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18
Nov
2025

Misidentified Wire Triggers Power Failure That Sends Cargo Ship Into Bridge

Investigators say a simple labeling mistake on an electrical wire led to a catastrophic power outage aboard a massive container ship, causing the vessel to lose control and slam into a bridge in a dramatic maritime accident that has stunned authorities.
18
Nov
2025

Police in Mostar Detain Suspect Linked to Woman’s Murder

Authorities in Mostar have arrested a man believed to be an accomplice in the killing of a woman whose death shocked the local community and prompted a widespread search for those involved.
18
Nov
2025

Podgorica Seeks New Path Forward as International Partners Shape Montenegro’s Future

Montenegro’s political scene is entering a new phase as international partners step up their involvement in helping the country overcome its deep institutional gridlock and revive its stalled European integration. A series of proposals — including the introduction of “mentor states,” increased British engagement, and the creation of a broad “Coalition for Europe” — are now at the center of discussions about how to stabilize the country and move reforms forward.
18-Nov-2025

Pressure Mounts on Ottawa After Questioning of Prominent Israel Critic

Canadian officials are facing mounting demands for transparency after the government confirmed it had questioned a well-known critic of Israeli policies, sparking concerns about political overreach and the protection of free expression in Canada.
18-Nov-2025

Trump Shifts Strategy on Epstein Scandal Amid Fears of Appearing Weak

Former President Donald Trump has made a sharp turn in his approach to the growing political storm surrounding renewed attention on Jeffrey Epstein, abandoning a defensive stance in favor of a more aggressive, counterpunching strategy that advisers say better suits his political instincts.
18-Nov-2025

Vučić Warns of Imminent Crisis as Serbia Seeks More Time from Washington

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has issued one of his starkest warnings to date, saying the country is facing a “complete collapse” unless it gains additional time to address mounting pressures from the international community.
17-Nov-2025

Greene’s Rebellion Signals Growing Turbulence Inside Trump-Aligned GOP

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s escalating political revolt on Capitol Hill is revealing deeper fractures within the Trump-aligned wing of the Republican Party, raising new questions about the former president’s grip on his most vocal supporters.
17-Nov-2025

Germany Halts Controversial Holocaust Artifact Sale Following Public Outcry

German authorities have canceled a planned auction of Holocaust-era artifacts after an intense wave of public criticism, historian objections, and appeals from Jewish organizations who argued that the sale would commercialize human suffering and undermine the memory of the victims.
17-Nov-2025

Poland Probes Sabotage After Key Rail Line to Ukraine Is Destroyed

Polish authorities have launched an urgent investigation after a crucial railway line used to deliver humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine was deliberately destroyed in what Prime Minister Donald Tusk called a “clear act of sabotage.”
17-Nov-2025

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Faces Death Sentence After War Crimes Verdict

Bangladesh’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death after a special tribunal found her guilty of crimes against humanity, marking one of the most dramatic turns in the country’s political history.
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