Gangland Chessboard: Fugitive London Gang Leader Assassinated in Moldova Amidst Turf Wars and International Intrigue

Chisinau, Moldova — İzzet Eren, a prominent figure associated with the notorious London-based gang known as the Tottenham Turks, was fatally shot in an apparent targeted attack while seated at a café in Chisinau, the capital of Moldova. The incident, which took place on Wednesday in the city’s Riscani district, was executed by an assailant … Read more

International Justice Served: UK Man Receives 9-Year Sentence for Brutal Assault of Woman in Spain

Madrid, Spain — In a severe case of assault that marred the southern coast of Spain last July, Jason McInerney, a 36-year-old man with family connections in Co Laois, has admitted to a brutal attack on a woman, causing grave injuries. This incident occurred shortly after McInerney’s release from a 15-year prison term for a … Read more

Georgian Activist Attacked Following Accusations by Speaker: Amnesty International Demands Justice and End to Cycle of Violence

Tbilisi, Georgia – A civic activist in Georgia found himself brutally attacked by unidentified assailants shortly after being accused on social media of involvement in a politically motivated campaign of terror by the Speaker of the Georgian Parliament. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of government critics and the role of officials in … Read more

Assaulted Man Robbed of Car near Spokane International Airport: Authorities Seek Information

Spokane, Washington – A man in Spokane, Washington, was violently assaulted and had his car stolen near Spokane International Airport, according to the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO). The incident took place near West 50th Avenue and South Grove Road, where the victim flagged down a deputy to report the theft. The victim, who had … Read more

Butterfly Thief’s Bizarre Search Across International Waters Unfolds in Late 1940s

London, England – Faced with a failing marriage and suspicions of infidelity, former ski champion Colin Wyatt found solace in an unusual hobby – stealing rare butterflies. What started as a coping mechanism soon spiraled into a bizarre international butterfly heist that caught the attention of museums across Australia in the late 1940s. The butterfly … Read more

Exploitative Bogus Schools “Duping” Indian Families in Canada’s International Student Program: Verma

New Delhi, India – The issue of bogus schools “duping” Indian families and exploiting international students in Canada has been raised by India’s envoy to Ottawa, High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma. He emphasized the need for Canadians to rebuild the country’s image as a destination for talented individuals, expressing concern over the tragic consequences faced … Read more

Exploitation Threatens Reputation of Canada as Top Destination for International Students, Indian High Commissioner Warns

Ottawa, Canada – The Indian High Commissioner to Ottawa is urging Canadians to reestablish the country’s reputation as a preferred destination for international students, expressing concern over the exploitation and tragic deaths of some Indian students in the country. High Commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma emphasized the vital role Indian students play in advancing technological knowledge … Read more

Iranian Teen Nika Shakarami’s Sexual Assault and Murder Sparks International Outrage and Calls for Justice

Tehran, Iran – The shocking details of the violent death of teenager Nika Shakarami have sparked public outrage across Iran following a BBC World report. Shakarami, a prominent figure in Iran’s Woman, Life, Freedom movement, was sexually assaulted and killed by members of the Islamic Republic’s security forces during a nationwide uprising ignited by the … Read more

Executions on the Rise Globally Despite Abolishments: Amnesty International Report Reveals

Beijing, China – Despite the trend towards abolition of the death penalty in many countries, global executions are on the rise, marking a concerning pattern. Amnesty International’s latest report reveals that 55 countries still have the death penalty in place, with nine of them reserving it for the most severe crimes such as war crimes … Read more

Documentary Probe into Death of Hardeep Singh Nijjar Sparks International Controversy in Canada

Vancouver, Canada – India has taken steps to restrict access to a Canadian documentary investigating the assassination of a Sikh activist in Vancouver. This move underscores India’s growing frustration with accusations that its government was involved in the killing. This is not the first time India has attempted to block critical documentaries; in the past, … Read more