Mexico has severed diplomatic relations with Ecuador after an unprecedented move by Ecuadorian police to raid the Mexican embassy in Quito. The raid aimed to arrest former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas, who had sought asylum within the embassy's premises. The...
Mexico Cuts Ties with Ecuador After Embassy Raid
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Taiwan Earthquake Leaves 10 Dead, 18 Still Missing
Taiwan was struck by a powerful earthquake last Tuesday, registering a magnitude of 7.2 in Hualien county, resulting in a tragic toll of 10 deaths and over 1,000 injuries. Despite extensive rescue efforts, 18 individuals, including six tourists, remain missing, adding...
Denmark temporary closes one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes over faulty missile launcher
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Peruvian President Dina Boluarte has managed to evade an impeachment effort amidst allegations of corruption
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Israel Accused of Targeting Aid Workers in Gaza Strikes
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Update: April 3, 2024 (16:00 PST) At least four people have been confirmed dead and 50 injured following a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck Taiwan's eastern coast earlier today. The worst-hit city appears to be Hualien, where rescue efforts are ongoing...
Mayoral candidate assassinated in latest violence ahead of Mexico’s general election
In the latest act of violence preceding Mexico's forthcoming general election, a mayoral candidate was assassinated while campaigning in the city of Celaya. Bertha Gisela Gaytán, a candidate for Celaya's mayoral position, tragically lost her life in the attack, while...
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A tragic incident unfolded at Viertola primary school in Vantaa, Finland, as one child lost their life and two others sustained serious injuries in a school shooting. The victims, all 12 years old, were targeted by a fellow 12-year-old student who fled the scene but...
Unrest in Israel: Labor Strikes and Potential Escalation in Gaza
Jerusalem, Israel - April 2, 2024 - Israel faces a confluence of challenges as labor strikes disrupt daily life and tensions rise along the Gaza border. High school students continue their week-long strike in solidarity with teachers locked in a heated contract...
Germany Legalizes Recreational Cannabis: A Milestone in EU Policy
Germany, as of April 1, has become the largest EU country to legalize recreational cannabis, marking a significant shift in drug policy within the European Union. Despite opposition from various quarters, including political and medical circles, the new law represents...
Iran accuses Israel of killing Iranian military commanders in airstrike on consulate in Syria
Iran has accused Israel of conducting an airstrike on its consulate building in Damascus, Syria, resulting in the deaths of several high-ranking Iranian military commanders and other personnel. According to Iranian officials and state-affiliated media, seven Islamic...
Poland’s Prime Minister Tusk has warned that Europe is in a “pre-war era” due to the threat posed by Russia.
The Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, recently stated that Europe is currently in a pre-war era and still has a long way to go before it can effectively confront the threat posed by Russia. Tusk warned that war is no longer a concept of the past, and it is a present...
Why UK-EU defence and security deal may be difficult
As the UK approaches a pivotal election amidst global challenges like the Ukraine conflict and the potential for a second Trump presidency, the future of its defense and security relationship with the EU is under scrutiny. The Conservative Party favors maintaining...
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As of early 2025, the United States still holds the top position in the global race to dominate artificial intelligence (AI). This leadership is driven by its unmatched output in cutting-edge AI models, deep-pocketed private sector investments, and a robust ecosystem...
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Three years after dramatically reducing its reliance on Russian energy, Europe now finds itself in a new kind of energy crisis—this time driven by shifting policies in the United States. With President Donald Trump back in office and reworking global trade strategies,...
De Olde Molen: A Dutch Gem in Aruba
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