Kuwait Court Awards Custody to Father After Ruling Mother’s Social Media Activity Harmed Children
A court in Kuwait has transferred custody of two children from their mother to their father in a landmark ruling,…
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Greek Authorities Assess Wildfire Damage as Thousands of Hectares Burn Near Athens
Greek authorities have begun assessing the destruction caused by a major wildfire that swept through communities west of Athens, leaving…
Greek Wildfire Survivors Return to Devastation as Firefighters Battle Remaining Hotspots
Residents of fire-ravaged communities northwest of Athens began returning to their homes on Tuesday, confronting widespread destruction as firefighters continued…
US Marine Corps F-35B Fighter Jet Crashes Near San Diego Base, Pilot Escapes Safely
A US Marine Corps F-35B fighter jet crashed near Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego on Friday, with…
Wildfire Burns Out of Control in Southern Germany as Strong Winds Challenge Firefighters
A large wildfire continued to burn out of control in southern Germany on Saturday, with strong winds and difficult terrain…
US State Department Shows Error-Filled Africa Map at AIDS Conference
A US State Department presentation at a major global AIDS conference in Brazil has drawn criticism after a map shown…
Iranian Strike in Kuwait Kills Worker as Middle East Conflict Spreads
A worker was killed in Kuwait after an Iranian missile struck a building linked to a Chinese company in the…
Death Toll Rises to 13 After Powerful Earthquake Strikes Japan’s Kumamoto Prefecture
At least 13 people have died after a powerful earthquake struck Japan’s Kumamoto Prefecture, with rescue teams continuing to search…
Normandy’s D-Day Beaches Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
The historic D-Day landing beaches in Normandy have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, marking the completion of…
US Pauses Iran Strikes as Munitions Concerns Raise Hopes for Renewed Talks
Iran has passed another night without US airstrikes as Washington pauses a conflict approaching its fifth month, with reports suggesting…