World Watch

Rosa Roisinblit, an Argentine human rights activist, has passed away at the age of 106, according to her organization. She was a founding member and honorary president of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, a group that sought to locate children who were taken during Argentina’s military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983. The organization expressed […]

Pope Leo canonised Carlo Acutis on Sunday during a ceremony in Rome attended by thousands. Acutis, an Italian boy originally from London, passed away from leukaemia in 2006 at the age of 15. He is recognized as “the patron saint of the internet” due to his initiatives in documenting miracles online and managing websites for

American pilot Ethan Guo has been released from a Chilean airbase in Antarctica after a two-month detention related to allegations of illegally landing his plane in the country. Guo, who is 20 years old, was freed on Saturday and has been required to pay a $30,000 donation, along with a three-year ban from entering Chilean

Microsoft has reported disruptions to its Azure cloud services due to undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea. The company indicated that users of Azure may experience delays as a result of these issues impacting internet traffic in the Middle East. Azure is considered one of the leading cloud computing platforms globally. While Microsoft did

Police in the Czech Republic have arrested the driver of a racing car resembling a Formula 1 vehicle, which has been observed on the motorway multiple times since 2019. The red car, adorned in Ferrari livery, was tracked to a property in Buk, located approximately 60 kilometers southwest of Prague, following a recent sighting. A

In Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, over 15,000 demonstrators have recently gathered to call for an end to the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip and to urge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to negotiate a deal for the release of remaining hostages held by Hamas. Families of the hostages, along with their supporters, expressed their grievances

Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced his resignation less than a year after taking office, following two significant election defeats. This decision was made a day before the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) was expected to vote on a possible internal leadership challenge that could have led to his removal. Under Ishiba’s leadership, the LDP—which has

Carlo Acutis, a teenager from Milan, has been canonized as the first millennial saint in a ceremony led by Pope Leo. Acutis, who died of leukemia at the age of 15, is known for his efforts in using technology to document Catholic miracles, leading to the nickname “God’s influencer.” His canonization, originally scheduled for April

The South Korean government has completed discussions with the U.S. regarding the release of its citizens who were detained during a significant immigration enforcement operation at a Hyundai facility in Georgia. The chief of staff for South Korea’s president indicated that a chartered plane would be arranged to repatriate the detainees once administrative procedures are

Kyiv has experienced missile and drone strikes from Russia that have resulted in damage to one of its key government buildings. This marks a significant development, as such buildings had previously remained intact due to heightened defenses in the city since the onset of the full-scale invasion. In addition to government structures, multiple residential buildings