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One of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded struck Russia’s far east early on Wednesday, generating tsunami waves that reached the coasts of Japan and Alaska and prompting warnings for people in Pacific regions to seek higher ground. The quake, measuring 8.8 in magnitude, triggered alerts in Hawaii,

A Defining Week for Middle East Diplomacy This week could mark a turning point in Middle East diplomacy, not only because of Keir Starmer’s long-awaited pledge on Tuesday that the UK would support recognizing a Palestinian state at the UN general assembly in September unless Israel meets specific conditions.

Technical Issue Causes Flight Delays Across UK Airports Delays have impacted flights in and around London after a technical issue arose at the UK’s air traffic control center in Swanwick. NATS, responsible for managing national air traffic, implemented flight restrictions as a precaution while engineers worked to resolve the

Suspect in German Christmas Market Attack Sends Letters Seeking Forgiveness, Sparking Outrage The suspect involved in a fatal car ramming at a crowded Christmas market in Germany has sent letters to victims of the attack, pleading for their "forgiveness," prompting anger from recipients. A spokesperson for the prosecutor’

A British-Israeli woman who was held captive by Hamas for over 15 months has criticized Keir Starmer for what she called a "moral failure" after he indicated the UK would recognize a Palestinian state. Emily Damari, 29, freed in January, stated the prime minister was "not on

Ukraine’s parliament is set to vote on a new law Thursday aimed at reinstating the autonomy of two anti-corruption institutions, reversing a contentious measure enacted last week that weakened their authority and triggered widespread political unrest. The recent legal adjustments led to rare public protests during wartime, with demonstrators