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Fatih Sik was sharing tea with companions at his house when a low rumble outside swelled into a deafening blast, reminiscent of a nearby volcanic eruption. Looking out, he witnessed a jet of water and mud soaring upward, reaching the height of the tallest trees, only a few dozen metres

Iran has fired a volley of retaliatory missiles toward Israeli and U.S. installations throughout the region, condemning the two nations’ air raids as violations of the UN charter and blatant aggression that eliminates any chance of a diplomatic settlement. The foreign ministry urged Muslim and non‑aligned countries to

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

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’

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

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