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Saudi Arabia’s Dammam Airport Comes Under Attack

Darwin, October 12: Saudi Arabia’s Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed an attack on Dammam Airport in the country’s Eastern Province. The confirmation came shortly after…

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Fresh Attack on Riyadh’s International Airport, Pakistani Killed, 11 Injured

Darwin, October 12 : A fresh attack has reportedly targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, killing one Pakistani national…

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‘Ukraine Needs a New President’: Trump Criticizes Zelenskyy

Darwin, October 11: US President Donald Trump has called for a new presidential election in Ukraine, suggesting that Volodymyr Zelenskyy has failed to seize opportunities…

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12 Killed in Houthi Attack on Saudi’s Riyadh Airport, Including Two Bangladeshis

Darwin, October 11: At least 12 people have been killed in an attack by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi armed group on King Khalid International Airport in…

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Germany accuses Russia of air traffic control cyber attack

Germany Pledges Counter-Measures After Alleged Russian Cyberattack on Air Traffic Control

Germany, a staunch supporter of Ukraine, has summoned the Russian ambassador to demand accountability for a GRU cyber-attack on air traffic control and a major electoral disinformation campaign. Berlin says it will coordinate with EU partners on “counter-measures” to make Moscow pay a price for its hybrid warfare against Europe.

Ukraines president says it is right for Russias frozen assets to be used to rebuild his country

Russia Sues Euroclear Over EU Plan to Loan Frozen Assets to Ukraine

The Russian Central Bank has sued Euroclear in Moscow, branding the EU’s plan to use €210bn in frozen assets for a €90bn Ukraine loan as theft. Belgium, home to Euroclear, demands water-tight financial guarantees before the Brussels summit, fearing a €185bn liability and damage to the international financial system

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33 Killed as Myanmar Military Launches Air Strike on Hospital

Darwin, 12 December: At least 33 people have been killed and around 70 others wounded after an air strike by Myanmar’s military government hit a major…

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Over 600 Artifacts Stolen from Museum in the UK

Darwin, 12 December: More than 600 artifacts have been stolen from a museum in the southwestern UK city of Bristol, authorities confirmed on Thursday. The…

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US Launches ‘Trump Gold Visa’, Direct Path to Citizenship

Darwin, 12 December:  The Trump administration has introduced a new visa program called the ‘Trump Gold Visa’ aimed at wealthy individuals interested in acquiring U.S….

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Japan Suspends 900 Car Licenses as Strict Drunk Cycling Law Takes Hold

Japanese police have suspended the car driving licenses of almost 900 cyclists caught riding while intoxicated. New rules impose stricter penalties, including potential jail time and significantly lowered legal limits.

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Owners of Deadly Goa Nightclub Found in Thailand Following International Manhunt

Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra, owners of Birch By Romeo Lane, have been detained in Phuket, Thailand, following a fire that killed 25 people. India is now pursuing their immediate extradition.

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Thai Military Launches Offensive After Collapse of Trump’s ‘Historic’ Ceasefire

Renewed artillery and air strikes have shattered the US-brokered peace deal on the Thai-Cambodian border. The Thai military, given ‘carte blanche,’ aims to seize hilltops and inflict severe damage on Cambodian forces.

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U.S. Forces Conduct Operation of Venezuelan coast, Seizes Large Tanker

Darwin, 11 December – The United States has seized a large tanker ship off the coast of Venezuela. U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed the…

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US Cites National Security Order to Mandate Tourist Social Media Disclosure

The DHS and CBP have moved to mandate social media history from ESTA applicants, citing a January executive order on “Protecting the United States From Foreign Terrorists”. The policy expands “extreme vetting” to tourists from VWP countries, matching existing requirements for student and H1B visa applicants, with officials vowing to ensure national security.

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