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Turkish Military Plane Crash in Georgia Claims 20 Lives
TBILISI, Georgia – A Turkish military cargo plane crashed on Tuesday near the Azerbaijani-Georgian border, resulting in the deaths of all 20 personnel on board, according to the Turkish Ministry of Defense. The C-130 military transport aircraft crashed in the Georgian muni…
Syrian Gov’t Accuses Outlaw Groups of Truce Violation in Sweida
Damascus has accused armed groups of violating the ceasefire agreement currently in place in the southern province of Sweida. According to a Syrian security source, these groups launched an attack on security outposts in the region on Tuesday evening. The source, speaking to state media,…
Moscow Offers Dialogue to Washington Amid Nuclear Test Allegations
Moscow, November 11, 2025 – Russia has expressed its readiness to engage in dialogue with the United States following accusations from Washington regarding alleged secret nuclear testing. This offer comes amidst escalating tensions between the two nuclear powers and ongoing chall…
Iraq Elections: Polling Stations Close, Initial Reports Emerge
Polling stations across Iraq closed at 6 PM local time today, marking the end of a day of voting characterized by varying levels of participation across the country’s governorates. Over 8,700 polling centers were open, operating under tight security and organizational measures. From Baghda…
Israeli Forces Conduct Multiple Incursions into Quneitra, Syria
QUNEITRA, Syria – Israeli military forces conducted three separate incursions into the Quneitra region of southwestern Syria today, marking a continuation of such operations that have been ongoing for several months. According to reports, the first incursion involved a pa…
UN: Rape Used Systematically in Sudan Amidst Widespread Crisis
A United Nations entity has issued a stark warning regarding the escalating crisis in Sudan, citing mounting evidence that rape is being used deliberately and systematically. The announcement comes amidst widespread famine and critical food insecurity plaguing the nation. Anna Mutavati, R…
Navarra Parliament Hosts Exhibition on Western Sahara
Pamplona, Spain – The Parliament of Navarra inaugurated an art exhibition today titled “Western Sahara: 49 Visions, One Hope.” The exhibition aims to shed light on the plight of the Sahrawi people and document five decades of Moroccan presence in Western Sahara. The openin…
Deadly Blast Rocks Islamabad, Dozens Feared Dead
Islamabad, Pakistan – A devastating explosion has ripped through a residential area outside a courthouse complex in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad. Initial reports indicate dozens of casualties, including fatalities and numerous injuries. The blast occurred earlier toda…
Sudan Conflict: RSF Mobilizes, Army Advances West
Tensions remain high in Sudan as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are reportedly mobilizing to attack a besieged city in West Kordofan. Simultaneously, the Sudanese Army intends to continue military operations westward towards the Darfur region. The ongoing conflict continues to displace ci…
Iran Open to US Deal, Rejects ‘Mixed Signals’
Tehran is reportedly willing to reach a peaceful nuclear agreement with the United States to resolve the long-standing conflict, according to Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh. However, Iran insists it will not compromise on its national security. Speaking at the Abu Dhabi…
Industry Minister Inspects Cement Plant Expansion in Timokten
Adrar – The Minister of Industry, Yahia Bachir, conducted an inspection of the ongoing construction of a second production line at the GICA Group’s cement plant in Timokten on Monday. This visit is part of a broader operational inspection of industrial projects within the Adrar p…
Malaysia Boat Tragedy: Death Toll Rises to 21
The search continues off the coast of Malaysia following a tragic boat accident involving migrants. Authorities in both Malaysia and Thailand have confirmed the recovery of at least 21 bodies, with search and rescue operations intensifying in the surrounding waters. It is believed the ves…
Israeli Forces Breach Lebanese Border, Demolish Homes
A patrol of Israeli forces reportedly infiltrated the Lebanese border town of Aytrun earlier today, detonating explosives in three residential buildings. The incident, according to Lebanese security sources, occurred in the southeastern sector of the town and marks yet another vi…
UN Warns of Escalating Crisis in North Darfur Amid Violence
Washington D.C. – The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has issued a stark warning regarding the rapidly deteriorating situation in Sudan’s North Darfur state. The agency highlighted the escalating crisis as violence spreads beyond El Fashe…
Serbian President Accused of Influencing Judiciary
BELGRADE – The Serbian President, Aleksandar Vučić, is facing accusations of improperly influencing ongoing criminal investigations, leveled by the country’s specialized anti-corruption and organized crime prosecution office. The accusations stem from President Vučić’s rec…
Russian FSB Foils Ukrainian Plot to Hijack MiG-31 with Kinzhal
Moscow, DZWatch – Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has reportedly thwarted a Ukrainian operation aimed at hijacking a MiG-31 fighter jet equipped with a Kinzhal hypersonic missile. The FSB claims the elaborate plot involved Ukrainian intelligence agents attempting to coerc…
Cyber Fraud Surges in DRC’s M23-Controlled Areas
GOMA, DRC – A surge in sophisticated online fraud is targeting economically vulnerable populations in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), specifically within areas under the control of the M23 rebel group. These schemes exploit the desperation caused by ongoing conflict a…
US Senate Approves Bill to End Record Government Shutdown
Washington D.C. – The United States Senate has passed legislation aimed at ending the longest government shutdown in the nation’s history. The bill’s passage marks a significant step towards restoring full government operations after weeks of deadlock. According to report…
UN Warns of New Cholera Outbreak Amid Sudan Conflict
Khartoum, Sudan – The United Nations has issued a stark warning regarding a new wave of cholera outbreaks sweeping across Sudan. This comes as the nation grapples with escalating health and humanitarian crises fueled by the ongoing conflict. According to UN officials, the…
Mass Exodus from El Fasher Amid Sudan Conflict
El Fasher, Sudan – A new wave of displacement is sweeping through El Fasher, western Sudan, as the United Nations reports that over 82,000 people have fled the city. The mass exodus unfolds amidst dire humanitarian conditions, with the Sudan Doctors’ Network decrying the situatio…
