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Rescue Efforts Continue After Houthi Attack on Ship in Red Sea Four seafarers were rescued on Thursday after spending more than 48 hours in the Red Sea, as search operations continued for the remaining crew of the Greek vessel *Eternity C*, which sank following a Houthi attack that claimed at

Zelensky Calls for Use of Seized Russian Assets to Reconstruct Ukraine Zelensky has emphasized that Ukraine’s reconstruction requires a coordinated effort akin to the historic Marshall Plan. "This is something we should develop together," he stated. He explained that rebuilding Ukraine is not merely an act of

Women who have accused the late Mohamed Al Fayed of assault have expressed frustration with the police investigation, according to their representative, who criticized authorities for planning to send a video update rather than holding direct meetings. Dame Jasvinder Sanghera, an independent advocate for survivors appointed by Harrods, spoke out

Tensions escalated quickly after security forces intervened. Witnesses report that live ammunition was used against protesters, resulting in several casualties. The government, however, claims that only rubber bullets and tear gas were deployed to control what it describes as "violent riots." Critics argue that the regime’s heavy-

Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, is set to face an unusual censure vote in the European Parliament, with the debate likely to expose frustrations over the bloc’s shifting political direction. Though von der Leyen is almost certain to survive Thursday’s vote—which, in theory,

Ukraine has detained a Chinese national and his son, both accused of gathering intelligence on Kyiv’s Neptune missile initiative. Counterintelligence agents arrested a 24-year-old former Kyiv student after he allegedly received "technical details" concerning Neptune production, according to Ukraine’s SBU. The agency stated they