- 24 January, 2025
Tragedy Strikes as Five Migrants, Including Child, Die in English Channel Crossing Attempt
In a tragic event off the coast of Wimereux in northern France, five migrants, including a seven-year-old girl, a woman, and three men, lost their
Russia’s Secret Weapon Tobol Linked to Jamming of Planes’ Signals
Russia’s Secret Weapon Tobol – Commercial flights over the Baltic Sea are facing electronic attacks, with disruptions in GPS signals noted by General Martin Harem.
London police chief meets Jewish leaders amid safety concerns.
In the complex scene of London’s different communities, guaranteeing security and cultivating understanding are fundamental obligations for law requirement authorities. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley
Saudi Arabia and Armenia to Develop ‘Road Map’ for Diplomatic Relations, Confirms FM Ararat Mirzoyan to Arab News
“No limit” to opportunities for Saudi-Armenian cooperation, says Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan on ‘historic’ Riyadh visit Ararat Mirzoyan, Armenia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, expressed his
Europe Faces Twin Blow If ECB and Fed Don’t Cut, Scicluna Warns
The euro zone’s economy stands at a critical juncture, facing the potential for a significant setback if both the European Central Bank (ECB) and the
Iranian President’s upcoming visit to Pakistan amid regional tensions
The declaration by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif with respect to the upcoming visit of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to Pakistan signals a noteworthy step in
Mike Johnson spearheads urgent aid amidst divides and regional instability
In a time full of geopolitical pressure and territorial precariousness, House Speaker Mike Johnson’s later announcement to fast-track crisis help for Israel underscores the squeezing
EU, UK, and Spain to Engage in Further Discussions Regarding the Post-Brexit Status of Gibraltar
British and Spanish foreign ministers are scheduled to convene in Brussels for another round of negotiations with European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic regarding the
Tragic Mozambique Ferry Accident Claims Over 90 Lives, Including Children
In a devastating incident off Mozambique’s northern coast, a makeshift ferry capsized on Sunday, resulting in the loss of more than 90 lives, including children,
Senegal’s New President Announces Reforms for Audit of Oil, Gas, and Mining Sectors
Senegal’s newly elected president has made a significant announcement regarding reforms in the country’s oil, gas, and mining sectors. With a strong focus on enhancing