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Deadly Tenerife Wave Claims Four Swimmers Pulled from Coastal Pool

Deadly Tenerife Wave Claims Four Swimmers Pulled from Coastal Pool

Four individuals have died and another remains missing after a large wave swept swimmers from a well-known coastal pool along Tenerife’s western shore, Spanish officials confirmed Monday. Rescuers retrieved three bodies on Sunday—a 35-year-old man, a 55-year-old woman, and a man whose details were not disclosed—during a

Edinburgh Airport flights back on track after air traffic control disruption – live updates

Edinburgh Airport flights back on track after air traffic control disruption – live updates

Flights Gradually Restart at Edinburgh Hub After Air Traffic Control Disruption Air travel services are slowly recommencing at Edinburgh airport after a midday halt caused by technical complications within its air traffic management system. Operations began gradually resuming around 10:40am, as confirmed in an update shared via the airport’

France, UK Accused of Inaction Against Migrant-Targeting Activist Groups

France, UK Accused of Inaction Against Migrant-Targeting Activist Groups

Criticism Over Inaction Against Anti-Migrant Activists in Northern France UK and French officials have faced allegations of “promoting aggressive and xenophobic conduct” by not addressing British activists traveling to northern France to disrupt small boat crossings. Nine French organizations assisting individuals in coastal camps released a statement criticizing both governments

Macron Insists Europe and US United on Ukraine Without Mistrust

Macron Insists Europe and US United on Ukraine Without Mistrust

French President Emmanuel Macron stated there was “no distrust” between Europe and the U.S., following reports alleging he had privately warned of possible U.S. abandonment of Ukraine. “Solidarity between Americans and Europeans on Ukraine is crucial. This must be reiterated—we must collaborate,” Macron told journalists during a

German lawmakers approve military conscription plan despite student protests

German lawmakers approve military conscription plan despite student protests

Germany's legislature has approved a revised military service framework intended to strengthen troop numbers, while numerous students protested nationwide opposing the measures. The legislation will introduce compulsory assessment for all 18-year-old men from January 1 to determine eligibility for service but stops short of reinstating mandatory enlistment, a

Merz Criticizes US Security Strategy Elements as 'Unacceptable' for Europe

Merz Criticizes US Security Strategy Elements as 'Unacceptable' for Europe

Parts of US Security Strategy Viewed as 'Unacceptable' in Europe, States Germany’s Merz German Chancellor Friedrich Merz addressed recent U.S. policy announcements, including its updated security strategy, during a visit to Rhineland-Palatinate. He remarked that the strategy’s content aligned with expectations, referencing Vice President JD

BVI's descent into disaster as narcotraffickers seize control

BVI's descent into disaster as narcotraffickers seize control

Augustus James Ulysses Jaspert, known as Gus, reached Tortola, the main island of the British Virgin Islands, on 21 August 2017, mere days before disaster struck. Jaspert, then in his late 30s, was newly designated governor by Queen Elizabeth II upon the suggestion of Britain’s Foreign Office. As a