Category: World News
Pavel Durov to Divide $13 Billion Fortune Among More Than 100 Children
Telegram's founder Pavel Durov has revealed his plan to share his $13.9 billion wealth with over 100 children he fathered through sperm donation, delaying their inheritance for 30 years. He wants to avoid family rifts and guarantee equality. Durov maintains his stance on Telegram's neutrality despite facing legal scrutiny.
easyJet Flight Diverts to Frankfurt After Bomb Threat Sparks Onboard Chaos
Panic erupted on an easyJet flight from Turkey to the UK after a woman claimed there was a bomb onboard, forcing the plane to divert to Frankfurt. Passengers intervened, and the woman was detained by German authorities. Travelers faced hours-long delays and struggled with limited facilities while awaiting a new departure.
Hot Air Balloon Accident in Turkey Leaves One Dead, 31 Tourists Hurt
A tragic hot air balloon crash in Turkey's Aksaray province left one pilot dead and 31 tourists injured on June 15, 2025. Two separate accidents during popular tourist flights involved Indonesian and Indian visitors. All injured are receiving medical treatment, with no reports of life-threatening cases.
Israel Strikes Iran: Inside Operation Rising Lion and the High-Stakes Gamble Against Nuclear Threats
Israel launched Operation Rising Lion in June 2025, targeting Iranian nuclear sites and military leaders in a dramatic move to halt Iran's nuclear ambitions. The attacks killed top IRGC commanders and hit key facilities, sparking a fierce missile and drone response from Iran. Each side is escalating, raising concerns about where this standoff leads.
Oil Prices Soar 8% After Massive Iranian Missile Barrage on Israel Sparks Global Market Turmoil
Oil prices jumped over 8% after Iran fired hundreds of missiles and drones at Israel, hitting major cities in response to Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear and military sites. The ongoing conflict sent global markets into a tailspin as fears of further supply disruptions grew.
Israeli Forces Recover Bodies of Two Hostages in Gaza Amid Ongoing War With Hamas
Israeli troops recovered the bodies of two hostages in Gaza, including Yair Yaakov, who died shielding his family in the October 2023 attack. The recovery highlights tough negotiations, the fate of 53 remaining captives, and growing casualties as Israel pursues Hamas and demands all hostages be returned.
Egypt Detains Hundreds of Foreign Activists Before Gaza Aid Convoy at Rafah Border
Egyptian authorities detained and deported over 200 international activists in Cairo who planned a humanitarian march to Gaza. Participants from more than a dozen countries faced interrogations and loss of belongings. The march to Rafah aimed to break Israel’s blockade and deliver aid but was blocked over security concerns.
Glasgow Man's Disappearance During Portugal Stag Do Leaves Family in Agony
Greg Monks, a 38-year-old Glaswegian, vanished while on a stag do in Albufeira, Portugal. His body was later found, but identification awaits post-mortem. His family described him as devoted, and police have not ruled out an accident. Authorities and the UK Foreign Office are supporting the family.
Greece Earthquake: UK Travelers Urged to Stay Alert After Crete Quake and Tsunami Warning
A strong earthquake near Crete sparked a tsunami warning, but caused little damage. The UK Foreign Office hasn't restricted travel to Greece but tells visitors to be cautious, stay informed about potential aftershocks, and follow local safety advice.
Greece Earthquakes Rattle Santorini: Tourists, Locals on Edge as Authorities Boost Safety Measures
A series of earthquakes struck Greek islands like Santorini in early 2025, prompting evacuations, school closures, and emergency responses. While seismologists say the tremors come from tectonic faults rather than volcanic activity, tourists and residents remain alert. Travel advisories urge awareness and following safety advice.
