Albanian Judge Fatally Shot Inside Tirana Courtroom

  A judge presiding at Tirana’s appeals court was fatally shot Monday by a defendant involved in an ongoing trial, Albanian police confirmed. The gunman escaped initially but was subsequently apprehended by... Read more »

Russia Launches Deadly Mass Strike on Ukrainian Cities

  Russia executed a large-scale overnight assault on Ukraine involving missiles and drones, resulting in at least five fatalities and widespread damage to civilian infrastructure including energy facilities across multiple regions, officials... Read more »

Armored Units Encircle Palestinian Urban Center as Trade Penalties Advance

  Canadian authorities have prohibited Belfast-based rap trio Kneecap from entering the country before their scheduled performances, citing concerns over alleged hate speech and support for terrorist organizations. Parliamentary Secretary for Combatting... Read more »

Bucharest Denounces Moscow Over Airspace Violation During Ukraine Strike

  Romanian authorities have strongly criticized Moscow following an alleged unauthorized entry of a Russian unmanned aircraft into national airspace during weekend operations targeting Ukraine. The incident prompted an immediate military response... Read more »

Xi Skips BRICS Summit Amid Global Tensions

  For the first time in over a decade, Chinese President Xi Jinping is absent from the annual BRICS summit, which begins this week in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This marks a... Read more »

Trump’s Return Shifts Denmark Toward Stronger EU Ties

  As Denmark assumes the rotating presidency of the European Union, the nation finds itself more aligned with Europe than ever before—a dramatic change from its traditionally Euroskeptic stance. This shift is... Read more »

Severe Flooding in Northern Nigeria Claims Over 150 Lives in Mokwa

  A catastrophic flood in Mokwa, a prominent agricultural town in Niger State, Nigeria, has resulted in the deaths of at least 150 individuals, including numerous children, according to state authorities. The... Read more »

A Mother’s Nightmare: Gaza Doctor Loses Nine Children in Airstrike

  In a heart-wrenching tragedy in southern Gaza, pediatrician Dr. Alaa al-Najjar lost nine of her ten children in an Israeli airstrike that hit her home in Khan Younis. On the day... Read more »

Gaza’s Struggle for Food Amid Aid Shortages

  In central Gaza, hunger continues to grip families as food aid remains scarce. On Thursday, Jihad Al Shafie waited outside a bakery that had already run out of bread hours earlier.... Read more »

Gaurav Srivastava and the Shadow of Disinformation

The OffshoreAlert Conference in London brings every year together journalists, private investigators, lawyers, and government officials to share insights on financial crime, asset recovery, and corruption. It’s also a place where stories... Read more »