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Powerful Earthquake Strikes Remote Russian Region, Triggers Tsunami Alert On Wednesday, a massive earthquake, one of the strongest ever recorded, struck a thinly populated area in far-eastern Russia. The quake generated a tsunami that spread rapidly across the ocean, prompting urgent warnings for coastal regions, including Japan, Hawaii, and

The French government has stated that it is closely observing a US proposal to dispose of millions of dollars' worth of contraceptives stored in Europe, following criticism from French activists, rights organizations, and family planning advocates who condemned the move as an unjustifiable waste and an infringement on women’

At least 25 people were hurt when severe turbulence forced a Delta Air Lines plane bound for Amsterdam to make an emergency stop in Minneapolis, according to the airline. The flight had departed from Salt Lake City in Utah but diverted to Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport after encountering "

Outrage Rises Over Non-Consensual Sharing of Women’s Images in Online Groups Public anger has intensified on Chinese social media following reports of online groups, allegedly involving hundreds of thousands of men, where images of women—some explicit—were shared without their consent. A recent report by *Southern Metropolis

A Beijing official publicly recognized shortcomings in the city’s handling of the severe floods that recently struck the capital. Yu Weiguo, a Communist Party secretary in Miyun, the district hardest hit by the extreme weather, acknowledged during a press conference on Thursday that there were deficiencies in the city’

Last month, clashes between fighters from the Druze minority and Bedouin tribes erupted once more in southern Syria, prompting authorities to deploy forces to restore order. Reports circulating online detailed instances of mistreatment and unlawful killings. Among the victims were three Druze men from the Arnous family—Osama, 26, Mouath,