Boeing Secures $4.7 Billion Contract to Build Apache Helicopters for Poland

Boeing has confirmed it will manufacture 96 AH‑64E Apache attack helicopters for the Polish Armed Forces under a $4.7 billion Foreign Military Sales contract awarded by the U.S. Army. The deal represents the largest Apache order outside the United States in the program’s history, underscoring Poland’s push to modernize its defense capabilities amid heightened regional […]

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China’s Worst Rail Accident in Over a Decade Leaves 11 Dead

A collision in Kunming, Yunnan province has killed 11 railway workers and injured two others, marking China’s deadliest rail accident in more than ten years BOL News Al Jazeera The Star. Details of the Incident The accident occurred in the early hours of November 27, 2025, when a test train conducting seismic equipment checks struck […]

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Lowe’s Fined $12.5 Million Over Alleged Lead Paint Violations

Home improvement giant Lowe’s Home Centers LLC has agreed to pay a US$12.5 million penalty following allegations that its contractors failed to comply with federal rules on lead paint safety during home renovations across the United States. The settlement, announced by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on November 25, […]

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Hong Kong Tai Po Fire: Death Toll Rises to 44 as Blaze Brought Largely Under Control

The devastating fire that swept through the Tai Po housing estate in northern Hong Kong has claimed 44 lives, with dozens more residents hospitalised in serious condition. As dawn broke, officials confirmed that the blaze, which raged across seven high‑rise blocks, is now mostly under control compared to yesterday’s peak intensity, though firefighting teams remain […]

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On International Day of Solidarity, UN urges greater support and aid for Palestinians

“At least 67 children have been killed since the ceasefire,” Annalena Baerbock, president of the UN General Assembly, said on Tuesday at an event to mark the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. “The people in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, also endured unspeakable hardship amidst Israeli military operations, settler violence, settlement expansion, evictions, and demolition,” underscored Courtenay Rattray, […]

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Leader of Colombian Money Laundering Organization Sentenced to Five Years in Prison For Laundering Drug Proceeds | Office of Public Affairs

A Colombian national was sentenced today to 60 months in prison for conspiring to launder drug proceeds. He was also ordered to forfeit $1.2 million. According to court documents, Michael Nunez Daza, also known as “Luky,” 49, led a transnational money laundering organization operating in Colombia, Mexico, and the United States. Nunez Daza orchestrated bulk […]

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Children’s Health Ireland Issues Apology After Teen’s Death Linked to Delayed Asthma Care

Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) has issued a “sincere apology” following the death of 15‑year‑old Killian Burnett from Finglas, Dublin, who suffered a fatal asthma attack in March 2022 while waiting more than four years to see a specialist consultant Carlow Nationalist RTÉ. Inquest Findings At an inquest held at Dublin District Coroner’s Court, Coroner Clare […]

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Ukraine’s children enter fourth school year under invasion as 4.6 million face education barriers

Since Russian forces invaded Ukraine in 2022, children have continued to bear the brunt of the crisis – unable to attend school regularly, learn safely or experience a sense of normalcy. Air raid alarms disrupt classes. Many schools, especially in frontline areas, remain closed because of hostilities or the lack of adequate shelters, forcing almost […]

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Syria: €10 million to help vulnerable people in Syria affected by the drought

The funding announced today will help people access water and rehabilitate critical water infrastructure. It will also improve the sanitation and hygiene conditions in government and non-government controlled areas. It will rapidly provide food and nutrition and help expand essential medical services. The funding will also help vulnerable people throughout the winter with heating fuel, […]

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Somalia declares drought emergency as millions face hunger after failed rains

On 10 November, the Federal Government of Somalia formally declared a drought emergency and appealed for urgent international assistance as conditions continued to deteriorate across northern, central and southern regions, according to the UN relief coordination office, OCHA. Puntland is among the worst affected areas, where authorities estimate that nearly one million people need support, […]

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