India’s April-May fiscal deficit at 9.6% of full-year target
NEW DELHI, June 30 (Reuters) – India’s fiscal deficit in April-May was at 1.62 trillion rupees ($17.11 billion), or 9.6% of the
Category: World
German intelligence sees extremist numbers rise as far-right AfD grows
The number of extremists in Germany is increasing, Germany’s domestic intelligence agency said on Tuesday, linking the rise primarily to the growing
Monaco parcel bomb blast wounds Ukrainian tycoon, suspected attacker flees to France
A parcel bomb blast wounded at least three people, including a Ukrainian tycoon, in Monaco on Monday, authorities said, in an unprecedented
Keiko Fujimori narrowly wins Peru presidential election
Right-wing conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori has narrowly won Peru’s presidential election after a lengthy vote count, electoral authorities said on Monday. Fujimori,
Video Of ‘Laser Beams’ Falsely Linked To Venezuela Earthquakes Was Published On TikTok Months Before The Quake
Does a video show how multiple laser beams scanned the ground in the instant before the Venezuela earthquakes struck? No, that’s not
Iran rejects French idea for global effort to demine Strait of Hormuz
Iran is firmly rejecting international involvement in mine clearance in the Strait of Hormuz, which was proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron,
Vladimir Putin Is Heading For A Fall
Putin is in terminal trouble – on many levels. Let us consider the acuteness of his predicament, the likely outcomes, and the
Press watchdog reviewing Gaza casualty database over ‘journalists’ tied to Hamas, PIJ
A Meir Amit Center study from December found that 60% of individuals who identified as journalists and were killed in Gaza were
Rescue workers race against time after Venezuela quakes kill 1,450
Rescue workers in Venezuela have continued operations for a fifth day after two powerful earthquakes killed more than 1,450 people, with teams
First Antarctic dinosaur fossil confirmed nearly 40 years after discovery
A bone discovered almost 40 years ago during a British scientific expedition has now been officially identified as the first dinosaur fossil
Senior South African police officer survives assassination attempt
One of South Africa’s most senior police officers has survived an attempted assassination in Johannesburg, police say. Suspended deputy crime intelligence boss
Orphaned calf named Bumpy sheds his blanket, heads for his pool, then promptly goes back to sleep
A cozy morning routine is melting hearts online after a rescued orphan hippo named Bumpy was filmed heading out for the day,
First dinosaur bone from Antarctica found in a drawer
An unassuming-looking fossil that spent 40 years lying forgotten in a drawer has turned out to be the first dinosaur bone ever
Video of Australian politician lamenting living standard figures lacks context
The leader of Australia’s far-right One Nation party criticised the country’s living standards in a June 2026 speech at the National Press
Beginner gardener shares vegetable patch progress, including a ‘makeshift moat’ around each plant
In another weekly backyard check-in on TikTok, a novice gardener showed tomatoes, corn, and flower beds starting to fill out and asked
Putin interview shows he believes Russia can defeat Ukraine
Despite clear setbacks for his troops on the front lines in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin continues to believe that his invading
World’s longest three-tower cable bridge and sea railway bridge near completion in China
Two record-breaking bridges in eastern China’s Zhejiang province are nearing completion simultaneously — one redefining cable-stayed bridge engineering, the other setting a
Putin holds crisis meeting as Ukraine’s attacks affect fuel supplies
Russian President Vladimir Putin convened a crisis meeting on Sunday over Russia’s current fuel supply problems, with an eye to mitigating the
Eleven dead in skydiving plane crash in north-eastern France
Everyone on board a civilian aircraft that crashed in north-eastern France on Sunday has been killed, according to French media reports citing
Uganda’s leading media outlets shut down by army chief
Uganda’s leading independent media group says it is under “military siege” after the army chief – who is the son of President
How Israel is making war on West Bank farmers
Amal Slaibi, 58, averts her eyes whenever she passes the remains of her family’s small but profitable orchard in the occupied West
Venezuela Live Updates: Rescuers Battle Through Aftershocks in Search for Survivors
The doctors thought they were headed out to save lives. When they arrived at the heart of Venezuela’s disaster zone, they were
Poland warns of risk of Russian incursions on NATO’s eastern flank
Poland’s leadership sees a growing risk of Russian provocations along NATO’s eastern flank, the nation’s spy chief said. “We are seeing developments
Ben-Gurion’s Terminal 1 reopens to domestic flights following Iran war closure
Terminal 1 was initially closed in March following the outbreak of the Iran war, with all flights moved to Terminal 3. Ben-Gurion
Ukraine drone attack sets southern Russia refinery on fire
A fire has broken out at a refinery in the Krasnodar region of southern Russia following a Ukrainian drone attack, Governor Veniamin
Sacramento family from Venezuela organizes local earthquake relief effort
(FOX40.COM) — As the death toll in Venezuela continues to rise in the aftermath of twin earthquakes striking the northern part of
Several die in swimming accidents as heatwave grips Germany
At least five people have died in swimming accidents in Germany since Friday, police said, as a heatwave sent many people to
Australia to double maximum penalty for platforms in breach of social media ban
The Australian government has announced it will double the maximum penalty for breaches of the nation’s social media minimum age law to
Germany shatters heat record for second day in a row
Germany set a new national heat record for the second consecutive day on Saturday as a heatwave that has scorched Western Europe
Death toll from Venezuela earthquakes climbs to more than 1,400
The death toll from earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 1,430 and more than 3,200 people are injured, President of the National
Europe send search and rescue personnel to Venezuela in response to massive quakes
The European Commission is deploying rescue teams and other emergency assistance to Venezuela after double earthquakes hit the country on Wednesday, leaving
Tyson Fury Daughter Venezuela Talks Marriage and Baby Plans
Just weeks after saying “I do,” Venezuela Fury is already looking ahead to the next chapter of her life. The 16-year-old daughter
Region’s firefighters respond to Venezuela quake
Firefighters from the West Midlands are joining search and rescue teams in Venezuela following the devastating earthquakes which have killed more than
China expels senior party members from National People’s Congress
China has expelled several high-ranking delegates from the National People’s Congress (NPC), the country’s parliament and supreme body of state power comprising
Ukraine attacks weapons production facility in Volgograd
Ukraine attacked a weapons factory in the Russian city of Volgograd during the night and early on Saturday morning, Ukrainian President Volodymyr
Socks by Bob transforms retirement into a mission of kindness
In Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, a group of senior citizens has turned a simple craft into a mission that touches thousands of lives. Their
Flower Mound restaurant collecting donations for earthquake victims in Venezuela
A Flower Mound restaurant is serving more than food as North Texans rally to help victims of the devastating earthquake in Venezuela.
Here’s the best way to make restaurant reservations in Japan
Eating your way through Japan is easy — we didn’t have one bad meal during our 10 days there — but making
British king ‘deeply saddened’ by devastating earthquakes in Venezuela
Britain’s King Charles has said he and Queen Camilla were “deeply saddened” by the earthquakes which struck Venezuela on Wednesday, leaving nearly
Burkina Faso cuts diplomatic ties with former colonial ruler France
Burkina Faso has broken off diplomatic relations with France, further widening the rift with its former colonial ruler. “The government of Burkina