Iran Women Football Captain Withdraws Australia Asylum Request
Iran women football captain Zahra Ghanbari has withdrawn her asylum request in Australia, reducing the number of remaining players seeking refuge abroad.
Serbia Confirms Purchase of Chinese CM-400 Missiles for MiG-29 Fleet
Serbia confirms it has purchased Chinese CM-400AKG missiles, adding long-range strike capability to its MiG-29 fighter aircraft.
Iranian Women Football Players Face Pressure to Return After Australia Asylum Requests
Several Iranian women football players who sought asylum in Australia are reportedly facing pressure to return as officials monitor the team abroad.
Airdrie Hit-and-Run: Police Search for Suspects After Child Injured
Police in Airdrie are searching for suspects after a six-year-old child was injured in a hit-and-run involving a gold Acura SUV.
Nine Convicted in Prairieland ICE Detention Centre Attack Case in Texas
Nine defendants were convicted in Texas after a federal jury found them guilty in connection with the attack on Prairieland ICE Detention Center.
Virginia Man Charged in Firearm Case Linked to Old Dominion University Shooting
A Virginia man faces federal charges after authorities linked him to the firearm used in the shooting at Old Dominion University.
Adobe Agrees to $150 Million Settlement Over Subscription Practices
Adobe agrees to a $150 million settlement after allegations that its subscription cancellation process and fee disclosures violated US consumer protection law.
US Arrests Alleged Tren de Aragua Leader Wanted by Chile in Murder and Kidnapping Case
US authorities arrest Venezuelan national Rafael Enrique Gamez Salas, wanted by Chile over kidnapping, extortion, and homicide allegations linked to Tren de Aragua.
Youm-e-Quds Revives Global Call for Palestinian Rights and Unity
Youm-e-Quds was observed with renewed calls for Palestinian rights, unity in the Muslim world, and international attention on Gaza and Jerusalem.
