Cuba Fuel Crisis: Diesel and Oil Depleted, Protests Erupt
Cuba has completely run out of diesel and fuel oil, the energy minister announced, amid ongoing US blockade. Protests have erupted across the island nation as the crisis deepens.
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Russia Launches Record 1,500 Drones on Ukraine
Russia launched over 1,500 drones at Ukrainian cities in two days, killing at least 13. Civilian infrastructure hit, including schools and a UN vehicle. Zelensky condemns attacks.
India Condemns Sinking of Cargo Vessel by Suspected Drone
An Indian-flagged cargo vessel sank in Omani waters after a suspected drone or missile strike. India condemned the attack as unacceptable amid the Strait of Hormuz crisis.
Australian academic denies co-authoring paper with Iran negotiator
Prof Abbas Rajabifard says he was listed as co-author with Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf without his knowledge, and had his name removed from the journal article.
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CDC Hantavirus Staff Boosted 3 to 100
The CDC has increased its hantavirus outbreak staff from 3 to 100, aiming to contain the virus linked to a cruise ship, with three deaths and 11 illnesses reported.
36% of Portland Residents Consider Leaving Over Crime and Taxes
A new survey reveals that 36% of Portland tri-county metro voters are considering moving out within five years, citing high taxes and crime as key factors.
Ship Seized Near Strait of Hormuz After Another Vessel Fire
An unidentified vessel was boarded and redirected towards Iran near Fujairah, while an Indian-flagged cargo ship sank after a fire. Iran claims deals for passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Virgin Atlantic stewardess admits being over alcohol limit before flight
Kathryn Scott, 45, admitted being over the alcohol limit before a flight to Barbados after crashing her car and boarding while drowsy. She was fined £453.
Six Cruise Passengers Fly to Perth After Hantavirus Outbreak
Six passengers from a cruise ship hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak have left the Netherlands for Perth. All tested negative and are symptom-free.
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UN Urges Equatorial Guinea to Stop Deportee Returns
UN human rights experts appeal to Equatorial Guinea to stop returning US deportees to home countries where they face persecution, torture, or death, citing refoulement risks.
Angus Taylor Unveils Migrant Cut Plan in Budget Reply
Angus Taylor announces a plan to significantly reduce migrant intake in his budget reply speech, aiming to ease housing and infrastructure pressures.
Iran Demands Cooperation in Strait of Hormuz Amid Seizure
Iran's foreign minister says ships entering the Strait of Hormuz must cooperate with Iranian navy, following a report of a vessel seized near UAE port.
Seized Palestinian Land Listed on Booking.com
A Palestinian family's land seized for Israeli settlement Neve Daniel is now rented on Booking.com, among 41 listings in illegal settlements, sparking legal and ethical concerns.
Activist Flotilla Leaves Turkey for Gaza Amid Blockade
Dozens of boats carrying activists and aid departed from Turkey's coast to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza, weeks after a previous convoy was intercepted.
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India Condemns Sinking of Its Vessel Near Oman
India condemns the sinking of its flagged dhow near Oman after a suspected drone strike, as the Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens amid the Iran conflict.
Greece Biometric Checks Active, Some May Pass Without Scans
Greece confirms new biometric screening for non-EU travelers is operational, but busy airports may temporarily suspend scans, affecting British tourists.
Brit Couple in Iran Jail Lose Phone Access, Family in Fear
Lindsay and Craig Foreman, British tourists jailed in Iran, have had phone privileges revoked after giving an interview, leaving their family terrified and without contact for weeks.
Russia Launches Record 1,560 Drones at Ukraine in Two Days
Russia fired over 1,560 drones and missiles at Ukraine in the largest 48-hour attack of the war, killing at least 13 and wounding dozens. Zelensky says Putin's peace claims are false.
British mother appeals for help after Cyprus child abduction
A British mother is desperate for help after her abusive ex-partner allegedly kidnapped their two-year-old son in Cyprus. Police are searching for the father who fled to Northern Cyprus.
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Cuba Out of Diesel and Fuel Oil, Minister Says
Cuba has completely exhausted its diesel and fuel oil reserves, causing rolling blackouts up to 22 hours in Havana, linked to the US blockade imposed by Donald Trump.
CDC Hantavirus Staff Surge to 100, Avoids Covid Measures
The CDC increased hantavirus outbreak staff from 3 to 100, aiming to contain the virus without strict Covid-like measures. Three deaths reported from MV Hondius.
Jerusalem Braces for Ultranationalist March Amid Tensions
Jerusalem prepares for an annual ultranationalist Jewish march through the Old City, with fears of racist chants and violence amid ongoing conflict.
Obscure EU Rule Could Pause Airport Chaos for Brits
A little-known clause in the EU's new Entry/Exit System may allow suspension of biometric checks for up to six hours during excessive queues, offering relief to British holidaymakers.
Cuba Energy Crisis Deepens as Russian Oil Runs Dry
Cuba faces a severe energy crisis with no diesel or fuel oil, as US blockade strangles supplies. Rolling blackouts in Havana spark protests, with residents demanding electricity.
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Fired Immigration Judge Sues DOJ Over Discrimination
Florence Chamberlin, a former immigration judge, sues the DOJ alleging she was fired for her sex, race, and political views, claiming a pattern of replacing minorities with white men.
Somalia Drought Crisis: Millions Starving as Aid Dwindles
Somalia faces its worst drought in 2026, with millions starving. US aid cuts and the Iran war worsen the crisis, leaving half a million children at risk of severe malnutrition.
UK airports to allow eight-year-olds at e-gates from July
UK airports will lower e-gate age from 12 to 8 from 8 July, benefiting 1.5 million children and speeding up family travel through 13 airports.
Underwater Memorial to Slave Ship Draws Pilgrims
Black divers visit the wreck of the Henrietta Marie, a British slave ship that sank 326 years ago, in a spiritual pilgrimage to honor ancestors and connect with their heritage.
UK E-Gates to Allow Children Aged 8-9 from July
The Home Office announces e-gates at UK airports will admit children aged 8-9 from 8 July, benefiting 1.5 million more children across 13 airports.
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Man's 'Hangover' Headache Was Actually a Stroke
Michael Batten, 36, was told his severe headache was a hangover after celebrating Thai New Year, but it was actually a stroke requiring brain surgery. He now faces a £16,000 medical bill.
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