Border Entry/Exit System (EES) Launched by European Union

BELGIUM – The EU has begun rolling out the new border Entry/Exit System (EES) which will record the entry and exit of travelers in the Schengen Area. From Oct. 12, EU Member States will start introducing the Entry/Exit System (EES), which will digitally register the data of non-EU nationals crossing the EU’s external borders for […]

Patrick Herminie Wins Seychelles Presidential Run-Off Elections

SEYCHELLES – Opposition candidate Patrick Herminie won the Seychelles presidential run-off elections on Saturday according to official results on Sunday. Herminie, leader of the United Seychelles party, received 52.7% of the vote, defeating incumbent President Wavel Ramkalawan of the Seychellois Democratic Alliance, who garnered 47.3%, according to the country’s electoral commission. In his victory address, […]

Operation Independence 200 Military Drills Launched by Venezuela

VENEZUELA – Venezuela on Saturday launched Operation Independence 200 military exercise involving over 1,500 soldiers and civilians to defend national sovereignty amid tensions with United States. According to reports in the national press, Venezuela’s Interior, Justice and Peace Minister Diosdado Cabello made the announcement during a vehicle and equipment handover ceremony in the state of […]

Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Clashes, What We Know

AFGHANISTAN – Cross-border shelling and firing of heavy artillery was on Saturday witnessed as Pakistan-Afghanistan border clashes escalated to direct armies engagement. On Sunday, Afghanistan claimed to have killed at least 58 Pakistani military personnel. Pakistan said it took control of 19 Afghan border posts from whence the attacks were being launched from, with dozens […]

Floods in Mexico Kill at Least 42

MEXICO – At least 42 people lost their lives and 27 others went missing after torrential rains triggered floods in Mexico, according to authorities on Saturday. In a statement, Mexico’s National Civil Protection Coordination (CNPC) said that the heavy downpours have caused devastating floods in the states of Veracruz, Puebla, Hidalgo, Queretaro, and San Luis […]

Latest on the Russia-Ukraine War: Overnight Drone Attacks Reported

UKRAINE – Both Russia and Ukraine reported overnight drone attacks in various fronts on Saturday. Ukraine’s Air Force said Russia launched 78 Shahed, Gerbera, and other attack drones from Orel, Millerovo, Kursk, and Chauda in Crimea on the night of Oct. 11. “As of 09:00 (0600GMT), air defenses shot down or suppressed 54 enemy UAVs […]

Moscow to Honor Russia-North Korea Alliance Pact; Dmitry Medvedev

NORTH KOREA – In a meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang on Saturday, the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said that Moscow will fully honor the Russia-North Korea alliance pact under the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement. “Our relations are now based on a solid legal foundation, an alliance […]

Israeli Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon Kill 1

LEBANON – At least 1 person was killed and 7 others injured after Israeli airstrikes on Southern Lebanon’s Al-Msayleh town despite a ceasefire agreement. The state-run National News Agency said that 10 Israeli airstrikes targeted heavy machinery yards destroying over 300 vehicles, including excavators and bulldozers, causing an estimated loss of hundreds of millions of dollars. […]

Judge Orders DHS Agents to Stop Targeting Journalists in Chicago

USA – On Thursday, a US federal judge ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents to stop targeting journalists who’re reporting on protests and immigration enforcement activities in Chicago. In recent weeks, as federal agents confronted protesters in the Chicago area, journalists were targeted with tear gas and less-lethal weapons, such as pepper balls. […]