Beijing, July 3 — In a week marked by heartbreak and heroic rescue efforts, relentless rains swept across China’s north and west, triggering landslides, flash floods, and deep despair for countless families caught in nature’s fury. The annual “Plum Rains,” known for their seasonal timing and torrential intensity, have pushed rivers past their breaking points, […]
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Seoul – Tensions are rising as South Korean lawmakers revealed on Thursday that North Korea might send even more troops to support Russia’s war effort in Ukraine as early as July or August. This assessment comes directly from South Korea’s intelligence agency, which has been closely monitoring developments between Pyongyang and Moscow. According to Lee […]
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Air travel across the Middle East remained heavily disrupted on Sunday, as major airlines continued to steer clear of the region’s skies after recent U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The airspace over Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Israel now lies largely empty — a clear reflection of the heightened fear and uncertainty following weeks […]
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Turkish authorities have launched an official investigation into an Israeli airstrike that killed three Turkish citizens, who were attempting to cross from Lebanon into Israel, officials confirmed on Wednesday. Ankara prosecutors revealed that the investigation was initiated ex officio after the tragic incident. The bodies of the three men have been returned to Türkiye, where […]
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