[ad_1] Four more boats have reportedly been found at the bottom of Mexico’s Acapulco bay. The Mexican navy’s latest discoveries bring the total number of vessels sunken by Hurricane Otis to 33. The Category 5 storm has also left some 47 people confirmed dead. The Mexican navy said Tuesday that …
Read More »UN peacekeepers ahead of schedule as they pull out of northern Mali rebel stronghold
[ad_1] United Nations peacekeepers on Tuesday withdrew from a rebel stronghold in northern Mali weeks earlier than planned because of growing insecurity, leaving the town in the hands of ethnic Tuareg separatists. Underscoring the uptick in violence, at least two peacekeepers were wounded en route to the largest U.N. base …
Read More »Magnitude 6.6 earthquake rattles Chilean coast, neighboring Argentina
[ad_1] A magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck off the coast of northern Chile on Tuesday morning and was felt in several provinces of neighboring Argentina, but there were no immediate reports of damage and authorities said there was no tsunami risk. 5.4 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE ROCKS JAMAICA The U.S. Geological Survey said …
Read More »UN tells world governments not to repatriate escaped North Korean refugees
[ad_1] The United Nations is calling on world governments to refrain from repatriating North Korean refugees. U.N. Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Nada al-Nashif said Monday that member countries must not send North Korean escapees back to the hermitic nation. She made the comment in a meeting with South …
Read More »Russia’s defense minister accuses US of fueling tensions, warns of clash between nuclear powers
[ad_1] Russia’s minister of defense on Monday blamed the United States of fueling tensions across the globe, claiming that the West’s “steady escalation” threatens a military conflict between nuclear powers. Sergei Shoigu delivered remarks at a defense forum in Beijing, an annual event that China uses to promote military …
Read More »Kremlin shortens quarantine before meeting Putin as presidential elections approach
[ad_1] The Russian government is relaxing its quarantine requirements to meet with President Vladimir Putin as presidential elections approach. Individuals who wish to meet with Putin in person are required to quarantine for a period of time before their interaction. The Kremlin announced that the quarantine period is being lowered …
Read More »Canada backpedals after US, dozen other nations reject UN ‘humanitarian truce’ in Israel-Hamas war
[ad_1] Campus unrest grows over Israel-Hamas war FOX News’ Alexis McAdams speaks with students at Columbia University about antisemitism on college campuses and pro-Palestinian rallies nationwide on ‘Special Report.’ The Canadian government has reportedly attempted to clarify its stance on a “humanitarian truce” in the Israel-Hamas war, just days after …
Read More »Israel ambassador blasts UN ‘silence’ over Hamas atrocities; to wear yellow star until terrorists condemned
[ad_1] Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations gave a blistering speech at the world body on Monday, blasting the Security Council for not condemning Hamas terrorists for the intentional murder of Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, and remaining silent just like the “world” did when Nazis killed innocent Jews at Auschwitz. …
Read More »Cyprus braces for migrant influx amid Israel-Hamas conflict
[ad_1] Cyprus is doubling the existing 1,153-person capacity of its main migrant reception camp as the island nation prepares for potentially a large influx of people if the crisis in neighboring Israel and Gaza escalates, authorities said Monday. The Pournara reception camp — on the outskirts of the capital Nicosia …
Read More »4 construction workers reported dead in Germany after 8-story scaffolding collapse
[ad_1] Four Bulgarian construction workers died when scaffolding fell down an elevator shaft inside a building site in Hamburg on Monday and another suffered life-threatening injuries, German authorities said. There was no immediate word on why the scaffolding collapsed from the eighth floor, German news agency dpa reported. AT LEAST …
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