12 Migrants Die in Two Boat Accidents in the Aegean Sea
Twelve migrants have died in two boat accidents in the Mediterranean, according to Greek authorities.
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Twelve migrants have died in two boat accidents in the Mediterranean, according to Greek authorities.
WorldCity after city is announcing curfews for minors on Monday night, including parts of central Paris, Lille and Nice. France’s interior minister says he has asked to resign following the weekend’s violent protests, but President Emmanuel Macron has rejected his request.
WorldThe first television debate ahead of the decisive round of Brazil’s presidential election was marked by a frosty atmosphere between the two candidates, Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro.
World politicsPhilosophy professor Tatjana Paunovic was chosen by her students as one of the 250 candidates on the “Student List,” which aims to reform Serbia. “The students are amazing. They have a very detailed plan for how everything should change,” she says.
WorldIt began as a grassroots student movement against corruption, but the “Student List” is now fielding a motley crew of candidates against President Aleksandar Vucic in Serbia. This could be a new way to challenge deeply entrenched authoritarian leaders, says political scientist Florian Bieber.
WorldIran's Revolutionary Guard claims an oil tanker caught fire after hitting a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz.
WorldUkraine's armed forces are once again facing limitations in the US satellite networks Starlink and Starshield, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. In Nova Vodolaha, in the Kharkiv region, at least six people, including three children, were killed when a Russian drone struck a park, according to the region's governor.
ConflictsRussian President Vladimir Putin has proposed a meeting with his American and Chinese counterparts to end the war in Ukraine, several sources familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal.
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