In Nepal, Gen Z protesters stormed Parliament and set fire to a building just before Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned. Demonstrations, sparked by a social media ban, led to the burning of Oli’s residence and the Singha Durbar premises, along with the deaths of nineteen people, and over 300 injured. Flights at Tribhuvan International Airport were canceled due to security concerns amid escalating violence, which also led to the vandalism of the Nepali Congress central office. Authorities imposed curfews and the India-Nepal border was placed on alert due to the unrest.
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Multiple explosions rocked key gas pipelines in Russia’s Penza region, disrupting infrastructure vital for supplying Russian military sites involved in the invasion of Ukraine. According to Ukrainian intelligence sources, at least four blasts damaged multiple pipelines with a combined capacity of up to two million barrels per day. A similar incident also occurred in the Saratov region, damaging the Kuibyshev–Lysychansk oil pipeline, which supplied fuel to occupying forces. These attacks, part of a growing series of operations targeting Russian energy infrastructure, were downplayed by Russian media as “planned exercises.”
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Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes initiated the trial by claiming that Jair Bolsonaro led a criminal organization aimed at reinstating a dictatorship in Brazil. The alleged plot involved a disinformation campaign and potential use of special forces assassins to seize power. Evidence presented suggested Bolsonaro attempted to undermine the electronic voting system and incite a military intervention after losing the 2022 election. The former president faces charges of leading an armed criminal organization and attempting a coup d’etat, which could result in a 43-year sentence.
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Leavitt clarified that she did not call the documents themselves a hoax. Instead, she asserted that the narrative surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, currently dominating liberal cable channels, is the hoax. According to Leavitt, the hoax involves Democrats feigning concern for crime victims while failing to address the issue of child pedophilia and exploiting victims for political gain, specifically to smear the president.
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The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF), carrying aid and activists including Greta Thunberg, reported that one of its vessels was struck by a drone off the coast of Tunisia. Footage posted online showed the vessel being hit and a fire breaking out on the main deck. Tunisian authorities initially denied a drone was involved, suggesting the explosion originated inside the vessel, but the incident is under investigation. The flotilla aims to break Israel’s siege on Gaza, and this is not the first time aid ships en route to Gaza have faced such incidents.
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The recently released 238-page birthday book of Jeffrey Epstein contains multiple mentions of Donald Trump. Included in the book is a birthday letter allegedly written by Trump to Epstein, featuring a sexually suggestive doodle and signature, which the White House dismissed as a hoax. Furthermore, Trump’s name appears in a photograph depicting Epstein with businessman Joel Pashcow, who wrote a letter referencing a woman they both socialized with and a mock check from “DJ Trump.” Pashcow’s contact information was also found in Epstein’s address book, and he donated to Trump’s campaign in 2016.
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Following Israel’s attack on Hamas negotiators in Doha, the White House stated the strike did not align with U.S. or Israeli goals, though eliminating Hamas is a worthy objective. The administration claimed to have notified Qatar prior to the attack, a claim refuted by Qatari officials. Hamas condemned the strike, holding the U.S. jointly responsible and alleging Israel aimed to obstruct peace efforts. The attack, occurring amid ceasefire talks and just after a warning from Trump to Hamas, has raised concerns about regional stability and US credibility.
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Ukraine’s air force warns that Russian drones entered Poland’s airspace, triggering a wave of concern and speculation across the globe. The situation, as it unfolds, paints a complex picture, forcing a reevaluation of strategies and a heightened awareness of the potential consequences. The immediate reaction has been one of scrambling jets, a direct response from Poland to safeguard its airspace following reported Russian strikes on western Ukraine.
A natural thought is, will this lead to a tangible response? History offers a stark lesson: past airspace violations by Russia have often met with limited action, raising questions about the willingness of international bodies like NATO to take decisive steps.… Continue reading
Mary Trump, the former President’s niece, confirmed that the signature on a suggestive birthday note to Jeffrey Epstein is her uncle’s. The White House denied the signature belonged to Donald Trump after the House Oversight Committee released the 2003 letter. The note, which included a crude drawing, prompted calls for the release of all Epstein files. The White House continues to deny the authenticity of the note, with officials claiming the drawing and signature are not Trump’s.
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Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego plans to introduce legislation to block the Pentagon from providing full military funeral honors to Ashli Babbitt. Gallego, who served in the military, believes Babbitt’s actions on January 6th disqualify her from receiving such honors, as she attempted to breach the Capitol and was shot and killed. He argues that awarding these honors to Babbitt would bring discredit to the Air Force. This move follows the Pentagon’s initial denial of the honors, a decision spurred by Babbitt’s involvement in the Capitol riot, despite pressure from groups like Judicial Watch who cited her military service and sought to align the honor with clemency granted to January 6 defendants.
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