Italy summons Iran’s ambassador over detained journalist Cecilia Sala
Rome is pressing Tehran for the release of Il Foglio reporter Cecilia Sala as Iran links the case to a separate dispute involving an Iranian detainee.
Read report »BUSINESS & COMMUNITY
WISCONSIN, USA
3265 reports.
Rome is pressing Tehran for the release of Il Foglio reporter Cecilia Sala as Iran links the case to a separate dispute involving an Iranian detainee.
Read report »Volodymyr Zelensky says Kyiv will back Syria’s new authorities, adding a diplomatic signal after Damascus broke with the Assad era.
Read report »A wave of attacks on police in Mindanao since New Year’s Eve left three people dead, including one officer, and spread across multiple provinces.
Read report »An Israeli air strike on a displaced people’s camp in al-Mawasi killed Gaza’s police chief, his deputy and other Palestinians, as competing accounts emerged over the targets and broader civilian toll.
Read report »Puntland forces say they hit suspected ISIS hideouts in the Bari mountains as their counterinsurgency campaign against ISIS and Al-Shabaab continued.
Read report »Airstrikes hit several parts of Gaza on January 1, killing at least 26 Palestinians, including children, as displaced families endured flooding and the search for missing people continued.
Read report »President Xiomara Castro says Honduras could expel U.S. bases and rethink military ties if Donald Trump moves ahead with mass deportations.
Read report »France says its air forces carried out targeted strikes on Islamic State sites in Syria as part of the coalition campaign against the group.
Read report »In a New Year’s speech, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye said Senegal would shut French military facilities and withdraw all foreign forces from the country.
Read report »Reporting dated 2024-12-31 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »Moscow and Kyiv carried out one of their largest prisoner swaps of the war, with hundreds of captives released and many Ukrainians returning after years in custody.
Read report »On December 30, 2024, Trinidad and Tobago imposed emergency powers after five men were shot dead in Laventille and officials warned of further reprisal attacks and high-calibre weapons.
Read report »Thirteen Filipino women convicted over a surrogacy scheme in Cambodia have been pardoned and sent home, with several still pregnant and taken to a government shelter on arrival.
Read report »Afghanistan’s defense ministry says it hit “several points” beyond the disputed border after Pakistani air strikes, as border tensions sharpen between the two neighbours.
Read report »President Volodymyr Zelensky said the shipment, moving with World Food Programme support, is meant to help Syrians facing a worsening food crisis.
Read report »Estonia has deployed a patrol boat to protect its remaining power link to Finland after damage to Estlink 2 intensified fears of sabotage in the Baltic Sea.
Read report »Medical staff and patients were removed from Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza after an Israeli operation that the World Health Organization said left the area’s last major health facility out of service.
Read report »Senegal’s prime minister says the country will close all foreign military bases, a move aimed at ending France’s remaining military footprint after President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s shift in policy.
Read report »South Korea says the first captured North Korean soldier in the Russia-Ukraine war has died from serious injuries after being taken by Ukrainian forces in Kursk.
Read report »Washington imposed sanctions on Georgia Dream founder Bidzina Ivanishvili as protests, election disputes and EU-accession tensions deepened in Tbilisi.
Read report »The Houthi group said it fired toward Israel’s main international airport on December 27, 2024, as Israel and the rebels traded new attacks across the region.
Read report »Resolution 2767 approved AUSSOM to replace ATMIS from January 1, 2025, with up to 12,626 uniformed personnel authorized for its first phase.
Read report »The United Arab Emirates has pardoned 220 Filipinos detained for various offenses, following diplomacy between Abu Dhabi and Manila.
Read report »Authorities are investigating whether the Eagle S damaged a power cable and data lines linking Finland and its neighbors.
Read report »