Poland Uncovers Suspected Russian Sabotage Network Behind Railway Blasts
Polish authorities are investigating what they describe as one of the most serious sabotage incidents on the country’s railway network in recent years
NATO AND RUSSIA HAVE AGREED TO ESTABLISH A NEW JOINT DECISION-MAKING B...
World | May 15, 2002, Wednesday // 00:00
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Nato and Russia have agreed to establish a new joint decision-making body to counter terrorism and other security threats. The proposed council, which is due to come into effect after a special Nato summit in Italy on 28 May, will allow Russia to join the alliance's decision-making process for the first time. The new council will put Russia on an equal footing with Nato's existing members for the first time.
Widespread Server Errors Hit X, Spotify and More Amid Cloudflare Failure
Cloudflare is working to resolve a major outage that briefly knocked out access to parts of the global internet, disrupting platforms such as X, Facebook, Spotify, Canva
UN Backs Trump’s Gaza Plan, Authorizes International Stabilization Force
The UN Security Council has approved a US-backed resolution endorsing President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, authorising the deployment of an international stabilisation force in the territory
World | November 18, 2025, Tuesday // 11:00
North Korea Warns of 'Nuclear Domino' After US Approves South Korea’s Nuclear Submarines
North Korea has criticized the United States' endorsement of South Korea’s plan to build nuclear-powered submarines, warning that the move could trigger a regional “nuclear domino” effect
World | November 18, 2025, Tuesday // 10:00
Russian Strikes Hit Multiple Regions, Killing Teen in Kharkiv and Damaging Key Sites in Dnipro
Russian strikes continued across several Ukrainian regions, causing casualties, damage to critical facilities and widespread power outages
Russia Claims It Foiled Assassination Attempt on Sergei Shoigu
Russian outlets reported that the Federal Security Service claims to have disrupted an alleged plot to assassinate a senior Russian official, with several media naming Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu as the intended target
