Category: foriengn news
-
Explosions Rock Ecuador: Criminal Gangs and Ex-FARC Dissidents Suspected
Multiple Explosions Shake Ecuador Amid Rising Criminal Violence Ecuador is facing a new wave of violence after a series of explosions struck key infrastructure across the country. Officials have blamed a local criminal gang and Colombian ex-FARC dissidents for targeting two bridges in what is being described as retaliation for a major military crackdown on…
-
Colorado Joins Nationwide Governors’ Alliance to Strengthen Public Health and Emergency Preparedness
Colorado has officially joined a new bipartisan coalition of U.S. governors, consisting of 15 states and territories, aimed at enhancing public health coordination and emergency preparedness across the nation. Governor Jared Polis announced the initiative on Wednesday, emphasizing the critical role of state leadership in safeguarding communities. The newly formed Governors’ Public Health Alliance is…
-
Kenyans Mourn Fallen ‘Hero’ Raila Odinga at His Nairobi Home
Hundreds of mourners swarmed the home of Raila Odinga, Kenya’s iconic opposition leader, on Wednesday following his death at the age of 80 at an Indian health retreat. Supporters described Odinga as “a hero,” “a king,” “Nelson Mandela,” and even “Jesus Christ”, reflecting his decades-long influence on Kenyan politics and his role as a tireless…
-
Ceasefire Reached After Deadly Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Clashes
Kabul, Afghanistan / Islamabad, Pakistan — October 15, 2025 A 48-hour ceasefire has been agreed upon following a fresh round of deadly border skirmishes between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which claimed the lives of dozens of troops and civilians on both sides. The announcement came hours after escalating violence along the southern and northwestern frontiers of…
-
U.S. Warns of Consequences for Russia if Ukraine War Continues, Says Defense Secretary Hegseth
Brussels, Belgium — October 15, 2025 U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned on Wednesday that the United States and its allies are prepared to “impose costs on Russia for its continued aggression” if the ongoing war in Ukraine does not end. The remarks were made during a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, convened…
-
Syria Seeks to ‘Redefine’ Ties with Russia, al-Sharaa Tells Putin in Moscow
Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa has expressed his intention to “restore and redefine” relations with Russia, signaling a pragmatic approach to Damascus’ key international alliances following the ousting of longtime Kremlin ally Bashar al-Assad. The statement was made during al-Sharaa’s first state visit to Moscow, where he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin.…
-
Cambodia Urges Fair Process as US and UK Target Prince Holding Group and Chen Zhi in Global Scam Case
Cambodia’s government stated on Wednesday that it expects sufficient evidence from the U.S. and U.K. in their pursuit of Prince Holding Group and its chairman Chen Zhi, following coordinated sanctions alleging the conglomerate ran massive online scams and exploited trafficked workers across Southeast Asia. Touch Sokhak, spokesperson for Cambodia’s Interior Ministry, emphasized that Prince Holding…
-
Cambodia Pledges Cooperation with South Korea After Death of Kidnapped Student
Cambodian authorities have pledged to strengthen cooperation with South Korea following the death of a South Korean student allegedly kidnapped and tortured by a criminal gang in southern Cambodia. The announcement comes amid growing international concern over cross-border crime and online fraud in the region. The victim, 22-year-old Park Min-ho, was found dead in August…
-
Israeli Authorities Confirm One Body Returned by Hamas Is Not a Hostage
Israeli authorities announced on Wednesday that one of the bodies handed over by Hamas in a recent U.S.-brokered deal was not one of the previously held hostages, even as other remains were identified and returned to their families. The exchange of bodies is part of a broader agreement designed to support peace efforts in Gaza,…
-
Explosions Hit Two Bridges on Ecuadorian Coast Amid Rising Violence
Ecuadorian authorities confirmed on Wednesday that explosive devices detonated on two bridges along major routes on the country’s coast, in a surge of attacks following a deadly car bombing in Guayaquil the previous day. The incidents have heightened concerns over public safety and infrastructure security in Ecuador. Infrastructure Minister Roberto Luque stated on social media…
Recent Posts
- PCMC Saves ₹5.91 Crore Through Rooftop Solar, Strengthening Green Energy Push
- Bits and Bytes: Pune’s Evolving Business and Startup Landscape
- Startup Mantra: Building Batteries for a Greener Future
- Pune to Celebrate 150 Years of ‘Vande Mataram’ with Musical Play and Book Launch
- Pune Municipal Corporation Urges Bakeries and Restaurants to Switch to Green Energy to Combat Air Pollution
Hi, this is a comment. To get started with moderating, editing, and deleting comments, please visit the Comments screen in…