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Maldives Opposition Leaders Back India, Issue Vote of No Confidence Threat to Muizzu
Several opposition leaders from Maldives have demanded that President Muizzu and his government resign because they insulted ally India which has always backed Maldives.
Notorious Narco Boss Fito’s Jailbreak Forces Ecuador Prez to Declare Emergency
Fito’s gang has ties to Mexico’s Sinaloa drug cartel and has attempted a similar escape from another jail a decade earlier.
Loose Bolts, Installation Issues Found on Key Part of Grounded Boeing 737 Max 9 Jets
The findings were made when Boeing workers were inspecting plugs used to seal the space set aside for emergency exits which are not needed on some American airways.
The White House will review Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's lack of disclosure on his hospital stay
The White House said Monday that the administration will review what rules or procedures weren't followed when Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin did not disclose his hospitalization for days to President Joe Biden and top officials at the Pentagon and the Na...
Kim Jong Un 'Turns 40,' But North Korean Media Maintains Decades-Old Silence
Kim Jong Un's 40th birthday, shrouded in North Korean secrecy. Explore the silence around the leader's milestone, hinting at potential successors
4 Killed, 3 Injured in Attack in Pakistan's Restive Northwest
He said two security personnel were among those killed in the attack near Sadda Bazaar in Khurram district. Efforts are underway to find and arrest the culprits, the DPO said
Caught on Cam: Video Captures Horror of Iran's Kerman Blast That Killed Over 90 People
Iran arrests 11 suspects in deadly bomb blasts at military commander's memorial. ISIS claims responsibility; explosion caught on cam
Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Masturbating In Front of Woman On Underground Train in UK
Indian-origin man sentenced to prison in the UK for indecent exposure on a London Underground train. Victim's bravery led to his conviction
Epstein Files: Connections to Bill Clinton, Stephen Hawking, Prince Andrew and Many Others Unveiled
Newly disclosed court files have shed light on the connections between notable personalities and Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
‘Final Warning’: US, Allies Tell Houthis to Stop Ship Attacks or Face Consequences
The US and its allies released a joint statement warning the Iran-backed Yemeni rebels against attacking shipping in the Red Sea.
England Doctors Start Longest Strike in History of NHS, Significant Impact on Services Expected
As the UK grapples with pay disparities, junior doctors in the UK announced a historic six-day strike.
Tensions in Bab el-Mandeb Strait: Explosions Heard Near Ship Transiting Gate of Grief
The UK maritime security agency said explosions were heard near a cargo ship crossing the strait that separates Arabian Peninsula and Africa.
Biden administration asks Supreme Court to allow border agents to cut razor wire installed by Texas
The Biden administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow Border Patrol agents to cut razor wire that Texas installed on the U.S.Mexico border, while a lawsuit over the wire continues.
Finland, Sweden Set This Winter's Cold Records as Temperature Plummets to Over Minus 40 Celsius
In Nikkaluokta, a small village inhabited by the indigenous Sami people in northern Sweden, thermometer showed minus 41.6 degrees (minus 42.8 Fahrenheit) early Tuesday
Over 30,000 Migrants Crossed English Channel to Enter UK in 2023
The UK government for whom illegal immigration has become a headache said there was at least 36% reduction in the number of small boats arriving in the UK.
Russia Launches Record Number of Drones Across Ukraine as Moscow and Kyiv Continue Aerial Attacks
In the western city of Lviv, Russian attacks severely damaged a museum dedicated to Roman Shukhevych, a controversial Ukrainian nationalist and military commander who fought for Ukrainian independence during World War II