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Car Accident in Northwestern Germany Leaves Several Injured Authorities in northwestern Germany reported on Sunday that multiple people were hurt after a car left the roadway, struck a seven-year-old boy on a trampoline, and ultimately landed on the side of a barn roof. According to police, the vehicle first hit

Japan’s Ruling Coalition Expected to Lose Upper House, Exit Polls Show Japan’s fragile ruling coalition is projected to lose its majority in the upper house, according to exit polls following Sunday’s election, raising the possibility of political instability as a trade deadline with the US approaches. While

Bank Accounts of Pro-Palestine Groups Frozen, Raising Concerns Over Free Speech At least two grassroots groups supporting Palestine in the UK have had their bank accounts frozen, sparking fears of broader efforts to stifle advocacy related to Gaza. Greater Manchester Friends for Palestine (GMFP) and the Scottish Palestine Solidarity Campaign

Near Treasure Hunter, one of four gaming venues on a busy street in Douala, Cameroon’s economic hub, individuals like André Ouandji, who works as a motorcycle taxi driver and currency exchanger, gather to attract customers. Ouandji has been in the area for three years but has never visited the

A tentative calm settled over Syria’s southern Sweida province on Sunday after armed groups withdrew, marking the end of a week of violence that reportedly claimed more than 1,000 lives. Local sources told news agencies that the area had stabilized after government forces, criticized for their recent actions,

Renowned Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi faces charges linked to protests last month, authorities said Sunday, a day after his arrest. At least 19 people died during the June 25 demonstrations against President William Ruto’s administration, which were held in remembrance of victims of police violence from another major protest