The Kremlin has brushed aside concerns regarding Putin’s upcoming trip to Mongolia, despite the possibility of his arrest under a criminal court warrant. “We have no concerns, our dialogue with Mongolia is excellent,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Friday, according to the Moscow Times. He added that “all aspects of the visit were […]
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Vatican Calls for Ban on Development of Autonomous Weapons at UN
The Holy See, represented by its Permanent Observer to the United Nations in Geneva, Archbishop Ettore Balestrero, has called for a moratorium on the development of autonomous weapons systems capable of killing without human intervention. During an expert session on Emerging Technologies in the Area of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS), Balestrero emphasized that the […]
Former Mexican Cartel Leader Released from US Prison
Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, who has been described as a figure who “generated a new era of organized crime” in Mexico, has now been released from a U.S. prison and is reportedly heading back across the border. Cárdenas Guillén, the former leader of the Gulf cartel who established the Zetas – a group of former Mexican […]
Trump Calls Friendly Relations with Kim Jong Un “Not a Bad Thing”
Former President Donald Trump recently touted his relationship with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, calling friendly relations with the isolated country a “good thing.” Trump made the comment at a campaign rally this week, reflecting on what some see as among the greatest accomplishments of his administration. “I got along with Kim Jong-un of […]
Afghan Resistance Continues Without US Support, Three Years After Withdrawal
The Taliban has held power for three years following the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. The National Resistance Front (NRF), the only pro-Western opposition force in the country, is attempting to gain ground against the increasingly extremist Taliban government, but it is doing so without significant U.S. or international support. Despite the lack of […]
500-Year-Old Compass Found in Poland May Have Ties to Copernicus
A 500-year-old copper compass, resembling a wishbone in shape, has been unearthed in the canonical gardens of Frombork, Poland. The discovery was announced by the Warminska Grupa Eksploracyjna on August 4, 2024, on their Facebook page. The group stated they located the ancient artifact in underground tunnels. This is only the third such compass found […]
Israel Seeks Lessons from U.S. War on Terror in Its Fight Against Extremism
The U.S. on Friday marked its third anniversary of the complete withdrawal from Afghanistan and the closure of the 20-years-long war, but questions remain over the lessons learned from the U.S. War on Terror and what can be applied to Israel’s fight against Islamic extremism. The collapse of Kabul to the Taliban, followed by the […]
Syrian Refugee Identified as Suspect in Fatal German Knife Attack, Chancellor Calls for Stricter Immigration
German authorities have identified a 26-year-old Syrian man as the perpetrator of a deadly stabbing spree at a festival last week. The attack, which left three people dead and eight wounded, has been linked to the Islamic State (IS). Federal prosecutors in Germany identified the suspect as Issa Al H., omitting his family name due […]
Israel Must Expand War Aims to Allow Northern Residents’ Return, Defense Minister Says
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant stated on Thursday that Israel needs to broaden its objectives in the ongoing war in Gaza. This expansion would include ensuring the safe return of Israelis to their homes in the north, which were evacuated due to ongoing attacks from Lebanon. During a strategic briefing and discussion with the IDF […]
Dead Fish Blanket Greek Tourist Port After Flooding
Authorities in the central Greek city of Volos have begun collecting hundreds of thousands of dead fish that washed into a tourist port this week. The fish, displaced from their freshwater habitats during flooding last year, created a thick layer of carcasses across the port, emitting a strong odor that alarmed residents and officials. The […]
American Archaeologist Perishes in Viking Ship Replica Capsizing off Norway
An American archaeologist died after a replica Viking boat she was sailing on capsized off the coast of Norway on Tuesday, according to reports. The Naddoddur, a replica Viking ship piloted by the Sail2North expedition group, was carrying six people when it capsized near the town of Stad during the sailors’ fourth day at sea. […]
Brunei Sultan Owns Over 7,000 Vehicles in World’s Largest Car Collection
Hassanal Bolkiah ibni Omar Ali Saifuddien III, the Sultan of Brunei, owns the world’s largest car collection. His impressive collection includes a wide range of luxurious vehicles with high price tags. The sultan is the second-longest reigning monarch, following Queen Elizabeth II. He was born on July 15, 1946, and became Sultan of Brunei in […]
Ancient Toy Found in Iceland, Animal Identification Remains a Mystery
A rare ancient toy was discovered during an archaeological excavation in Iceland. While the toy’s time period is known, the animal it depicts remains a subject of debate among researchers. Archaeological research has been ongoing in the town of Fjörður in Seyðisfjordurr since 2020, according to Ragnheiður Traustadóttir, the excavation director, who spoke with Digital […]
Child Breaks 3,500-Year-Old Artifact at Israeli Museum
A young boy visiting the Hecht Museum in Haifa accidentally knocked over a 3,500-year-old jar, causing it to shatter. “There are instances where display items are intentionally damaged, and such cases are treated with great severity, including involving the police,” Lihi Laszlo of the Hecht Museum . “In this case, however, this was not the situation,” […]
US Intelligence Official: Russia Faces Difficult Battle to Reclaim Ukrainian-Held Territory
Russia will try to retake territory in the Kursk region captured by Ukrainian troops, but the effort will be “a difficult fight,” Deputy CIA Director David Cohen said on Wednesday. Cohen told a national security industry conference that the significance of the Ukrainian incursion, which has overrun some 300 square miles (777 square km) of […]
Pope Francis: Intentionally Letting Migrants Die Is a ‘Grave Sin’
Pope Francis is urging countries to not turn their backs on migrants at risk of dying as they seek refuge abroad. The pontiff deviated from his catechesis series during his Wednesday General Audience this week, instead focusing on what he called the “grave sin” of intentionally allowing migrants to die in extreme conditions. “Brothers and […]
Israel’s New Ambassador Warns UN on Hezbollah and Iran Inaction
FIRST ON FOX: Israel’s new ambassador to the United Nations has issued a stern warning to the international body amid escalating tensions with Hezbollah and concerns that Iran could be close to obtaining a nuclear weapon. Ambassador Danny Danon told Fox News Digital that Security Council Resolution 1701 “said very clearly that there would be […]
Maduro’s Crackdown on Political Opponents After Contested Election Silences Dissent
A key figure in the Ladies of Liberty Alliance (LOLA) was livestreamed as she was removed from her home in Portuguesa in northwestern Venezuela earlier this month. Security officials from Venezuela’s General Directorate of Military Counterintelligence forced entry into María Oropeza’s home without probable cause or a warrant. Before Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s enforcers confiscated […]
At least 30 dead in eastern Sudan after dam collapse triggered by heavy rains, UN agency reports
The collapse of the Arbaat Dam in eastern Sudan’s Red Sea state over the weekend resulted in flooding that destroyed nearby homes and killed at least 30 people, according to a United Nations agency. The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported late Monday, citing local authorities, that the actual number of […]
Ancient Roman Tombs in Israel Open to Public for the First Time, Featuring Preserved Paintings
Two ancient tombs, dating back nearly 2,000 years, have been opened to the public for the first time following a careful restoration process, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced. Originally discovered by British archaeologists in the 1930s, the tombs were closed to the public for almost a century to protect the paintings depicting vines, Roman deities, […]