Israel says detained Gaza flotilla activists to be taken to Greece Israel on Thursday said that dozens of activists intercepted by the Israeli military from a Gaza-bound aid flotilla in international waters off Crete would be taken to Greek shores where they would disembark. FRANCE 24's Carys Garland reports. #Israel #says #detained #Gaza #flotilla

France investigates return of adult website linked to Pelicot mass-rape trial French prosecutors are investigating the reopening of the adult website Coco, now renamed Cocoland, on which sex criminal Dominique Pelicot used a chatroom to find dozens of strangers to rape his sedated wife Gisèle Pelicot. The platform has also been linked to crimes including including the sexual abuse of children and murder. #France #investigates #return #adult #website

Violence escalates in Colombia with dozens of attacks before presidential vote A spate of attacks against civilians and military bases in Colombia's southwestern region has raised security concerns as the country heads to a May presidential election in which crime is expected to be one of the top voter concerns. Rebel groups have staged 26 attacks with explosives and drones since Friday, including a deadly blast Saturday on a highway between the cities of Cali and Popayan, according to Colombia’s defense ministry. #Violence #escalates #Colombia #with #dozens

Mystery surrounds fate of detained journalist six months after fall of key Sudan city Six months have passed since the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) captured the Sudanese regional capital Al Fashir and shared dozens of videos documenting their massacre in the city. #Mystery #surrounds #fate #detained #journalist

Major Russia drone and missile attack kills several, wounds dozens in Ukraine Russia launched more than 660 drones and missiles at Ukraine overnight on Friday killing four people and injuring more than 30, Ukrainian officials said. Major strikes hit buildings in the eastern city of Dnipro where, on Saturday morning, rescue teams were searching for people trapped under rubble. #Major #Russia #drone #and #missile

Kylie Jenner Flaunts Her Birkin Collection | E! News Kylie Jenner is giving fans a rare look inside her ultra-luxurious handbag collection. In a new Instagram photo dump posted April 21, the Kylie Cosmetics founder showed off her jaw-dropping Hermès archive, featuring dozens of Birkin bags in a wide range of colors, sizes, and materials. #Kylie #Jenner #Flaunts #Her #Birkin

Iranian tankers bypass US blockade Dozens of ships exiting the Gulf include several loaded with Iranian oil #Iranian #tankers #bypass #blockade

Crankbaits Made EASY (Beginner Guide!) | Bass Fishing If you’re new to bass fishing, crankbaits can feel overwhelming — dozens of shapes, bills, colors, and depths. But the truth is, choosing the right crankbait is actually simple once you understand a few key principles. #Crankbaits #Made #EASY #Beginner #Guide

The Doctor Will Seek Your Vote Now Dozens of Democratic doctors are running for office in the midterms, including some spurred by opposition to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. #The #Doctor #Will #Seek #Your

French billionaire Bolloré sparks turmoil at Grasset as 115 authors leave publishing house French conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré came under attack from dozens of authors on Thursday at one of his flagship publishing brands, as he continues to reshape the country's media landscape. More than 100 authors at the Grasset imprint, home to some of the biggest names in French literature, said they would leave the publishing house after the surprise departure of its long-time CEO. #French #billionaire #Bolloré #sparks #turmoil

French billionaire Bollore sparks turmoil at top publisher Grasset French conservative billionaire Vincent Bollore came under attack from dozens of authors on Thursday at one of his flagship publishing brands, as he continues to reshape the country's media landscape. Olivier Nora, who had headed Grasset for 26 years, left on Tuesday with no explanation, though reports claimed he had been sacked by Bollore following a disagreement about a book. #French #billionaire #Bollore #sparks #turmoil

Turkey orders mass arrests over online praise for recent school shootings Turkish police have ordered the arrest of several dozens of people accused of praising recent school shootings online. At least nine people died in a school shooting in the southern province of Kahramanmaras on Wednesday, and on Tuesday, a former student opened fire at a high school in the southeastern district of Siverek, injuring 16. #Turkey #orders #mass #arrests #over

More than a dozen killed in Russian attacks on Kyiv, other Ukrainian cities More than a dozen people, including at least one child, has been killed in Russian missile and drone attacks on residential buildings in Kyiv and in other Ukrainian cities like Odesa and Dnipro overnight to Thursday. Several dozens of civilians were also injured in the assaults. #More #than #dozen #killed #Russian

US blockade of Iranian ports 'fully implemented' The US military said Tuesday that it successfully stopped six ships from sailing out of Iranian ports during the first 24 hours of a naval blockade against the Islamic republic. Central Command (CENTCOM) – which is responsible for American forces in the Middle East – said more than 10,000 US troops, over a dozen warships, and dozens of aircraft are taking part in the mission. #blockade #Iranian #ports #fully #implemented

How a Russian ship under sanctions delivered armoured vehicles to Mali Dozens of military vehicles transported from Russia were delivered to Mali through the port of Conakry, Guinea, in late March. The equipment was carried by a Russian cargo ship currently under international sanctions. #How #Russian #ship #under #sanctions

Colombia to cull dozens of wild hippos from herd started by Pablo Escobar Colombian officials are set to cull around 80 wild hippos from a colony originally started by Pablo Escobar. #Colombia #cull #dozens #wild #hippos

Military air strikes kill dozens of people in northeast Nigeria, Amnesty International says Military air strikes on a village in northeastern Nigeria killed dozens of people on Saturday, Amnesty International reported Sunday. The country's air force initially said it had struck a "known terrorist enclave and logistics hub" before later saying it was launching an investigation into the attack following reports of civilian casualties. #Military #air #strikes #kill #dozens

Why Opening the Hormuz Won’t Lower Gas Prices Our energy reporter Rebecca F. Elliott explains why, even if the flow of energy is restored through the Persian Gulf, it will take months to carry out repairs across dozens of energy sites in the region. #Why #Opening #the #Hormuz #Wont

RSPCA responds to accusations image of dozens of dogs crammed into living room was fake The RSPCA has denied using AI-generated images after a photo of dozens of dogs crammed into a living room was branded fake online. #RSPCA #responds #accusations #image #dozens

EU farm fraud scandal rocks Greek government, PM urges swift action Greek P​M Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged EU prosecutors to decide swiftly whether to indict lawmakers from his centre-right New Democracy party as part of a farm fraud probe, as he seeks to stem the political fallout from the ​scandal. European prosecutors charged dozens of Greek stockbreeders last ⁠year with faking ownership of pastureland to claim millions of euros in EU farm subsidies, allegedly with the help of state employees and conservative politicians. #farm #fraud #scandal #rocks #Greek

Dozens killed in Easter attacks in Nigeria In tonight's edition, dozens of people have been killed in multiple attacks in Nigeria on Easter weekend. Also, disruption to shipping routes linked to the Iran war has left about eight million kilograms of tea stuck in warehouses in Kenya. #Dozens #killed #Easter #attacks #Nigeria

Israel Steps Up Attacks on Lebanon, Killing Dozens Sunday was a particularly deadly day, as Israel targeted areas around the country — including a Christian area long regarded as safe by residents. #Israel #Steps #Attacks #Lebanon #Killing

Iran war: Did the US and Israel break international law? | DW News Dozens of international legal scholars say the US and Israeli strikes on Iran violate international law. In an open letter, the experts argue that the military campaign breaches the United Nations Charter, which prohibits the use of force except in self-defence or with authorisation from the UN Security Council. #Iran #war #Did #the #and

Why killing Iran's leaders won't bring down the regime | DW News Despite the deaths of dozens of officials, Iran's regime shows no sign of surrender. So how can the US and Israel win this war? #Why #killing #Irans #leaders #wont

Military transport plane crashes in Colombia with 121 on board, dozens dead A military transport plane carrying 121 people, mostly soldiers, crashed shortly after takeoff on Monday in Puerto Leguizamo, Colombia, killing at least 66 and injuring 81, authorities said. The injured were treated locally before being airlifted, while victims’ bodies were taken to the town’s morgue, officials added. #Military #transport #plane #crashes #Colombia

In LaGuardia Crash That Killed 2, Call to ‘Stop!’ Came Too Late A collision between an Air Canada Express jet and a fire truck on Sunday night left two pilots dead and dozens injured. #LaGuardia #Crash #That #Killed #Call

Iran strikes Israeli nuclear town in retaliation for Natanz attack amid escalating conflict An Iranian missile struck the Israeli town of Dimona, home to a nuclear facility, injuring dozens in what Tehran said was retaliation for strikes on its Natanz nuclear site. The attack comes amid escalating regional tensions, including two failed Iranian missile strikes on the US‑UK base Diego Garcia, some 4,000 km from Iran – launches that suggest Tehran’s missiles may have greater range than previously thought. #Iran #strikes #Israeli #nuclear #town

Did you feel the ground shake under the weight of Mother Nature's fury? The Balearic Islands are currently grappling with an intense storm that has unleashed 13-metre waves and winds reaching 120 km/h! This situation has led to numerous incidents that are not just alarming but also quite dangerous for residents and tourists alike. The local authorities have been proactive, sending out EsAlert warnings to keep everyone informed about the ongoing hazards. Such storms remind us of how unpredictable and powerful nature can be, emphasizing the importance of preparedness in our daily lives. Have you or someone you know experienced the impact of this storm firsthand? Stay safe and share your stories! https://www.majorcadailybulletin.com/weather/weather/2026/03/15/140927/storm-batters-balearic-islands-metre-waves-and-120-winds-trigger-dozens-incidents.html #BalearicIslands #StormAlert #WeatherWarnings #StaySafe

UK among economies investigated in fresh US trade war move The UK has been included in a fresh US trade investigation that could result in new tariff pressure being applied to dozens of countries. #among #economies #investigated #fresh #trade

Dozens of MPs call for formal apology over Britain's actions during Palestine administration Dozens of MPs are calling for the government to formally apologise for Britain's actions during its administration of Palestine in the first part of the 20th century. #Dozens #MPs #call #for #formal

Do you think it's time for Britain to address its historical actions in Palestine? Dozens of MPs are now advocating for a formal apology regarding the country's colonial administration of Palestine in the early 20th century. This call reflects a growing recognition of the need for accountability and understanding of historical injustices. The political and social ramifications of colonialism continue to be felt today, and many argue that acknowledging past wrongs is a crucial step toward healing and reconciliation. An apology could serve as a recognition of the pain experienced by the Palestinian people and the impact of British policies during that tumultuous period. How do you feel about the idea of a formal apology? Could it lead to a better understanding and relationship moving forward? https://news.sky.com/story/dozens-of-mps-call-for-formal-apology-over-britains-actions-during-palestine-administration-13519230 #Palestine #BritishHistory #MPs #Colonialism

Senegal passes law doubling penalty for same-sex relations to 10 years in prison Senegal’s parliament on Wednesday passed a law doubling the maximum prison term for same-sex relations to 10 years, intensifying a crackdown on the LGBTQ community. The bill, which also criminalizes promoting or financing such relationships, now awaits President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s signature amid reports of dozens of arrests since February. #Senegal #passes #law #doubling #penalty

Ever felt like you were searching for a needle in a haystack? Finding the perfect bridal shower dress can feel just like that, a quest filled with anticipation, excitement, and maybe a little frustration. The journey through numerous styles—from pearl-embellished minis to elegant lace gowns—reminds us how clothing is not just fabric; it’s an expression of our identity and emotions. As I read about the writer's adventures in trying on dozens of dresses, I couldn’t help but reflect on how this search mirrors our larger journey in life. Each dress symbolizes a choice, a moment that resonates with our story. There's a thrill in the hunt, yet the pressure to find “the one” can be overwhelming. But isn’t it fascinating how the most significant moments in our lives often hinge on such seemingly trivial decisions? It’s about more than just aesthetics; it’s about feeling like the best version of ourselves on a day that celebrates love and connection. So, what makes a dress truly unforgettable? Is it the way it fits, the memories it conjures, or simply the joy it brings us? Let’s embrace this beautiful chaos of choices. Have you ever gone on a similar style journey? https://www.vogue.com/article/bridal-shower-dress-try-on #BridalFashion #DressHunt #StyleJourney #WeddingVibes

Increíble cómo una banda ucraniana se aprovechó de la vulnerabilidad de tantas mujeres, llevando a cabo un fraude masivo de €4,7 millones en España. Es un recordatorio de que siempre debemos estar atentos a las estafas que pueden afectar a los más necesitados. ¿Qué medidas crees que deberían tomarse para proteger a las personas vulnerables de este tipo de situaciones? https://www.theolivepress.es/spain-news/2026/03/05/ukrainian-gang-recruited-dozens-of-vulnerable-compatriots-and-brought-them-to-spain-as-part-of-e4-7m-online-gaming-scam/ #Estafas #Seguridad #MujeresVulnerables #FraudeOnline

Analysis Suggests School Was Hit Amid U.S. Strikes on Iranian Naval Base The Feb. 28 school strike in Minab, which killed dozens, including children, appears to have been part of an attack on an adjacent naval base in southern Iran, where officials said U. #Analysis #Suggests #School #Was #Hit

Live: US embassy in Saudi Arabia hit by drones, Americans urged to leave dozens of countries Iran hit the US embassy in Saudi Arabia’s capital with a drone strike early Tuesday as it kept striking targets around the region, while the United States and Israel pounded Iran with airstrikes. The attack from two drones on the the embassy in Riyadh caused a “limited fire” and minor damage, according to Saudi Arabia’s Defense Ministry. #Live #embassy #Saudi #Arabia #hit

It's shocking to think how quickly a routine ride can turn into a tragedy. Two lives were lost and nearly 50 others were injured when a tram derailed in the heart of Milan, crashing into a building. This tragic event serves as a grim reminder of the importance of safety in public transportation systems. With so many people relying on trams and other forms of mass transit every day, we must advocate for stricter safety measures and regular inspections. What are your thoughts on how cities can improve safety in public transport? https://news.sky.com/story/three-dead-and-dozens-injured-after-milan-tram-derails-13513116 #PublicTransport #SafetyFirst #MilanTragedy #TransportationNews

55 Ghanaians killed on the battlefields of Ukraine First, dozens of Ghanaians have been killed on the battlefields of Ukraine, as Ghana's Foreign Minister makes a direct appeal to President Zelensky. Also, a new sleeping sickness pill receives the green light from European regulators, paving its way to Africa to protect over 60 million at risk from the deadly tsetse fly. #Ghanaians #killed #the #battlefields #Ukraine

Tram accidents can happen in the blink of an eye, and the recent tragedy in Milan is a stark reminder of that. On Friday, a tram derailment occurred in central Milan, leading to the unfortunate deaths of two individuals and injuring at least 39 others. This incident raises serious concerns about public transportation safety and the measures in place to ensure the welfare of passengers. Incidents like these serve as an urgent call for action. What are the current safety standards for trams in major cities? Are regular maintenance checks being conducted? While trams are generally considered a safe mode of transport, accidents like this highlight vulnerabilities that need to be addressed. Have you ever felt uncertain while using public transport? Let's talk about how we can advocate for safer travel. What are your thoughts on improving safety measures? https://euroweeklynews.com/2026/02/27/tram-derailment-in-milan-leaves-two-dead-and-dozens-injured/ #MilanTram #PublicTransportSafety #TramAccident #SafetyFirst

Trial of stolen Elysée Palace porcelain dinnerware opens in Paris Three men, including one formerly in charge of the silverware at the French presidential palace, are on trial starting this Thursday, February 26, for stealing dozens of pieces of porcelain from the Élysée. The estimated value of the stolen items exceeds €350,000. #Trial #stolen #Elysée #Palace #porcelain

Mexico deploys 10,000 troops to end violence over death of drug lord Nearly 10,000 troops have been deployed in Mexico to quell violence which broke out after the killing of the country's most-wanted drug lord that claimed dozens of lives, officials said. #Mexico #deploys #10000 #troops #end

How can we call ourselves nature lovers when critical safety issues for our wildlife remain ignored? The ongoing plight of protected bird species in Murcia is a disturbing reminder that our infrastructure is still not accommodating the needs of the environment. It’s baffling that these hazardous power lines, which could easily be mitigated, continue to pose such a lethal threat. It raises some serious questions about our priorities. The safety of our wildlife should be a top concern, yet it seems like they are being sacrificed for convenience and profit. Why haven't more actions been taken to address this glaring issue? If we truly care about biodiversity, we must push for swift actions to protect these vulnerable species before it's too late. What will it take for authorities to step up and fix these dangerous lines? https://euroweeklynews.com/2026/02/23/murcias-protected-birds-still-at-risk-as-dozens-of-dangerous-power-lines-remain-unfixed/ #WildlifeProtection #Conservation #Murcia #Birds

Venezuela begins prisoner releases as Rodriguez promises return for exiles Interim president Delcy Rodriguez vowed on Monday to welcome Venezuelans living abroad back home following a new amnesty law, as authorities released dozens of political prisoners and moved to signal a thaw in relations with the West. #Venezuela #begins #prisoner #releases #Rodriguez

Can Sanae Takaichi change Japan's constitution | FT #shorts Any successful effort to amend the constitution would represent a landmark in Japanese politics and one that has eluded dozens of Takaichi’s predecessors in the Liberal Democratic Party. The constitution was drawn up under the US occupation of Japan in the aftermath of the second world war. #Can #Sanae #Takaichi #change #Japans

Satellite images reveal surge in US fighter jets in Middle East Washington has deployed dozens of planes to the region as Donald Trump threatens to strike Iran #Satellite #images #reveal #surge #fighter

Russia targets Ukraine's energy infrastructure in drone strikes Russia attacked Ukraine with dozens of strike drones and ballistic and cruise missiles, focusing on energy infrastructure and killing at least one person, the Ukrainian military and local officials said on Sunday. Reporting from Kramatorsk, FRANCE 24’s Gulliver Cragg said the strikes on the city appeared to have been unsuccessful, as no power cuts had been reported so far. #Russia #targets #Ukraines #energy #infrastructure

Pakistan launches strikes in Afghanistan, ‘dozens’ killed and wounded, Kabul says Pakistan launched multiple cross-border strikes targeting "terrorist training camps and hideouts" in eastern Afghanistan, the information ministry said Sunday. Afghanistan's defence ministry said "dozens" of civilians, including women and children, were killed and wounded as tensions between the two countries escalated at the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. #Pakistan #launches #strikes #Afghanistan #dozens

"We returned from hell’: Rights group raises alarm over torture in Israeli jails The Committee to Protect Journalists published a report alleging the systematic abuse of Palestinian media workers in Israeli detention centers between 2023 and 2026. Through interviews with dozens of former detainees, the organization documented harrowing accounts of torture, starvation, and sexual violence aimed at silencing the press. #returned #from #hell #Rights #group

It's alarming that numerous nations have opted out of committing to safety measures in the recent global AI pledge. While the statement from the AI summit in New Delhi acknowledges the significance of security, the lack of binding commitments raises serious concerns about the future of AI technology. How can we trust the development of AI when safety isn't a priority for everyone involved? What are your thoughts on this? https://www.politico.eu/article/dozens-of-countries-steer-clear-of-safety-mention-in-global-ai-pledge/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS&utm_campaign=RSS_Syndication #AISafety #GlobalPledge #TechNews #AIRegulation

Global leaders to present joint approach to AI at India summit close Dozens of world leaders and ministers are set on Friday to present a joint approach to artificial intelligence, concluding a five-day summit in New Delhi where industry figures urged faster oversight. OpenAI chief Sam Altman warned regulation is “urgent” as booming generative AI fuels profits and societal and environmental concerns. #Global #leaders #present #joint #approach

'Massive use of detention': Rights groups warn ICE-style policing could come to Europe Proposed immigration legislation at the EU level has seen dozens of rights groups sound the alarm, warning that US style ICE immigration enforcement could be about to be set up on the continent. Speaking to France 24, Michele Levoy, director of Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants, said one of the main concerns is that it could lead the deportation of migrants, including children, to detention centres in third countries. #Massive #use #detention #Rights #groups

Dozens of filmmakers slam Berlin Film Festival's ‘silence’ on Gaza in open letter More than 80 film industry figures, including Oscar winners Javier Bardem and Tilda Swinton, accused the Berlin Film Festival of “institutional silence” on Gaza in a statement on Tuesday. The open letter said signatories were appalled, while jury president Wim Wenders, when asked, said the festival could not “enter politics”. #Dozens #filmmakers #slam #Berlin #Film