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A handout picture provided by the United Nations shows men moving some of hundreds of bodies from the grounds of General Hospital to a grave following the massive earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on 14 January 2010. EPA/BGNES
Lack of security and desperation are reported to be the major problems in Haiti after the country was hit by a 7-magnitude earthquake caused the death of tens of thousands.
A total of 30 countries have sent or have promised to send aid to Haiti; the relief teams of the USA, China, France, Iceland, and Venezuela are already on the spot.
The rescue teams have reported a surge in violence and armed people on the streets of the capital Port-au-Prince. The lack of security is hindering the badly needed relief efforts such as the distribution of food and water, and the rescue of people still buried under the rubble.
Amidst unprecedented violence and turmoil in Haiti, Prime Minister Ariel Henry has announced his resignation, succumbing to mounting pressure from armed criminal gangs and calls for political change
Haiti's authorities have informed that at least 304 people have died and 1,800 people have injured after a powerful earthquake struck the Caribbean country.
The US is to terminate a programme that gives more than 50,000 immigrants from Haiti protection against deportation, reported BBC.
A new strong earthquake hit Nepal on Sunday morning.
The restoration of the broken water supply tube near the local highway in the region of Kardzhali has been been continuing all night long.
A huge avalanche has fallen over the right slope of the Pirin mountain near the Baderitsa hut.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic claimed that Croatia was the foreign state most actively involved in what he described as an attempted “color revolution” in Serbia
US President Donald Trump declared that Iran has been “totally defeated” following American airstrikes on Kharg Island, releasing video footage that he said shows the scale of the operation and the destruction inflicted on Iranian military assets.
Global oil markets have reacted sharply to the escalation of military strikes against Iran. According to Agence France-Presse, the price of Brent crude has jumped by roughly 42% since the start of U.S. and Israeli attacks on the country.
Earlier this month, Croatia welcomed its first group of conscripts at the Eugen Kvaternik military training center near Slunj, marking the return of compulsory military service, which had been suspended since 2007
Turkish air defenses shot down a third missile targeting Incirlik Air Base, near Adana, reportedly fired from Iran, according to Cumhuriyet
The United States has temporarily eased restrictions on the purchase of certain Russian oil shipments currently stranded at sea, as global energy markets face growing strain due to the ongoing war involving Iran.
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