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Michaela Mickova, a 23-year-old Slovak tourist, was raped and murdered in Boracay, Philippines, shortly after attending a wedding. Three suspects have been arrested, with disturbing details about the crime emerging. …
Tragic Fate of Slovak Tourist Raises Concerns Over Safety in Boracay Read More
Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to call a snap federal election on April 28, instead of the scheduled October date, leveraging recent poll gains. He frames U.S. tariffs as an …
Mark Carney to Announce Snap Election Amid Economic Concerns Read More
Limpopo police arrested a 48-year-old Zimbabwean man at the Beitbridge Port for allegedly smuggling explosives worth R600,000. The discovery occurred during a routine border search that revealed detonating fuses and …
Zimbabwean Man Arrested for Smuggling Explosives at Beitbridge Border Read More
Tesla stock has fallen below pre-election prices, erasing a 91% gain, as shares drop to $241. This decline is attributed to broader market losses and a negative forecast on vehicle …
Tesla Stock Declines Significantly, Erasing Gains Amid Economic Concerns Read More
Zambian health officials have vaccinated 672,100 people against cholera in response to an outbreak affecting Chililabombwe, Kitwe, and Nakonde. The vaccination efforts aim to reduce cholera cases and are part …
Zambia Administers Cholera Vaccines to Over 672,100 Residents Amid Outbreak Read More
Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of the PKK, has urged his movement to disarm and dissolve in a significant unilateral call. This statement arises amid long-standing negotiations, influenced by Turkey’s …
Kurdish Militant Leader Calls for Disarmament and Dissolution of PKK Read More
On February 25, Libyan Prime Minister Abdul-Hamed Dbeibah and Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud signed multiple memoranda focusing on enhancing bilateral ties. This includes mutual visa exemptions for diplomats and …
Libya and Somalia Sign Memoranada to Strengthen Bilateral Relations Read More
Libya and Somalia signed memoranda of cooperation on February 25, focusing on visa exemptions for diplomatic passport holders and urban development partnerships. A joint committee was established to enhance bilateral …
Libya and Somalia Strengthen Ties through Memoranda of Cooperation Read More
Two tourists died in Sri Lanka, suspected of pesticide poisoning after their hostel was fumigated for bedbugs. Ebony McIntosh from England and Nadine Raguse from Germany fell ill, prompting investigations …
Tragic Deaths of Two Tourists in Sri Lanka Raise Concerns on Pesticide Safety Read More
On February 4, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met with Hikmat Hajiyev to discuss strengthening ties between Iran and Azerbaijan. Pezeshkian emphasized the need to enhance cooperation in various sectors and …
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s Commitment to Strengthen Ties with Azerbaijan Read More