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Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro may face immediate imprisonment after allegedly violating a court order banning him from using social media. The warning was issued Monday by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who accused Bolsonaro of breaching restrictions imposed in the context of......
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Monday that representatives from Kyiv and Moscow will meet again on Wednesday in Turkey in a renewed attempt to end over three years of war. The dialogue continues despite the "diametrically opposed" positions of both sides. This development......
The Yemeni Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, claimed Tuesday responsibility for an attack targeting Ben Gurion Airport near Tel-Aviv in Israel. According to the Israeli military, an incoming missile—launched from Yemen—was intercepted before it could reach its target. The Houthi forces, which......
Torrential monsoon rains have killed 221 people in Pakistan since the start of an “unusual” rainy season in late June, according to government officials. Among the victims are 104 children and 40 women, most of whom died due to house collapses, flash floods, or electrocution. The National......
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Morocco proudly maintains its place as America's oldest diplomatic partner. In a recent feature by ShareAmerica, the U.S. State Department’s official platform, this enduring alliance was highlighted as a model of long-standing international......
More than 67,000 deodorants from the Power Stick brand are being recalled across the United States due to non-compliance with manufacturing standards, raising concerns over a broader trend in product safety issues in the country. The voluntary recall, initiated by A.P. Deauville, targets three......
The building housing the Mount Lebanon Commercial Registry in Baabda remains under serious risk of collapse, prompting Lebanese Justice Minister Adel Nassar to cut short his vacation abroad and return urgently to the country, according to the National News Agency (ANI). The minister cited “ongoing......
The White House has removed the Wall Street Journal from the list of journalists set to travel with President Donald Trump to Scotland this weekend, following the publication of an article discussing the relationship between the American president and the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The......
Authorities in northern France and southern Belgium are on alert after two wallabies were spotted wandering freely across the border region, evading capture for more than 24 hours. The unexpected marsupial sightings began early Sunday morning when a young woman named Manon spotted one of the small kangaroo-like......
The Sanseito party, a far-right political movement that began on YouTube, has emerged as a surprising force in Japan’s latest upper house elections, drawing national attention with its hardline stance on immigration and populist economic pledges. Campaigning under the slogan "Japanese First,"......
Washington – Former U.S. Ambassador to Morocco, Dwight Bush, has emphasized the enduring and dynamic nature of Moroccan–American relations, calling them “strategic, historic, and rich in opportunity.” In an interview marking the 26th anniversary of King HM Mohammed VI’s......
Italian authorities have cancelled a planned concert featuring Russian conductor Valery Gergiev following public and political criticism due to his close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin. The performance was scheduled for Sunday, July 27, near Naples and was set to include Italian musicians......
Ecuadorian authorities have extradited Adolfo “Fito” Macias, the country’s most powerful drug trafficker, to the United States. The transfer took place on Sunday, just weeks after his dramatic arrest in late June following a year and a half on the run. Known for leading one of Ecuador’s......