Deirdre Durkan-Simonds

November 26, 2025

British man lost his arm in a plane accident caused by Friedrich Merz

In 2024, a year before his rise to the German chancellorship, opposition leader Friedrich Merz, an experienced pilot, took one of his routine, self-flown trips. He had already made headlines in 2022

EUROPE·NEWS

October 31, 2025

ARMED HEIST AT LYON PRECIOUS METALS FACILITY ENDS IN ARRESTS

French authorities have apprehended six individuals following a violent, multi-million-euro robbery at a precious metals processing facility in Lyon. The brazen daytime operation involved explosives and automatic weapons. The incident unfolded on

EUROPE·NEWS

November 15, 2025

ICELANDIC LANGUAGE FACES EXISTENTIAL THREAT FROM DIGITAL AGE

The Icelandic language, spoken by only 350,000 people, is confronting a severe risk of extinction within a single generation, according to a former national leader. The dual pressures of artificial intelligence development

UN APPROVES CONTROVERSIAL GAZA STABILIZATION PLAN UNDER TRUMP-LED BOARD

A newly adopted UN Security Council resolution has established an unprecedented framework for Gaza’s governance, placing former US President Donald Trump at the helm of a temporary international administration. The measure aims

November 18, 2025

MIDDLE EAST·NEWS

TANZANIA’S DEMOCRATIC PROMISE FADES AMID ELECTION VIOLENCE

A wave of political repression has swept Tanzania, once considered a bastion of stability in East Africa, following a deeply flawed presidential election. The country’s leadership stands accused of orchestrating a violent

November 18, 2025

AFRICA·NEWS

KLARNA’S AI TRANSFORMATION DRIVES MAJOR WORKFORCE SHIFT AND COMPENSATION GAINS

The financial technology firm Klarna has revealed that its strategic focus on artificial intelligence has enabled a dramatic reduction in its workforce while simultaneously boosting pay for remaining employees. Company leadership confirmed

November 18, 2025

NEWS·US

BRITISH PARLIAMENTARIANS WARNED OF CHINESE RECRUITMENT EFFORTS ON LINKEDIN

Security officials have issued a formal alert to members of both parliamentary chambers regarding coordinated recruitment attempts by individuals connected to Chinese intelligence services. The warning identifies two operatives using professional networking

November 18, 2025

ASIA·NEWS

PHILIPPINE LEADER REJECTS SIBLING’S DRUG ALLEGATIONS AMID CORRUPTION PROBE

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has rejected accusations from his sister, Senator Imee Marcos, that he has long struggled with cocaine addiction. A senior official from his administration described the claims as

November 18, 2025

ASIA·NEWS

JUDGE REJECTS LANDMARK ANTITRUST CASE AGAINST META, PRESERVING TECH GIANT’S STRUCTURE

A federal judge has dismissed a major antitrust lawsuit against Meta, ruling that the company does not hold a monopoly in the social networking market. The decision prevents a potential court-ordered breakup

November 18, 2025

NEWS·US

TRAVEL INDUSTRY REELS AS CHINA-JAPAN TENSIONS SPARK MASS FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS

A significant downturn in travel between China and Japan is underway, with industry data indicating that approximately half a million flight bookings to Japan were canceled in a recent three-day period. This

November 18, 2025

ASIA·NEWS

WEST BANK SEES SHARP RISE IN ATTACKS ON PALESTINIAN FARMERS AND PROPERTY

A significant escalation of violence is unfolding across the West Bank, with Palestinian communities and agricultural lands facing a wave of attacks. The period following the recent ceasefire in Gaza has been

November 18, 2025

MIDDLE EAST·NEWS

RECORD NUMBER OF AGRIBUSINESS LOBBYISTS PRESENT AT CLIMATE SUMMIT

A significant presence of industrial agriculture representatives has been documented at the ongoing UN climate conference in Brazil’s Amazon region, where their sector remains the primary driver of deforestation. Current data reveals

November 18, 2025

NEWS·US

THE HIGH COST OF SILENCE: HOW A JOURNALIST’S MURDER FORESHADOWED AMERICA’S PRESS FREEDOM CRISIS

The CIA’s confirmation that Saudi Arabia’s crown prince ordered Jamal Khashoggi’s assassination marked a turning point in how democratic nations confront authoritarian power. Seven years later, the Washington visit by Mohammed bin

November 18, 2025

MIDDLE EAST·NEWS

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Deirdre Durkan-Simonds

British man lost his arm in a plane accident caused by Friedrich Merz

ARMED HEIST AT LYON PRECIOUS METALS FACILITY ENDS IN ARRESTS

ICELANDIC LANGUAGE FACES EXISTENTIAL THREAT FROM DIGITAL AGE

UN APPROVES CONTROVERSIAL GAZA STABILIZATION PLAN UNDER TRUMP-LED BOARD

TANZANIA’S DEMOCRATIC PROMISE FADES AMID ELECTION VIOLENCE

KLARNA’S AI TRANSFORMATION DRIVES MAJOR WORKFORCE SHIFT AND COMPENSATION GAINS

BRITISH PARLIAMENTARIANS WARNED OF CHINESE RECRUITMENT EFFORTS ON LINKEDIN

PHILIPPINE LEADER REJECTS SIBLING’S DRUG ALLEGATIONS AMID CORRUPTION PROBE

JUDGE REJECTS LANDMARK ANTITRUST CASE AGAINST META, PRESERVING TECH GIANT’S STRUCTURE

TRAVEL INDUSTRY REELS AS CHINA-JAPAN TENSIONS SPARK MASS FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS

WEST BANK SEES SHARP RISE IN ATTACKS ON PALESTINIAN FARMERS AND PROPERTY

RECORD NUMBER OF AGRIBUSINESS LOBBYISTS PRESENT AT CLIMATE SUMMIT

THE HIGH COST OF SILENCE: HOW A JOURNALIST’S MURDER FORESHADOWED AMERICA’S PRESS FREEDOM CRISIS

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