UK: Ex-curator is hauled before the British Museum for alleged theft; he refutes the allegations!
A former curator was hauled into court by the British Museum on Tuesday. The museum claimed the ex-employee had stolen hundreds of artifacts and sold them online. Keep an eye out for additional information!
British humanitarian workers murdered in an Israeli airstrike are named, and Sunak demands an investigation.
The Israeli airstrikes on World Central Kitchen workers, which resulted in the deaths of three British relief workers, have drawn almost universal criticism in the UK. The British government has demanded a thorough investigation, and some lawmakers have suggested that the country should stop selling weapons to Israel.
Champions League: Real Madrid takes on holders Man City in the quarterfinals.
Holders Real Madrid and Manchester City will play in the Champions League quarterfinals. Arsenal will play Bayern Munich, PSG will play Barcelona, and Atletico Madrid will play Dortmund. Digvijay Singh Deo, Sports Editor at Wion, lays out their route to the Wembley final.
Zelenskyy: Glide bombs are Russia's primary instrument of warfare against Ukraine.
Ukraine claims Russian soldiers used so-called 'glide bombs' in an attack on a busy hardware shop in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv on Saturday, killing 15 people and injuring more than 40. Russian glide bombs, modified with wings and satellite navigation equipment, may reach targets tens of kilometers inside Ukraine while allowing the launching aircraft, such as SU-34s, to remain within Russian airspace. Despite pledges of F-16s from European partners, Ukraine does not have adequate air defense against these strikes. Ground-launched glide bombs delivered to Ukraine are blocked by Russian electronic jamming, allowing Russian glide bombs to retain aerial supremacy while destroying ground targets.
War in Gaza: Israeli forces press deeper into the north and south of the strip
The Israeli force has advanced deeper into northern and southern Gaza, re-entering the densely populated city of Jabalia in the north. The claimed goal is to prevent Hamas from reestablishing its capabilities, but the increasing civilian casualties indicate a different tale. Displaced Palestinians express sadness and anger as attacks continue. Meanwhile, Israeli forces escalate their attacks in southern Gaza, edging closer to a possible full-scale assault on Rafah. The United Nations human rights head strongly condemns such measures, citing violations of international humanitarian law and judicial decisions. Many Palestinians have been evacuated yet again, this time to a designated 'humanitarian zone' that lacks basic supplies.
Tanker explosion in Nigeria: People stranded for hours, many trapped in their vehicle
In River State, Nigeria, many explosions claimed the lives of at least five individuals and destroyed dozens of cars. Stay tuned for additional information!
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak departed the D-Day monument early, angering the public.
The prime minister has emphasized that the debate about his early departure from yesterday's D-Day commemorations must remain non-political. After some contemplation, Rishi Sunak said, "I apologize; that was a mistake." Given the gravity of the sacrifice made, it is critical, however, that we avoid politicizing this. It is only appropriate that we honor the warriors who have sacrificed so much.
Japan's prime minister denounces North Korea's launch of an intermediate-range ballistic missile.
Early on Tuesday morning, according to South Korean military sources, North Korea fired what appeared to be an intermediate-range ballistic missile. Keep an eye out for further information!
France fast fashion bill: In the age of #ootd, is sustainability really so far off?
A plan to limit the selling of fast fashion items has been passed by French parliamentarians. The measure intends to charge each fast-fashion article of apparel a $5.5 fee. But in the #ootd era, is this even possible?
Yemenis protest strikes by the US and UK in the Red Sea
Following American and British raids overnight that, according to the rebels, killed 16, Yemen's Houthis, who Iran backs, threatened on Friday that they would escalate their attacks on ships passing through the Red Sea. Watch to learn more.
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