Pakistani astronaut China space station first: a Pakistani payload specialist will fly on Shenzhou-24 to Tiangong, the first foreign astronaut to visit it. The China Manned Space Agency named the mission on Saturday — but not the astronaut, and not the launch date.
Read articleThe China Manned Space Agency confirmed on Saturday that a Pakistani payload specialist will fly to Tiangong aboard Shenzhou-24 and come home aboard Shenzhou-23 — the first foreign astronaut ever to visit China’s…
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US strikes Iran air defence on Qeshm confirmed by Trump as 'minor' — as Qatar tables a two-day bridge deal and CENTCOM offers $20m for nuclear tips. The strike was the first since the November 3 midterms, and it landed on the same day Washington and Tehran were trading proposals through Doha.
Read articleA day after this site reported two unexplained explosions on Iran’s Qeshm Island as unconfirmed, President Donald Trump has confirmed them: US forces struck an Iranian air defence system on Friday, in the first…
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CENTCOM says the US disables ship in Iran blockade enforcement for the fifth time since July, striking the M/V Huda in the Gulf of Oman on Saturday, Nov. 7. The same day, CENTCOM unveiled Task Force Iron Gate to carry the campaign to Iran’s land borders.
Read articleA U.S. military aircraft fired precision munitions into the stern of the bulk carrier M/V Huda in the Gulf of Oman on Saturday, disabling a civilian-crewed merchant ship for the fifth time since July — and CENTCOM…
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Eisenkot to form government in Israel after President Herzog handed the Yashar leader the mandate Saturday, passing over Netanyahu despite Likud's 27 seats. The formal mandate ceremony is Sunday at 5 p.m. at the president's residence, and the new Knesset is sworn in on Tuesday.
Read articleThe Eisenkot to form government race ended its first act on Saturday night: President Isaac Herzog announced that opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot — not Benjamin Netanyahu — will get the first chance to build Israel’s…
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Gaza rain floods tents of displaced families as the first winter storm swamps 70,000 shelters, sparks 1,500 distress calls and exposes a huge shelter gap. With most of Gaza's more than two million people living in tent camps and only a few thousand replacement tents in stock, one night of rain became a territory-wide emergency.
Read articleThe first winter storm of the season was, by meteorological standards, an ordinary night of heavy rain. In a territory where most of more than two million people now sleep under canvas, it was enough to flood at…
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Iran lifts missile range limit of 2,000km, IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi says, as Tehran warns responses will have no geographical limits. The announcement ends a restraint in place since 2017 — but no missile beyond the old cap has yet been demonstrated, and Tehran itself says the proof must come in practice.
Read articleIran has formally ended the self-imposed 2,000-kilometre ceiling on its ballistic missile ranges, the IRGC confirmed in Tehran on Saturday — a doctrine change that retires a nine-year-old reassurance aimed at Europe.…
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If Britain's electricity grid failed completely, the BBC would broadcast from a protected emergency studio while transmitters ran on diesel for three days. The plan exists — and the government insists there is no specific threat.
Read articleWorld / United Kingdom — If Britain's electricity grid failed completely, the BBC would keep broadcasting from a small protected emergency studio, transmitters running on diesel, carrying pre-written government…
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A gunman drove onto Krakow's Main Market Square on Saturday afternoon and opened fire at apparently random people, killing six and injuring 15 — among them two police officers, one in very critical condition — before officers shot him as he tried to escape, police said. The suspect, a 25-year-old Polish citizen from Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, is in hospital in police custody and has not been named, and authorities have not confirmed whether the attack was terror-related.
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A gunman drove onto Krakow’s Main Market Square on Saturday afternoon and opened fire at apparently random people, killing six and injuring 15 — among them two police officers, one in very critical condition — before…
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The US measles cases 2026 record is set: the CDC counts 5,182 confirmed cases this year — more than double all of 2025 — with 43 outbreaks, 562 hospitalizations and a death toll the CDC and the states count differently, days before a WHO/PAHO review of the elimination status held since 2000.
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The US measles cases 2026 record is set: the CDC counts 5,182 confirmed cases this year — more than double all of 2025 — with 43 outbreaks, 562 hospitalizations and a death toll the CDC and the states count…
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A Mombasa High Court sentenced Paul Mackenzie to two consecutive 100-year terms for the deaths of 190 children and one adult in Shakahola Forest — and refused the death penalty, ruling that execution could feed the belief that dying would reunite the convicted with Jesus.
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Paul Mackenzie sentenced 200 years — 100 years for murder by starvation and a consecutive 100 years for direct homicide — after a Mombasa High Court convicted the Good News International Church leader over the deaths…
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Emergency Lawyers say an RSF drone destroyed a civilian car on the Jumu’iyyah Road in southern Omdurman on Saturday morning, killing all five people on board — the second drone attack on the capital area within a week, after months of relative calm.
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Emergency Lawyers, an independent Sudanese legal group, say a drone belonging to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces destroyed a civilian car on the Jumu’iyyah Road in southern rural Omdurman on Saturday morning,…
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Beijing has confirmed it is in communication about a first-ever meeting of Xi, Trump and Putin at the Shenzhen APEC summit — discussed in secret for two weeks, proposed by Putin in October, and still not scheduled.
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For the first time, Beijing has confirmed that a Xi Trump Putin meeting is under discussion — a trilateral that has never taken place, expected on the sidelines of the APEC leaders’ summit in Shenzhen on November…
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Back-channel sources relayed a stark opening position to the FT: no ceasefire until Kyiv surrenders the rest of the Donbas — and a winter of strikes on Ukraine’s energy grid as the pressure if it refuses.
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Back-channel sources have relayed the Kremlin’s opening position to the Financial Times in stark terms: Putin demands Donbas ceasefire precondition — no truce until Kyiv surrenders the part of the Donbas Moscow does…
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Ukraine says Neptune missiles hit Oryol’s Proton-Electrotex missile-parts plant for the second time in under three weeks, while monitors reported a fire at Rosneft’s Saratov refinery — a blaze Moscow has not confirmed, on a night Russia says it downed 411 drones.
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A Saratov oil refinery attack reported by open-source monitors, a second strike in under three weeks on the Proton-Electrotex missile-parts plant in Oryol, and a Russian claim of 411 drones intercepted — one night…
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For the second night in a row Russia sent a mass wave at Ukraine — 164 drones and three Kh-59/69 missiles. Air defence neutralised 137 drones, hits were recorded at 23 locations, and one person was reported killed in Odesa, two days before Abu Dhabi talks.
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For the second night in a row, Russia sent a mass wave at Ukraine — 164 drones and three guided missiles from 18:00 on November 7. Air defence neutralised 137 drones, but hits were recorded at 23 locations, one…
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