Israeli airstrikes have targeted a United Nations school in southern Gaza for a third time, killing at least 20 Palestinians. Witnesses claim that the Ahmad Bin Abdul Aziz School in Khan Younis, housing internally displaced families, was hit without warning. Such an attack raises the increasing body count of Palestinians who were killed in Gaza

Israeli strikes on Gaza have caused more than 45,000 Palestinians to be killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. The attacks have also left over 106,000 people wounded, leaving the territory in a dire humanitarian crisis. The latest 24-hour period has seen 52 Palestinians killed and 203 others wounded. Israeli

Plans by RMS Titanic Inc. (RMST) for the 2025 expedition of Titanic have resurrected legal arguments as the US government opposed the salvage rights by the company to this world-famous ship. RMST, which had last carried out salvage operations in 2010, has recently submitted a fresh set of proposals for collecting artifacts, which have attracted

According to reliable sources, Isak Andic, owner and founder of the well-known fashion brand Mango, passed away on Saturday after a fatal accident on a mountain near Barcelona. The 71-year-old businessman, who founded the globally renowned fashion brand in 1984, slipped and fell over 100 meters while hiking with family members in the Montserrat caves,

Tens of thousands of Syrians took to the streets in Damascus and other cities to celebrate the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Jubilant mobs thronged to historic locations such as the Umayyad Mosque, in response to calls received by Ahmed al-Sharaa (alias Abu Mohammed al-Jolani), rebel leader. In this, an Islamist leader called on to

Russia launched an extended attack on Ukraine’s energy networks, marking the 12th major attack targeting such Ukranian systems in the calendar year. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that 93 missiles and over 200 drones were used in the attack, but Ukrainian defenses successfully intercepted 81 of the missiles. Major goals included the energy facilities of

On Thursday, President Joe Biden rolled out a broad presidential pardon, commuting the sentences of 1,499 people and granting pardons to 39 convicted felons for non-violent drug charges. The White House has called this the single-day largest clemency action in U.S. history. Released were veterans and community leaders who showed rehabilitation, and those who had

Ravi Bhushan, a Ghaziabad resident, becomes the first Indian to return from Syria. He told harrowing stories of Syrian unrest and the genocide committed by Israel after launching inhuman strikes and crises in Palestine and Lebanon. He also acknowledged the Indian government’s prompt action, which allowed the safe departure of Indian citizens from the conflict