World Watch

Israeli drone strikes near Damascus have reportedly resulted in the deaths of six Syrian soldiers, as stated by the Syrian government. Following the strikes on Tuesday and additional attacks on Wednesday, Syria’s foreign ministry condemned the actions as violations of international law and breaches of its sovereignty. Various media outlets have reported that Israeli forces […]

On Wednesday, a contentious debate in the Mexican Senate escalated into a physical altercation involving prominent politicians. Senator Alejandro Moreno, representing the opposition Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), confronted Senate President Gerardo Fernández Noroña, seeking permission to address the chamber. The situation intensified when Moreno engaged in a physical struggle with Fernández Noroña, resulting in punches

Singaporean authorities have announced new measures aimed at reducing the use of drug-laced vapes, increasing penalties associated with vaping amid growing concerns. These measures include elevated fines, extended jail terms, and the potential for corporal punishment, particularly for suppliers of drug-laced products. Foreign nationals caught violating these laws risk deportation alongside penalties for their actions.

A shooting at the Annunciation Church in Minneapolis resulted in the deaths of two children and injuries to 17 others. The FBI is investigating the incident as a potential anti-Catholic hate crime and an act of domestic terrorism. According to FBI Director Kash Patel, the attack, which occurred during a Mass on a Wednesday morning,

Kyiv experienced significant bombardment overnight, with reports indicating that four individuals, including two children, lost their lives due to Russian missile and drone attacks. Mayor Vitali Klitschko described the assault on the Ukrainian capital as substantial, while military officials confirmed that at least 24 people sustained injuries. In the Darnytski district, a five-story residential building

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is scheduled to attend a military parade in Beijing next week, joining Russian President Vladimir Putin, as confirmed by Chinese authorities. This event marks Kim’s first multilateral international meeting, positioning it as a significant diplomatic opportunity for Chinese President Xi Jinping amid growing efforts for a China-led global framework.

Journalists in Gaza are adapting to extreme conditions while covering ongoing conflicts. Many are currently working out of tents set up near hospitals, the only locations in the region with reliable power for charging equipment and functioning internet. Due to extensive power outages, these journalists face shortages of basic necessities such as water and sanitation.

Leaders from France, Germany, and Poland recently visited Moldova to express support for the country’s aspirations to join the European Union (EU) and to address concerns regarding Russia’s actions, which are perceived as attempts to undermine this goal. This visit coincides with the 34th anniversary of Moldova’s independence, declared following the dissolution of the Soviet

Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has publicly apologized to women and families in Greenland for what she termed “systematic discrimination” during a contraceptive campaign in the 1960s and 70s. This program involved the placement of contraceptive devices in thousands of Inuit women and girls as young as 12, administered by Danish doctors. Frederiksen acknowledged the

Two children, aged eight and ten, have died and 17 others have been injured as a result of a shooting incident at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The shooting occurred during the morning Mass. According to police reports, the assailant was equipped with a rifle, shotgun, and pistol, and fired shots through the church