An Israeli airstrike on a mosque in northern Gaza claimed at least five lives.
Five months have passed since Israel's horrific war on Gaza. Over 13,000 children have been among the 30,717 Palestinians who have died. Additionally, the UN has cautioned that efforts to bring relief vehicles into Gaza are faltering as casualties rise. According to Gaza's health ministry, hunger has claimed the lives of at least 20 children.
Switzerland's National Bank lowers its surprise rate.
Different monetary policy strategies are being used by central banks around the globe to combat inflationary pressures. The first significant central bank in the developed world to lower interest rates this cycle was the Swiss National Bank (SN. It seems that a more substantial decline in inflation than anticipated is the main cause of the SNB's movement.
Worldwide Ramadan Celebrations, Bulgarian Horse Festival, and Parisian Art
Come along with Wings as we explore the diversity of Ramadan celebrations around the globe and go on a cultural trip. Explore the center of Indian cities during the holy month, when customs and special foods illuminate the streets. We then head to Belgium, where a unique occasion brought together Easter and Ramadan celebrants on a two-kilometer table in Antwerp. Take in the festive fusion of cuisines and cultures during this one-of-a-kind event.. After that, take in the colorful customs of Bulgaria's horse festival, highlighting the nation's rich history via a display of horsemanship and culture. Finally, in time for the Olympic Games, learn a fresh perspective on Paris through art. Discover the artistic side of the city before this international event. Come experience the diversity and beauty of civilizations worldwide with us in this fantastic Wings episode.
France's Senate decides to entrench the right to an abortion in the constitution.
Abortion access will soon be a constitutional right for French citizens. Abortion rights have been overwhelmingly voted into the French Constitution by the Senate.
Attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure: hydroelectric dams and power plants are the targets
The Zaporizhia dam in Ukraine was the target of a Russian missile and 150 drones, which resulted in extensive power outages and structural damage. The nation's electrical supply has been affected by the attack on the dam, which is situated on the Dnieper River. Additionally, the safety of neighboring communities is seriously threatened.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' decision to halt his presidential campaign and back Donald Trump with two days left before the New Hampshire primary. As the Hamas-run health ministry reports that 25,000 Palestinians have died in Gaza since the beginning of the conflict, Matt Gutman takes us inside the organization's network of tunnels. As hundreds of thousands of people in Memphis are forced to boil their water due to pipes rupture, Alex Presha reports on the deadly deep freeze that is affecting much of the country;
000 Intro 02:26 Gov. Ron DeSantis Suspends Presidential Campaign 05:55 Iranian-Backed Militants Fire Missiles at U.S. Military Base in Iraq 07:33 Inside Hamas’ Tunnels as Gaza Death Roll Reaches 25,000 10:40 Deadly Deep Freeze Grips Most of The Country 137 Bipartisan Senate Immigration Deal Could Be Finalized Next Week 159 Small Town in Colorado Outraged as Hundreds of Newspapers Go Missing 16:37 U.S. Military Suspends Search for Missing Navy SEALs 17:12 The Duchess of York’s Cancer Battle 17:41 College Basketball Player “Blindsided” by Fan Who Rushed the Court 182 Six-Legged Dog Has Surgery 18:30 Volunteers Help Dig Residents Out of Several Feet of Snow
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The Defense Minister asks for calm following violence as the D.R. Congolese army battles an armed group.
To address growing security concerns, the defense minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo paid a visit to Sake, located in the east of the nation. Over fifteen hundred thousand people have been displaced this month due to renewed combat between the army and M23 insurgents. Kinshasa alleges Rwanda to be supporting the rebels, while Kigali disputes any such role.
Portugal's sudden election will take place when the prime minister steps down.
Portugal is scheduled to hold a snap general election on Sunday, and voters are expected to turn out. Andre Ventura, the far-right and anti-immigration leader, is predicted to perform well.
Taliban: Afghan women who commit adultery would be stoned to death
Taliban leader says in a new recording that Afghan women who commit adultery would be stoned to death. Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, the head of the Taliban, is said to have promised to enforce Shariah strictly.
Iran reduces monthly uranium enrichment to 7 kg, although there is no justification for this
Iran's supply of uranium enriched to almost weapons grade has reportedly decreased, which lowers the bar at which Iran may make three nuclear bombs, according to a report by the United Nations Nuclear Watchdog.
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