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Three Killed as Lisbon’s Gloria Funicular Derails, Dozens Injured At least three people have died after Lisbon’s historic Gloria funicular derailed and crashed, injuring around 20 others, officials confirmed. Three individuals remain in critical condition. Images from the scene showed the tram-style railcar, used to transport passengers up

China’s recent military parade showcased a significant display of nuclear capabilities, emphasizing its long-term goal of reaching parity with the United States in military strength. The event featured air-, sea-, and land-based nuclear weapons, reinforcing Beijing’s strategic deterrence. Also on view were large underwater drones resembling torpedoes, designed

In 1980, when Leonid Brezhnev led the Soviet Union and Donald Trump was developing real estate, the nine leaders of what was then the European Community took their first major step into shared diplomacy. The focus: the Middle East, particularly the question of a Palestinian state. “The time has come

The White House’s former top official for Latin America has expressed concerns that the U.S. could become involved in a prolonged guerrilla conflict in Venezuela after Donald Trump ordered a military operation targeting a boat in the Caribbean Sea, resulting in the deaths of 11 individuals accused of

Hundreds More Bodies Recovered in Afghan Quake, Death Toll Exceeds 2,200 Officials reported on Thursday that additional remains have been found in the ruins of mountain villages devastated by a powerful earthquake in Afghanistan earlier this week, bringing the total number of fatalities to over 2,200. The quake,

Recovered Nazi-Looted Painting Returned After 80 Years Authorities in Argentina have retrieved an 18th-century painting stolen decades ago from a Jewish art dealer in Amsterdam after it was accidentally identified in a property listing. The artwork, Portrait of a Lady (Contessa Colleoni) by Italian artist Giuseppe Ghislandi, was taken during