Inside Israel’s Growing Spy Problem: Iran’s Silent War for Recruits
In a troubling trend that has Israeli security agencies on high alert, authorities report that 20 Iran-linked espionage cases have emerged over the past year, resulting in 30 indictments. While the stories differ in detail, they follow a remarkably consistent pattern: financially vulnerable, socially isolated Israeli citizens are being recruited through social media platforms by Iranian intelligence operatives...
DR Congo Parliament Lifts Kabila’s Immunity Amid Allegations of Rebel Ties
In a historic and controversial move, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) parliament has voted to lift the lifetime immunity of former President Joseph Kabila, a decision that opens the door to potential prosecution. Kabila, who ruled the mineral-rich central African country from 2001 until 2019, is facing serious allegations of aiding the M23 rebel group, which has been embroiled in the ongoing...
Turkey Cracks Down Again: 63 Active-Duty Officers Targeted in Latest FETÖ Operation
In a sweeping operation that underscores Turkey’s enduring crackdown on the Gülen movement, authorities have issued arrest warrants for 63 active-duty military personnel accused of affiliation with the group Ankara holds responsible for the 2016 failed coup attempt. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office announced that the arrests, conducted in 36 provinces, resulted in...
Tragedy in Bangkok: Thai Construction Tycoon, Engineers Face Charges After Deadly Quake Collapse
The collapse of a high-rise building under construction in Bangkok—intended to house Thailand’s State Audit Office—has triggered a criminal investigation and public outrage after it became the only structure in the country to fall during the powerful earthquake that struck neighbouring Myanmar on March 28. The collapse killed 92 people, left many more injured, and has led to...
Why Travel Companies Are Losing Millions by Ignoring Website Accessibility
In an industry built on the promise of exploration and discovery, it’s ironic that travel websites remain some of the least accessible on the internet. Recent reports by WebAIM, a nonprofit focused on web accessibility, and AudioEye, a digital accessibility company, have highlighted the travel sector as one of the worst offenders in online accessibility—and the consequences are steep, both ethically and...
Uncertainty Over US Troop Presence in Europe Fuels NATO Concerns
As questions swirl around the future of the United States' military commitment to Europe, President Donald Trump’s push for greater NATO self-reliance is causing growing unease among allies and lawmakers. Although there has been no official announcement regarding a reduction of US forces in Europe, signs from top leadership — including President Trump and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth — indicate a shifting...
Germany’s Inflation Eases While Italy’s Rises: What It Means for the Eurozone
Inflation data for March 2025 reveals diverging economic trends across Europe, with Germany seeing its inflation rate drop to a four-month low while Italy’s inflation unexpectedly surged to its highest level in over a year. These contrasting figures suggest uneven progress in disinflation across the eurozone, complicating the European Central Bank’s (ECB) policy decisions.
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