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Russia downs drone over Sevastopol, Russian-installed governor says
Russian anti-aircraft defenses shot down a drone over the city of Sevastopol on the Crimean Peninsula, the city’s Russian-installed governor…
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Heavy rainfall creates makeshift lakes in Saudi Arabia, draws jet skiers
Jet skiers and horse riders have been spotted making the most of temporary lakes and rivers created in Saudi Arabia’s…
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French power supplier says 75,000 customers without electricity due to storm
French energy supplier Enedis, a unit of EDF, said on Monday that some 75,000 customers were without power after storm…
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Turkey’s Erdogan keeps Sweden, Finland, and the world guessing on NATO expansion
Six months since Turkey agreed to NATO allies inviting Sweden and Finland to join the alliance, the expansion has stalled…
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Court begins trial in Indonesia soccer stampede as police, organizers face charges
An Indonesian court on Monday began a trial of a handful of police officers and soccer match organizers on charges…
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Morocco condemns ‘provocative’ acts at Algeria football cup
Morocco has decried “provocative” acts and “transgressions” at the opening of a regional football tournament in Algeria, a new episode…
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Plane with 72 people on board crashes in Nepal
At least 44 people have been killed after an aircraft carrying 72 people crashed in Nepal. The plane was flying…
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China reports almost 60,000 COVID-related deaths in past month
China has reported nearly 60,000 deaths among COVID-affected people since early December after complaints it was failing to release data. The…
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Ankara says time running out to ratify Sweden, Finland NATO bids
Turkish presidential spokesman says that Ankara is running out of time to ratify NATO membership bids by Sweden and Finland…
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What do we know about new COVID variant XBB.1.5?
A new Omicron variant XBB.1.5 is causing concerns among scientists as it is spreading like a wildfire across dozens of countries,…
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