In a dramatic turn of events, Bolivia’s former top military leaders, General Juan Jose Zuniga and Vice Admiral Juan Arnez have been arrested for masterminding a coup attempt. Charged with terrorism and armed uprising, their plan to prevent former President Evo Morales from running in 2025 fell apart. Interior Minister
A U.S. Embassy staffer was found dead in a Kyiv hotel, stirring mystery and concern. The unnamed employee, discovered at the Hilton Hotel, is believed to have died of natural causes, with no signs of foul play, according to the U.S. State Department. The incident comes amidst the ongoing Russia-Ukraine
Over the past two years, Ukraine has used a crowdfunded satellite from California-based ICEYE to destroy over 1,500 high-value Russian targets, causing billions of dollars in damages. This satellite, equipped with advanced radar technology, has provided nearly 4,200 images, enabling precise strikes on Russian airfields, defense positions, and fuel depots.
San Diego’s famous beaches are facing a serious crisis as sewage contamination has led to closures across several popular spots, including Imperial Beach and parts of La Jolla and Coronado. The issue, originating from sewage flowing in from Tijuana, Mexico, has raised alarm due to dangerously high levels of bacteria
In a groundbreaking decision, Israel’s high court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox Jewish students must now be drafted into the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), overturning decades of exemption. This ruling, which aims to address inequality in military service amid ongoing conflict, has sparked intense debate and protests. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s
This report reveals Azerbaijan’s unique stance amidst global criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza, contrasting with other Muslim-majority nations. Despite recognizing Palestine and advocating for a two-state solution, Azerbaijan maintains a notably muted response to the Gaza conflict, avoiding public criticism of Israel. This stance is rooted in Azerbaijan’s strategic
In a tragic incident, an Israeli airstrike hit near the main gate of the UN’s Palestinian refugee agency headquarters in Gaza City, killing at least eight people and injuring many others who were seeking aid or sheltering from the conflict. The attack, which Israel claims targeted a site used by
In a dramatic turn of events, Bolivia’s recently dismissed Army commander, General Juan José Zúñiga, threatened to overthrow President Luis Arce, demanding a new cabinet and the release of political prisoners. Zúñiga, claiming to act against former President Evo Morales’s potential return, led troops and tanks to occupy key government
Discover how the US is proposing a groundbreaking “one-stop” security agreement with India to streamline airport screenings and enhance global aviation safety. This concept aims to eliminate redundant security checks for passengers with connecting flights, allowing seamless transit and secure handling of baggage between aircraft. Such an agreement could set
