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

BEZOS RETURNS TO HELM OF NEW MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR AI VENTURE

Jeff Bezos is formally returning to an executive leadership role, naming himself co-chief executive of a newly launched artificial intelligence company, Project Prometheus. The venture, which has secured a massive $6.2 billion

November 17, 2025

NEWS·US

POLAND INVESTIGATES FOREIGN STATE-LINKED SABOTAGE ON CRITICAL RAILWAY LINE

Polish authorities are investigating coordinated acts of sabotage targeting a vital railway line used for transporting military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Security officials have indicated foreign intelligence services are likely responsible

November 17, 2025

EUROPE·NEWS

BRITISH CITIZEN IN SHEFFIELD LINKED TO SUDANESE MILITIA PROPAGANDA

A British national residing in Sheffield has been identified as a prominent online propagandist for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group accused of committing genocide in the Darfur region. The

November 17, 2025

AFRICA·NEWS

EXPLOSION ON KEY POLISH RAILWAY LINE INVESTIGATED AS DELIBERATE SABOTAGE

An explosion that damaged a critical railway line in eastern Poland is being treated as a deliberate act of sabotage, according to authorities. The incident occurred on a route frequently used for

November 17, 2025

EUROPE·NEWS

NEARLY 100 PALESTINIAN DETAINEES HAVE DIED IN ISRAELI CUSTODY SINCE LATE 2023

At least 98 Palestinians have lost their lives while detained by Israeli authorities since October 2023, according to official Israeli data. A human rights organization based in Israel reports the actual death

November 17, 2025

MIDDLE EAST·NEWS

FORMER BANGLADESH LEADER SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR CRACKDOWN ATROCITIES

A Dhaka court has issued a death sentence in absentia against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, convicting her of crimes against humanity for her role in a lethal state crackdown on a

November 17, 2025

NEWS·US

CHINA’S TRAVEL ADVISORY TRIGGERS SHARP DECLINE IN JAPANESE TOURISM AND RETAIL STOCKS

A recent travel warning issued by Chinese authorities against Japan has sent shares in the country’s tourism and retail sectors tumbling, amid escalating diplomatic tensions between the two nations. The advisory, which

November 17, 2025

ASIA·NEWS

INDONESIA’S YOUTH RESPOND WITH PRAGMATISM TO SUHARTO’S NATIONAL HERO STATUS

A decision to grant national hero status to Indonesia’s late authoritarian leader Suharto has revealed a generational divide in the world’s third-largest democracy. While activists and survivors of his regime have expressed

November 17, 2025

ASIA·NEWS

TOTALENERGIES ACQUIRES MAJOR STAKE IN EUROPEAN POWER GENERATION BUSINESS

French energy giant TotalEnergies has agreed to purchase a 50% stake in a major European power generation portfolio for approximately €5.1 billion, a move that will also make the seller a significant

November 17, 2025

NEWS·US

IRAN SIGNALS READINESS TO RESUME NUCLEAR TALKS UNDER SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

Iran has indicated a potential return to negotiations concerning its nuclear program, provided it is approached with what it terms “dignity and respect.” The country’s top diplomat stated that diplomatic channels remain

November 16, 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

BEZOS RETURNS TO HELM OF NEW MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR AI VENTURE

POLAND INVESTIGATES FOREIGN STATE-LINKED SABOTAGE ON CRITICAL RAILWAY LINE

BRITISH CITIZEN IN SHEFFIELD LINKED TO SUDANESE MILITIA PROPAGANDA

EXPLOSION ON KEY POLISH RAILWAY LINE INVESTIGATED AS DELIBERATE SABOTAGE

NEARLY 100 PALESTINIAN DETAINEES HAVE DIED IN ISRAELI CUSTODY SINCE LATE 2023

FORMER BANGLADESH LEADER SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR CRACKDOWN ATROCITIES

CHINA’S TRAVEL ADVISORY TRIGGERS SHARP DECLINE IN JAPANESE TOURISM AND RETAIL STOCKS

INDONESIA’S YOUTH RESPOND WITH PRAGMATISM TO SUHARTO’S NATIONAL HERO STATUS

TOTALENERGIES ACQUIRES MAJOR STAKE IN EUROPEAN POWER GENERATION BUSINESS

IRAN SIGNALS READINESS TO RESUME NUCLEAR TALKS UNDER SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

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