Alexei Navalny was asked four years ago what he’d tell Russians if he were killed for challenging President Vladimir Putin. “You’re not allowed to give up,” he told a documentary maker. “If they decide to kill me, it means we are incredibly strong and we need to use this power.” …
Read More »US officials say MQ-9 Reaper drone has crashed near Yemen
Two U.S. officials have confirmed to Fox News that an Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drone crashed near Yemen after Houthi rebels claimed to have shot down an American aircraft. “We can confirm that a U.S. Air Force MQ-9 crashed off the coast of Hodeidah, Yemen, and are investigating the cause,” …
Read More »12 gunmen killed by Mexican soldiers in shootout near Texas border
Twelve gunmen were killed by Mexican soldiers in a shootout near the Texas border, according to Mexican officials. The security department of the northern border state of Tamaulipas posted on X, formerly Twitter, late Sunday, saying the shootout took place in a neighborhood in Miguel Aleman, across the border from …
Read More »Chinese coast guard briefly boards Taiwanese tourism boat for route plan, certification in new security effort
Chinese coast guard personnel briefly boarded a Taiwanese tourist boat near Taiwan-controlled islands next to China’s coast on Monday, the government in Taipei said, in an escalation of tensions after China said it would carry out regular patrols. China announced on Sunday that its coast guard would strengthen law enforcement …
Read More »Russian police arrest Alexei Navalny mourners
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Read More »Eastern Congo aid groups warn of new humanitarian crisis linked to M23
The eastern Congo region faces a potential humanitarian crisis as the armed rebel group M23 advances, threatening to cut off a major city. The region has a history of conflict with over 100 armed groups, including M23, operating in the mineral-rich area near the Rwandan border. Recent weeks have seen …
Read More »Taliban demanded treatment ‘similar to recognition’ to attend UN meeting
The Taliban set unacceptable conditions for attending a U.N.-sponsored meeting about Afghanistan, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Monday. Taliban demands included the exclusion of Afghan civil society members from the talks in Doha, Qatar, and treatment that amounted to official recognition of the Taliban as the country’s legitimate rulers, Guterres …
Read More »Thailand’s former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra released on parole
Thaksin Shinawatra, the billionaire former prime minister of Thailand, has returned home after being released on parole. Thaksin, 74, served two terms as prime minister, with his second term cut short by a military coup in 2006. He gained popularity by implementing populist policies that appealed to lower-income citizens in …
Read More »Philippine army and Islamic State-aligned group clash, at least 8 dead
Philippine troops clashed with Muslim militants in a gunbattle that left at least six soldiers and two rebels dead in a fog-shrouded hinterland in the south, military officials said Monday. Military chief Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. said four other soldiers were wounded in the army offensive Sunday against fighters of …
Read More »Gaza tailors make diapers instead of dresses after adapting to needs during time of disarray
Two stylized images of women wearing glamorous wedding dresses adorn the front of a tailoring workshop in Rafah, but the workers inside have switched to making diapers, one of the many necessities that have become impossible to find in wartime Gaza. With most of Gaza’s 2.3 million people displaced by …
Read More »Czech farmers protest in Prague over EU agriculture policies
Hundreds of tractors blocked a downtown lane in Prague on Monday in a farmers’ protest against European Union agriculture policies. Similar protests against EU policies have occurred across the bloc in recent weeks. The European Commission has made some concessions, such as shelving plans to halve the use of pesticides. …
Read More »Papua New Guinea tribal clash leaves more than 20 dead after shooting
Over 20 people were shot dead in a tribal clash on Sunday in the remote highlands of Papua New Guinea. The South Pacific island nation has drawn increased military attention from the U.S. and China. Tribal warfare is historical and escalating, fueled by civil unrest and an influx of illegal …
Read More »Ursula von der Leyen announces bid for second term as head of EU Commission
Germany’s Ursula von der Leyen will seek a second term as head of the European Union’s Commission. Leyen was nominated by her German Christian Democratic Union party and is likely to be confirmed by the party’s European umbrella group. She led the EU through crises like the COVID-19 pandemic and …
Read More »More toxic material found in Australian, environmental agency’s largest investigation ever
An asbestos contamination in Sydney widened on Sunday, with authorities saying the toxic material had been detected in more schools, as a weeks-long effort continued to remove it from mulch used in public places. The contamination was discovered in January when asbestos was found in a playground in the New …
Read More »Japan pledges $105 million in aid to Ukraine’s reconstruction
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida expressed his country’s long-term commitment to Ukraine’s reconstruction, considering it a future investment. Kishida said the partnership will be based on inclusivity, humanitarianism, technology and knowledge in cooperation between Japan and Ukraine. Ukraine’s Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal thanked Kishida, calling the conference the start of …
Read More »Canadian official says China, as an exporter, needs to increase Red Sea defense efforts
Canada’s Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Sunday said China should play a role in keeping the Red Sea safe for commerce because Chinese ships are at risk there as well, and urged Beijing to stop helping Russia sidestep international sanctions. In an interview, Joly said she told China’s Foreign Minister …
Read More »Former Bank of China chairman Liu Liange indicted on bribery charges
The former chairman of the Bank of China, Liu Liange, has been indicted on bribery charges as part of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign. Liu is accused of exploiting his positions at the Bank of China and the Export-Import Bank of China for personal gain. The charges include helping …
Read More »Rubymar cargo ship ‘taking on water’ following Houthi attack: report
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Read More »Migrant convicted of manslaughter in fatal English Channel crossing attempt
Ibrahima Bah, a migrant from Senegal, has been found guilty of manslaughter after attempting to pilot an overcrowded inflatable dingy across the English Channel to the U.K. The dingy carried at least 43 migrants from France to the U.K. and resulted in the deaths of four passengers when it sank. …
Read More »Dutch leader blames Ukrainian refugees for lack of government reform, lashes out
Dutch far right leader Geert Wilders, who won the most seats in an election three months ago but has so far failed to form a new coalition government, said on Monday the Netherlands was “Europe’s fool” for accepting too many Ukrainian refugees. Wilders opposes continuing military aid to Ukraine, arguing …
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