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Four Arrested in Canada Over Alleged Anti-Government Plot, Weapons Seized Canadian authorities have arrested and charged four individuals, including active military personnel, accused of planning to form an anti-government militia and attempting to seize land by force in Quebec. The materials recovered by police, which included explosives and assault rifles,

Palestinian EU Worker Appeals to European Commission After Job Loss and Residency Crisis A Palestinian man who worked for the EU in Gaza has reached out to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen after the closure of his office left him stranded in Cairo without employment or legal residency.

Progress toward a ceasefire in Gaza has been slower than hoped, according to Qatari officials, diminishing expectations of a swift resolution to the conflict in the war-torn Palestinian territory. Negotiations between Israel and Hamas resumed indirectly on Sunday after both sides agreed to a broad framework, proposed by the U.

A small dog is being called a hero after aiding in the rescue of its owner, who fell into a deep icy crack in the Swiss Alps. Rescue crews from a local helicopter service acknowledged the dog’s role in guiding them to the hiker, who was later taken to

The revelations have raised concerns about the potential risks posed by technology-related oversights in security protocols. Strava, which allows users to track and share their fitness activities, has previously faced criticism for its privacy settings. CuriosityNews reported on the issue, noting that Säpo has pledged to review internal guidelines to

Chinese Ambassador Summoned After Laser Incident Involving German Aircraft The German foreign ministry has called in China’s ambassador in Berlin following an incident where a Chinese warship directed a laser at a German aircraft participating in a European Union operation to secure maritime routes in the Red Sea. “The