Category: Foreign News
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Palestinian American Teen Mohammed Ibrahim Released from Israeli Prison After Nine Months
Mohammed Ibrahim, a 16-year-old Palestinian American, has been released from Israeli detention after more than nine months behind bars. His family and advocates say his detention highlights the ongoing Israeli human rights abuses against Palestinian youth in the occupied West Bank. The teenager, originally from Florida, was 15 years old when arrested in February 2025
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Tunisia Frees Prominent Lawyer and Critic Sonia Dahmani After 18 Months in Prison
Tunisia has released Sonia Dahmani, a prominent lawyer, media commentator, and vocal critic of President Kais Saied, after spending a year and a half behind bars. Dahmani’s imprisonment drew local protests and widespread international condemnation, highlighting growing concerns over Tunisia’s crackdown on dissent. Dahmani, widely regarded as one of Tunisia’s leading voices of opposition, was
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Israeli Forces Kill Two Palestinians in Jenin Amid Escalating West Bank Violence
Israeli soldiers shot and killed two Palestinian men in the northern West Bank city of Jenin during a military raid on November 27, 2025, as the men reportedly attempted to surrender. Video footage and eyewitness accounts suggest the men had raised their shirts to show they were unarmed before being ordered back into a building.
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Venezuela Suspends Flight Rights for Six Foreign Airlines Amid Rising US Tensions
Venezuela has suspended the operating rights of six foreign airlines amid escalating tensions with the United States, after several carriers temporarily paused flights citing security concerns. The airlines affected include Iberia (Spain), TAP Air Portugal, Avianca (Colombia), GOL (Brazil), Turkish Airlines, and LATAM (Chile and Brazil). The decision, announced by Venezuela’s civil aviation authority, accuses
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Sri Lanka Floods and Landslides Claim Over 40 Lives Amid Heavy Rains
Sri Lanka is grappling with one of its deadliest weather events in recent years as heavy rains trigger floods and landslides, leaving at least 40 people dead, 10 injured, and 21 missing across multiple regions of the country. Authorities have halted passenger trains, closed roads, and deployed emergency response teams to assist residents in affected
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Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney Rolls Back Climate Rules to Boost Energy Investment
In a bold move aimed at revitalizing Canada’s energy sector, Prime Minister Mark Carney has signed a landmark agreement with Alberta Premier that will roll back key climate regulations to stimulate investment in oil and gas production. The agreement, finalized on November 27, 2025, also encourages the construction of a new oil pipeline to Canada’s
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Former Peru President Pedro Castillo Sentenced to 11.5 Years in Prison: Full Coverage
In a landmark ruling that has sent shockwaves across Peru and Latin America, former President Pedro Castillo has been sentenced to 11 years, five months, and 15 days in prison for attempting to dissolve Congress during his tumultuous presidency. The verdict, delivered on November 27, 2025, comes nearly three years after Castillo’s controversial move to
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Guinea-Bissau’s Deposed President Embalo Arrives in Senegal Following Military Coup
Umaro Sissoco Embalo, the deposed president of Guinea-Bissau, has arrived in Senegal after being ousted in a military coup that took place on Wednesday, ahead of the expected release of presidential election results. Senegal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed Embalo’s arrival and said authorities had engaged with actors in Guinea-Bissau to secure his safe departure.
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US National Guard Member Sarah Beckstrom Dies Following DC Shooting; Fellow Soldier in Critical Condition
United States President Donald Trump has confirmed that National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom has died from injuries sustained in a shooting near the White House, while her fellow serviceman Andrew Wolfe remains in critical condition. The double shooting occurred on Wednesday afternoon in Washington, DC, sending shockwaves across the US military community. Details of the
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Trump Says US Will Soon Target Venezuelan Drug Trafficking ‘By Land’ as Tensions Escalate
US President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will soon begin confronting Venezuelan drug trafficking “by land”, marking another major escalation in Washington’s increasingly aggressive approach toward Caracas. The statement comes as the US continues to deploy military assets across the Caribbean and Latin America amid accusations from Venezuela that Washington is preparing
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