London police probe ‘anti-Semitic arson attack’ after Jewish charity ambulances set ablaze
British police are investigating an anti-Semitic hate crime after four ambulances operated by a Jewish charity were set on fire in north London.
[Column] Why North Korea won’t be Trump’s next target
The article discusses the speculation surrounding the potential targeting of North Korea by the Trump administration following U.S. actions in Iran, emphasizing South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's rebuttal of such notions.
Chinese Scholars Say U.S.-China Talks Will Not Lead to North Korean-U.S. Contact, APEC in November as 'Opportunity Window'
Chinese experts believe that a U.S.-China summit will not directly lead to renewed U.S.-North Korea dialogue, but see potential for discussions during the upcoming APEC meeting in November.
Mine clearing vehicle attracts global interest – a North Karelian company received its largest order in history from a NATO country
A North Karelian company, Kesla, has secured its largest order ever for multi-purpose vehicles from a NATO country, valued at approximately 17 million euros.
Suspected Anti-Semitic Hate Crime: Four Ambulances of the Jewish 'Hatzalah' Organization Set on Fire in North London
The British police are investigating a suspected anti-Semitic hate crime involving arson of four ambulances belonging to the Jewish 'Hatzalah' organization in North London.
Arson of Jewish ambulances in London
Four Jewish ambulances were set on fire in North London in an act being investigated as a hate crime.
Vladimir Putin urges to strengthen the strategic partnership between Russia and North Korea
Vladimir Putin emphasizes the importance of enhancing the strategic partnership between Russia and North Korea amidst ongoing military cooperation and support.
Putin seeks to get even closer to Kim Jong Un
Vladimir Putin has expressed appreciation for Kim Jong Un's role in strengthening the ties between Russia and North Korea, as both nations seek to deepen their strategic partnership.
A major attack on the Jewish community in London... 4 ambulances set on fire
In North London, four ambulances belonging to a Jewish community organization were set ablaze amid rising tensions from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Ambulances of Jewish community set on fire in London
Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish community were set ablaze in North London, with police suspecting a hate crime.
Kim Jong Un re-elected as Chairman of the State Affairs Commission of North Korea
Kim Jong Un has been re-elected as Chairman of North Korea's State Affairs Commission, a key position in the authoritarian regime, according to the state news agency KCNA.
Due to Increase in Medical School Enrollment... 3 Schools Lacking Professors 'Certification Delay', Jeonbuk National University Applied for Re-examination
Three medical schools in South Korea have received a 'non-certification deferment' due to difficulties in securing professors amidst an increase in enrollment for the 2025 academic year.
NHL reporter died in a major tragedy – Touching memory of Mikael Granlund and a child
The tragic death of NHL reporter Jessi Pierce, along with her three young children in a house fire, has deeply shocked the hockey community in North America.
London: Four ambulances of the Jewish community set on fire - police sees 'anti-Semitism'
Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish community service were set on fire in North London, with the Metropolitan Police treating the incident as a hate crime and act of anti-Semitism.
South Africa: North West Intensifies FMD Vaccination Drive Across Districts
The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is intensifying its Foot and Mouth Disease vaccination campaign to combat an outbreak that has affected livestock in the province.
Attack against Jews in London
In North London, ambulances used by a Jewish organization were set on fire in what police are investigating as an antisemitic hate crime.
Arson attack on volunteer ambulances in north London being treated as antisemitic hate crime, police say
An arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in north London is being investigated as an antisemitic hate crime by the police.
Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish community set on fire in London
Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish community organization in North London were set on fire, with the police treating the incident as an antisemitic hate crime.
Kim Jong-un is proclaimed re-elected as the supreme leader of North Korea
Kim Jong-un has been re-elected as the supreme leader of North Korea, according to state media KCNA.
Jason Momoa flees Hawaiian home amid dangerous flooding
Jason Momoa and his family were forced to evacuate their home on O'ahu's North Shore due to severe flooding caused by seasonal cyclones.
Truck convoy brings cattle feed relief to north-west Queensland after months of flooding – video
A convoy delivering cattle feed has provided essential support to flood-affected graziers in north-west Queensland, allowing them to connect with their community after prolonged isolation.
Kim Jong-un reappointed as Chairman of the State Affairs Commission as North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly begins
Kim Jong-un has been reappointed as the Chairman of the State Affairs Commission during the Supreme People's Assembly in Pyongyang.
Kim Jong-un Reelected as Chairman of State Affairs Commission; 'Second-in-command' Cho Yong-won Elected as Chairman of the Supreme People’s Assembly
North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly has reelected Kim Jong-un as Chairman, while Cho Yong-won has replaced Choe Ryong-hae as the new Chairman of the Assembly.
Referendum, record turnout: at 11 PM the voter turnout is 46%. Record in the North, the South struggles
Voter turnout for the referendum on the separation of careers reached 46% by 11 PM, with the Northern regions showing a higher participation compared to the struggling Southern regions.
Pini: 'The former members want a federal League. Zaia or Fedriga should lead the North'
Former deputy Gianluca Pini advocates for a federated League led by either Zaia or Fedriga during a laying to rest event in Pontida.
Kim Jong Un reelected as president of state affairs in North Korea
North Korea's legislative body has reelected Kim Jong Un as president of the State Affairs Commission, the highest decision-making and governing body in the country.
‘We’ll never know why’: Former CEO recalls fatal B.C. ferry sinking 20 years later
Former BC Ferries CEO David Hahn reflects on the tragic sinking of the Queen of the North ferry, which occurred 20 years ago, resulting in the loss of two lives.
Why is a 26-year-old Canadian receiving testimony from the son of a former director of the North Korean People's Revolutionary Party every month? [Hello Truth and Reconciliation Committee (Part 13)]
A Canadian researcher, Jack Greenberg, deeply engaged in studying South Korea's historical reconciliation and issues related to civilian massacres, shares insights from his extensive research and interactions with various stakeholders in the country.
Schools, businesses reopen in far north Qld as ex-Cyclone Narelle moves towards WA
Residents of Far North Queensland are reopening businesses and returning to school as the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle continues to be addressed.
2 hikers among 14 rescued from B.C. mountain, officials say 1 in critical condition
Two hikers were rescued from Mount Brunswick in British Columbia, with one in critical condition after a falling incident in snowy conditions.
Maryland basketball coach has intense moment with player during March Madness game
Maryland Terrapins women's basketball coach Brenda Frese had a notable confrontation with player Oluchi Okananwa during a March Madness game against North Carolina, following a challenging performance by Okananwa.
Punters sigh with relief as historic tropical pub dodges cyclone disaster
The Lions Den Hotel in Far North Queensland has emerged unscathed from Cyclone Narelle, following its recovery from significant flood damage two years prior.
Serrana, North and Lakes Regions Gain Reinforcement with New Motorcycles for Environmental Monitoring in Conservation Units
New motorcycles have been introduced to enhance environmental monitoring in the conservation units of the Serrana, North Fluminense, Lakes Region, and Metropolitan areas of Rio de Janeiro.
Preventive detention for three involved in kidnapping attempt in the central-north of Quito
Three suspects have been placed in preventive detention following a failed kidnapping attempt in Quito, Ecuador, where they tried to abduct a citizen but were thwarted by local residents.
North Macedonia: VAT on fuels almost halved
North Macedonia has announced a significant reduction in VAT on fuels in an effort to combat rising fuel prices linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict.
Ekiti youths vow to resist imposed senatorial candidate
The Ekiti North Progressive Youth Alliance has called for Ikole Local Government Area to nominate the next senator for the Ekiti North Senatorial District in 2027, opposing any attempts by current politicians to retain their positions.
Capybara beaten in North Zone of Rio shows improvement, says veterinarian
A capybara that was brutally attacked by a group of men in Rio de Janeiro has shown signs of recovery after initial veterinary treatment.
The man getting things done for Doug Ford in the north
Ontario's Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford is distinguished by his unique approach to consensus-building and modernization efforts in northern Ontario.
Bossi, the PCI card and the 'working-class' League that took part of the left in the North
The article discusses the political evolution of Umberto Bossi and the establishment of the Lega Nord, emphasizing its initial stance as a movement independent from traditional left and right divisions in Italy.
Four Reasons North Korea Cannot be the Next Target
The article argues against claims that North Korea could be the next target of U.S. military action following recent events in Iran, providing four specific reasons to support this view.
North Rhine-Westphalia: The Minister Who Instills Fear in Her Employees
Ina Scharrenbach, the Minister for Municipal Affairs and Regional Identity in North Rhine-Westphalia, is facing accusations from her staff regarding abusive leadership and a toxic work environment.
The person killed by the strike in the north is Ofer Mushkovitz from the Mishgav Am kibbutz
Ofer Mushkovitz, a prominent figure from Kibbutz Mishgav Am, has been identified as the individual killed by a vehicle strike in the region.
'Ram is the deity of North India, Kali in Bengal...’, TMC leader's statement causes uproar
A political controversy has erupted in West Bengal following TMC leader Chandranath Sinha's controversial remarks regarding Lord Ram during an election rally, with strong criticisms from the BJP.
Live: Eels looking to back up against dangerous Dragons
The Parramatta Eels face the St George Illawarra Dragons in a National Rugby League clash after a strong previous performance, while also highlighting the match between winless North Queensland Cowboys and Gold Coast Titans.
Is it a Step Towards Accepting Tourists? The Reopening of the Train Between China and North Korea and Its Significance for North Korea
The reopening of the international train service between Beijing and Pyongyang after nearly six years could signal a revival of tourism from China to North Korea, providing essential foreign currency for the regime.
The Community's Candidate List in North Þing has been Filled and Approved
The community's candidate list for the upcoming elections in North Þing has been completed and officially approved.
Search underway for four people off Tasmania's north-west coast
A search operation has commenced for four individuals whose fishing vessel has gone missing off the north-west coast of Tasmania.
Search underway for missing man after three rescued at sea
Search efforts are ongoing for a missing adult after three individuals were rescued from the waters of Tasmania's north-west coast following a fishing boat incident.
Ending Nigeria’s teenage pregnancy scourge
Teenage pregnancy is a significant social emergency in Nigeria, especially affecting the North-Central and North-West regions, with UNICEF estimating that one in ten girls will become mothers before 18.
Rio City Hall received more than 39 thousand requests for debris removal in 2026; North Zone leads complaints
In 2026, Rio City Hall received over 39,000 requests for debris removal, with the North Zone being the most affected area.