Germany will extend its temporary border controls for an additional six months beyond March 15 due to ongoing security concerns, Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said on Monday. According to government sources, Berlin has informed the European Commission about the decision, as required under European Union regulations. The interior minister stated that the continued border checks…
A passenger train derailed early Monday morning in southern Switzerland, raising concerns that several people may have been injured, according to local police. Authorities reported that the incident occurred around 7:00 a.m. local time in the village of Goppenstein. Police said injuries were likely but did not immediately provide details on the number of passengers…
A workers’ strike at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport caused flight delays on Monday, disrupting operations at Kenya’s busiest aviation hub. Kenya Airways confirmed that air traffic control delays were affecting some departures and arrivals at the airport, which serves as a key gateway for regional and international travel across Africa. The disruption stems from an…
Riyadh: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned Israel’s recent decision regarding land classification in the occupied West Bank, warning that the move threatens regional peace and stability. In an official statement issued Monday, the Kingdom criticized what it described as a decision by Israeli occupation authorities to rename areas of…
The United States Department of Justice has provided Congress with a list of hundreds of prominent individuals whose names appear in documents related to investigations into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In a six-page letter addressed to senior members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche outlined the names of…
Sydney, Australia – The man accused of carrying out the deadly Bondi Beach shooting appeared in court for the first time on Monday, two months after the attack that authorities describe as one of Australia’s worst mass shootings in decades. Naveed Akram, 24, appeared briefly via video link from prison during a hearing in Sydney….
Sharjah car owners will soon have to replace their old license plates with new designs, as announced by the Sharjah Police Vehicle Licensing Department. The replacement process begins February 16, 2026, at designated locations across the emirate. The new plates aim to modernize vehicle registration in Sharjah and improve service quality for residents and visitors….
At least nine Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes across northern and southern Gaza on Sunday, Palestinian civil defense and health officials reported. Among the casualties were four people killed in a strike on a tent encampment housing displaced families, while another five were killed in Khan Younis in southern Gaza. The Israeli military stated…
Armed assailants on motorbikes carried out coordinated raids on three villages in northwest Nigeria’s Niger State early Saturday, killing at least 32 people, according to residents and local officials. The attacks targeted the communities of Tunga-Makeri, Konkoso, and Pissa in the Borgu local government area, near the border with Benin. Homes, shops, and a local…
Cuba’s annual Festival del Habano, a major celebration of the country’s world-famous cigars, has been postponed indefinitely due to worsening fuel shortages and power outages across the island. Organizers said the decision was made to protect the quality and international reputation of the festival, which typically attracts more than 1,300 participants from around 70 countries….
