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Canada wildfires spread smoke across US

Hundreds of wildfires continue to burn across Canada, sending thick smoke into parts of the United States and prompting widespread air quality warnings in both countries. According to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, 857 wildfires are currently active nationwide, including 23 new fires reported on Thursday. Most of the ongoing fires remain out of control, increasing concerns about their impact on public health and the environment. Smoke from major wildfire clusters in western Ontario has spread across several Canadian cities, including Thunder Bay and Toronto, while also drifting south into the United States. Authorities have issued air quality alerts across parts of the Upper Midwest, the Great Lakes region and the Northeast. In the US, hazardous air quality has been reported in areas of Michigan, Minnesota and Minneapolis. Health officials are advising residents, especially children, older adults and people […]

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US and Iran exchange fresh strikes across Gulf

The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified once again as both sides carried out fresh military operations across the Middle East, despite earlier efforts to ease tensions. Iran announced that it had launched attacks targeting US military facilities in several neighboring Gulf countries, including Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain. The strikes came as renewed fighting entered its sixth day, placing growing strain on the preliminary agreement that had aimed to reduce hostilities. At the same time, the US military confirmed it had conducted a series of overnight airstrikes on multiple locations across Iran. According to US Central Command (CENTCOM), the operation lasted several hours and focused on weakening Iran's military capabilities and reducing potential threats to international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest escalation follows comments by US President Donald Trump, who warned that Iran must return […]

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Ex-motorway chief jailed over Genoa bridge collapse

Former Autostrade per l'Italia chief Giovanni Castellucci has been sentenced to 12 years in prison over the deadly collapse of Genoa's Morandi Bridge, one of Italy's worst infrastructure disasters in recent history. The verdict was delivered by a court in Genoa, nearly eight years after the bridge gave way during a heavy rainstorm in August 2018. The collapse claimed the lives of 43 people as vehicles and trucks plunged from the elevated motorway onto the ground below. Although prosecutors had sought a significantly longer prison sentence, the court imposed a 12-year jail term on Castellucci, who was the former head of Italy's largest motorway operator. Castellucci was among 57 defendants tried in connection with the disaster. Another senior motorway executive, Michele Donferri Mitelli, received an 11-year prison sentence for his role in the case. The former motorway executive is already […]

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Protests erupt over Ukraine defence minister’s dismissal

Ukraine has witnessed protests in several cities after President Volodymyr Zelensky unexpectedly dismissed Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, a move that has sparked criticism from military personnel, political analysts and sections of the public. Hundreds of demonstrators, many of them young people, gathered in the capital, Kyiv, carrying placards in support of Fedorov and chanting slogans condemning the decision. Similar demonstrations were also reported in other parts of the country. The dismissal has fueled debate over tensions within Ukraine's military leadership. During a press briefing, Fedorov disclosed that he had advised President Zelensky to replace Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi and Chief of the General Staff Andrii Hnatov, arguing that changes were needed to improve military strategy. President Zelensky later acknowledged that disagreements between the Defence Ministry and the General Staff had become a long-standing issue. However, he maintained that he had no […]

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Israel tells Pentagon it will keep troops in security zones

Israel has told the United States that it will keep its troops in security zones inside Lebanon, Syria and Gaza. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said the army is determined to remain in these areas to protect border communities from what he described as jihadist threats. The statement came after a call with US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, during which Israel reaffirmed its position on troop deployment in the occupied or controlled zones. Israeli officials say the forces will stay in place for security reasons and to prevent attacks on residents near the borders. The move is likely to remain a major point of tension in the region, as critics continue to question how long the forces will remain in the areas.

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Iran slams barbaric US attack after hospital evacuated near strike

Iran has condemned a recent United States attack as barbaric after a cancer hospital in the country’s southwest was forced to evacuate because of nearby airstrikes.aljazeera+3 Officials in Tehran said the hospital, which treats vulnerable patients, had to be cleared when explosions from US strikes shook the area and raised fears for the safety of staff and patients.lbcgroup+1 Iran’s government compared the incident to what it called Israeli atrocities against healthcare facilities, saying the attack caused severe suffering and anxiety for sick people and their families.firstpost+1 Tehran also warned that it would target regional infrastructure if Washington continued to strike Iranian infrastructure, accusing the US of escalating tensions despite ongoing war related negotiations.aljazeera+2 US military officials have said their operations are aimed at Iranian targets linked to attacks on shipping and security in the Strait of Hormuz and other parts […]

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US military launches new wave of strikes on Iran

The United States military has launched another wave of strikes on Iran, deepening the latest round of tensions between the two countries. According to reports, the strikes were carried out after Iran attacked commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway for global oil trade. The US said the operation was aimed at degrading Iranian capabilities used to threaten shipping and regional security. Officials added that the strikes were part of a broader effort to protect American forces and international commercial vessels. Iran has not publicly confirmed the full extent of the damage, but the renewed attacks are expected to increase pressure in the Middle East and raise concerns about a wider conflict. The latest military action comes at a time of already high tension in the region, with both sides accusing each other of aggression.

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Russian Haaland lookalike says viral video felt like a dream

A Russian model who has gone viral for looking like Manchester City striker Erling Haaland says the experience felt like a dream.nst+1 Anastasia Kostromitina shot to global attention after a video of her at the World Cup spread widely online, with many fans initially thinking she was Haaland himself.instagram+1 She said she did not understand what was happening at first and never expected the clip to attract so much attention. The viral moment has since brought her new followers and brand offers.nst+2 Kostromitina, who previously did not follow football closely, now finds herself linked to one of the game’s biggest stars because of her striking resemblance and similar hairstyle.nst+2 She said the response has been overwhelming but also exciting, and that she hopes to continue using the unexpected fame to grow her modelling and influencer career.

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Iran hangs man convicted over January protests

Iran has executed a man convicted of taking part in anti government protests that rocked the country in January. Judicial authorities said the man, identified as Mohammad Amini Dehaghani, was hanged after the Supreme Court upheld his death sentence He was found guilty of moharebeh, a charge translated as waging war against God, and of collaborating with the enemy during the unrest. Officials accused him of acting against national security by joining what they described as violent riots and working with foreign hostile forces Rights groups say his execution is part of a wider pattern in which Iran has stepped up wartime executions of protesters and political detainees since the conflict with Israel and the United States began.france24+2 They warn that more people arrested over the January protests remain at risk of execution, amid concerns about unfair trials and the […]

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Ukraine PM resigns as Zelensky orders reshuffle

Ukraine’s Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has resigned as President Volodymyr Zelensky moves ahead with a major government reshuffle. Svyrydenko stepped down after talks with the president, who said Ukraine is changing its political strategy. He also said she could take up a new role in another important area of government work. The resignation is part of a wider shake-up that may also affect top law enforcement positions. Zelensky did not give full details about the changes. Svyrydenko said she is ready to continue serving the country in any role that helps strengthen Ukraine and protect its interests. She also said the country must unite its resources at a critical time. The move comes as Ukraine continues to face the war with Russia and tries to keep its government focused on national priorities.

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