ministers meeting on Thursday,......

At the Vatican, first LGBT+ pilgrimage seeks more diversity in the Church

For the first time in history, an official LGBT+ pilgrimage has been included in the calendar of the Catholic Church’s Holy Year. More than 1,400 LGBT+ Catholics and their relatives from around 20 countries are in Rome this weekend to participate in the Jubilee, marking a symbolic step toward greater......

Raid at U.S. factory: Over 300 South Koreans affected, says Seoul

The South Korean government reported on Saturday that more than 300 of the 475 people arrested Thursday in a U.S. automobile battery factory are South Korean nationals, expressing “deep concern” over the incident. “Over 300 are likely our citizens,” said South Korean Foreign......

State security seizes fiscal stamps on the black market in Dekouané

Lebanon’s State Security announced on Saturday that it had seized fiscal stamps on the black market in Dekouané, Mount Lebanon, and sealed the offices involved with red wax. “As part of its ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes and protect public funds, and following reports......

Trump establishes blacklist of countries holding americans

U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to establish a blacklist of countries where Americans are allegedly held unjustly. The measure, inspired by the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism, carries severe sanctions for responsible officials. No countries have been officially......

Australian manhunt intensifies with €560,000 reward for fugitive linked to police killings

Australia is gripped by a dramatic two-week manhunt for Desmond Freeman, a 56-year-old fugitive suspected of killing two police officers and injuring a third during a raid on his home in Porepunkah, Victoria, on August 26. The incident occurred when officers attempting to execute a search warrant were......

Morocco to host interpol general assembly focused on “Purple Notices”

Morocco will host the 93rd Interpol General Assembly in December 2025, during which the evaluation report on the pilot phase of “purple notices” will be presented. These innovative alerts are designed to track and monitor criminal assets across borders. Introduced in 2022, purple notices......

Trump to host G20 summit at family golf resort in Miami

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he will host the 2026 G20 summit at his family-owned golf resort, Trump National Doral Miami, in Florida. Trump insisted that the venue is “the best location” and claimed, “We will not make any money from this.” The president also confirmed......

Iran executes man for attack on security forces during 2022 protests

Iranian authorities executed Mehran Bahramian on Saturday for attacking security forces during the 2022 nationwide protests, according to the judiciary. The attack, which occurred in Semirom, Isfahan province, killed security officer Mohsen Rezaei and injured others. Bahramian was convicted by the Revolutionary......

Nearly 100 migrants attempt to swim from Fnideq to Ceuta

Spanish authorities reported that nearly 100 migrants attempted to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta by swimming from the Moroccan town of Fnideq early Wednesday morning. Some of the individuals tried to swim across the short but dangerous stretch of water, while others used small Moroccan fishing......

Pakistan hit by deadly monsoon rains: 21 dead in 24 hours

Pakistan is once again facing the devastating impact of the monsoon season. In the last 24 hours alone, at least 21 people have lost their lives, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). Eight deaths were reported in the eastern province of Punjab, largely due to flash floods......

Sudan says it destroyed Emirati plane carrying Colombian mercenaries

Sudan’s army announced on Wednesday that its air force destroyed an Emirati aircraft allegedly transporting Colombian mercenaries as it attempted to land at Nyala airport in South Darfur, a zone under the control of paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). According to a military source, the plane......

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