Former Anaesthetist on Trial for Intentionally Poisoning Patients In a gripping trial unfolding in the city of Besançon, in eastern France, a former anaesthetist, Frédéric Péchier, stands accused of intentionally poisoning 30 people, resulting in the deaths of 12 patients. The Allegations and Investigation Considered a highly-talented practitioner by his colleagues, Péchier first came under ...
Nepal Protests Turn Deadly as Demonstrators Clash with Security Forces In a violent escalation, at least 13 people have lost their lives and numerous others have been injured in Nepal following protests against a government-imposed ban on social media platforms. The demonstrations, organized by self-proclaimed Generation Z activists, drew thousands near the parliament building in ...
Deadly Shooting Attack in Jerusalem Leaves Six Dead In a tragic incident on Monday morning, a shooting attack in Jerusalem claimed the lives of six individuals and left several others injured, as reported by authorities. The gunmen carried out the attack at the Ramot Junction entrance to Jerusalem, a crucial intersection in the northern part ...
Tunis Welcomes Greta Thunberg and Aid Flotilla Bound for Gaza TUNIS — In a scene of solidarity and activism, massive crowds flocked to Tunisia’s port on Sunday to greet Greta Thunberg as her aid flotilla, en route to Gaza, made its stop at the port. The Swedish climate activist is accompanied by 350 pro-Palestinian activists ...
Buenos Aires Activist Rosa Roisinblit Passes Away at 106 The Argentine human rights activist Rosa Roisinblit, who was a key figure in the search for children stolen during Argentina’s military dictatorship, has died at the age of 106, her organisation has confirmed. As the honorary president and a founding member of the Grandmothers of Plaza ...
South Korean Citizens Detained in US Immigration Raid to be Released In a dramatic turn of events, South Korea’s government has announced an agreement with the US to release its citizens who were detained in a massive immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia. The chief of staff of South Korea’s president, Kang Hoon-sik, ...
The Dark Side of Paradise: Crime Surge in Turks and Caicos TURKS AND CAICOS — Jacques Phanor used to sleep with his windows open. Until just a few years ago, the Turks and Caicos Islands were known predominantly as a luxury Caribbean tourist destination. The startling beauty of the archipelago has regularly earned it “world’s ...
Irish Authorities Crack Down on Cocaine Trafficking DUBLIN — The text message came with a Santa emoji. “OK lads. No need for luck. Really this couldn’t be any more straightforward. Just relax and this will all be over soon.” It was sent to a fisherman from Ukraine and an unemployed man from Teesside who were ...
Israel’s Supreme Court Demands Better Nutrition for Palestinian Prisoners In a landmark ruling, Israel’s Supreme Court has declared that the state is failing to provide adequate food to Palestinian prisoners, and must take immediate action to improve their nutrition. Thousands of Palestinians Held in Israeli Jails The three-judge bench emphasized that the government is legally ...
European Leaders to Visit US to Address Ukraine Crisis In a bold move to tackle the ongoing war in Ukraine, European leaders are set to visit the United States early next week for discussions, announced President Donald Trump. The visit comes amidst escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with the US signaling readiness to impose ...
Layla Al-Khalifa
Layla Al-Khalifa
Layla Al-Khalifa