Category: Foreign News
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African Migrants Revive Shepherding in Depopulated Rural Spain
LOS CORTIJOS, Spain, October 25, 2025 — In the heart of Spain’s arid Castile-La Mancha, centuries-old farms are getting a new lease on life thanks to a wave of African migrants trained as shepherds. Villages like Los Cortijos, home to just 850 people, have struggled for decades with rural depopulation and a shortage of agricultural…
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Settler Violence and Vandalism Disrupt 2025 West Bank Olive Harvest
RAMALLAH, October 25, 2025 — The annual olive harvest season in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, a time once marked by unity and tradition, has turned violent this year as a wave of settler attacks and vandalism has spread across Palestinian villages. The latest incidents have left injuries, destruction, and deep scars on communities already facing…
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UN Cybercrime Treaty Signed in Hanoi: Global Pact Aims to Combat Online Crimes and Strengthen Cybersecurity
HANOI, October 25, 2025 — In a historic step toward global digital security, more than 60 countries gathered in Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi, to sign the first United Nations Cybercrime Convention, a legally binding treaty designed to curb online criminal activities that cost the global economy trillions of dollars every year. The agreement, developed under the…
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Hamas Races to Entrench Itself in Post-War Gaza as Ceasefire Takes Effect
GAZA CITY, October 25 — 6:00 AM — Barely days after a fragile ceasefire began under Donald Trump’s Middle East peace plan, Hamas has moved rapidly to re-assert its authority across the Gaza Strip, seizing facilities, intimidating rivals, and rebuilding its vast underground tunnel network. The swift resurgence has raised fears among international observers that…
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Cambodia Arrests 57 South Koreans in Major Cybercrime Crackdown Amid Growing Scam Industry
PHNOM PENH, October 23, 2025 — Cambodian authorities have arrested 57 South Korean nationals accused of involvement in a large-scale cyber fraud operation, as part of the country’s ongoing effort to dismantle transnational scam networks that have proliferated across Southeast Asia. According to Cambodia’s National Anti-Cybercrime Commission, police raided a building in Phnom Penh on…
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UN Cybercrime Treaty Signed in Hanoi to Combat Global Digital Threats and Strengthen Global Cooperation
HANOI, October 25, 2025 — In a landmark move to tackle the world’s growing digital crime crisis, representatives from around 60 nations gathered in Vietnam’s capital, Hanoi, this weekend to sign the United Nations Cybercrime Treaty — the first comprehensive global agreement designed to curb cyber offences that cost the global economy trillions of dollars…
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Over 60 Nations Sign UN Cybercrime Treaty Amid Human Rights Concerns and Tech Industry Opposition
Hanoi, Vietnam — October 25, 2025:More than 60 United Nations member states have officially signed the UN Convention Against Cybercrime in Hanoi, marking the first global treaty designed to combat cybercrime. The agreement, however, faces sharp criticism from technology firms, privacy advocates, and human rights groups who warn it could be used to justify expanded…
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US Navy Deploys USS Gerald R. Ford, ‘Most Lethal Combat Platform,’ to Caribbean Amid Venezuela Tensions
Washington, D.C. — October 25, 2025:The USS Gerald R. Ford, hailed by the U.S. Navy as “the most capable, adaptable, and lethal combat platform in the world,” is being deployed to the Caribbean Sea as the Trump administration increases military pressure on Venezuela amid rising tensions and allegations of large-scale drug trafficking operations. The Ford’s…
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Brazil’s President Lula Says the United Nations Has ‘Stopped Working,’ Citing Global Inaction on Gaza Crisis
Putrajaya, Malaysia — October 25, 2025: Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva issued a sharp rebuke of the United Nations and global multilateral institutions on Saturday, accusing them of failing to uphold their core mission of maintaining peace and protecting civilians amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. Speaking alongside Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim following…
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Thailand Mourns Queen Mother Sirikit’s Death at 93: A Nation Grieves the Passing of Its ‘Mother of the Nation’
Bangkok, October 25, 2025 — Thailand is in mourning following the death of Queen Mother Sirikit, one of the most revered figures in the country’s modern history. The Royal Household Bureau announced that the Queen Mother passed away late Friday at the age of 93 after suffering complications from a blood infection. She had been…
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