Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels conducted a drone attack near UAE’s Abu Dhabi airport, killing at least 3 people and injuring six. The Houthis have announced to hold a news briefing on a “special military operation” conducted against the UAE. Abu Dhabi Police said three oil tankers blew up in the… Continue reading Houthi drone attack kills 3 in Abu Dhabi
Singer Sinead O’Connor has been hospitalized just a week after her missing teenage son was found dead. Sinead was seen sharing disturbing suicidal posts on social media and then shared that she was going to the Hospital to get help. The singer had even said that she planned to take… Continue reading Suicidal Sinead O’Connor hospitalized a week after losing son
A ballistic missile launched by North Korea on Tuesday reached Mach 10 speeds and was more advanced, according to Seoul. The missile was launched from the country’s Ryanggang Province, near the border with China. The projectile landed in the ocean between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, and covered over 400… Continue reading North Korean missile reached Mach 10, more advanced – South Korea
Sweden’s newly ‘selected’ Leftist Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has been criticized for keeping an illegal immigrant as a house cleaner. Police arrived at her home in Nacka after a burglar alarm went off, and found two workers, out of which one was arrested after it was discovered that she was… Continue reading Leftist Swedish PM called hypocrite for keeping illegal immigrant as cleaner
Sinead O’Connor’s 17-year-old son died on Friday after he went missing from Newbridge, County Kildare. The singer had appealed to her son to come back and that his “life is precious.” Soon after his disappearance, she said her “World would collapse without you. Please don’t harm yourself.” The search for… Continue reading Sinead O’Connor loses son after he goes missing in Ireland
A Danish warship has ejected three suspected pirates off the coast of West Africa who were detained on the ship for over 5 weeks. The ship carrying containers was attacked by the pirates on November 24, and after an exchange of fire – in the Gulf of Guinea – the… Continue reading Denmark ejects suspected pirates on raft
The European Court of Human Rights has thrown out a 7-year-old discrimination case of some gay rights activist. Gareth Lee sued a Christian-run bakery in Belfast, Northern Ireland for refusing to write “Support Gay Marriage” on a cake. Ashers Baking Company said the slogan violated their Christian beliefs. The European… Continue reading European Court throws out Lee v. Ashers “gay cake” case
The Kazakh government has resigned after protests over an increase in gas prices turned violent in the country’s biggest city, Almaty. About a 100 Police officers were injured in the protests and the Kazakh President accepted the government’s resignation on Wednesday. Stun grenades were used in an attempt to disperse… Continue reading Kazakh government resigns after violent protests
After a Taliban order, Afghans have declared Jihad against all mannequins in the country. The mannequins are now being publicly beheaded and videos circulating online show just how dire the situation has become for the fiberglass and plastic models. Saws are being used to behead them as “Allah Akbar” is… Continue reading Afghans declare “Jihad” against mannequins
Two drones were intercepted on Monday as they moved towards an Iraqi base housing American troops. The drones were intercepted on the anniversary of the US assassination of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani. The base that was reportedly targeted was near the Baghdad Airport where Soleimani was killed in 2020. Iran… Continue reading 2 drones moving towards Iraqi base housing American troops intercepted