Category: 1. Palestine

Police say the 24-year-old wide receiver from LSU self-inflicted a gunshot wound following a pursuit in Houston.

Former Louisiana State University (LSU) receiver Kyren Lacy has died at the age of 24 in an apparent suicide in his car while being pursued by authorities in Houston, according to a Harrison County sheriff’s report released to the media.

Lacy was already facing criminal charges stemming from a fatal car accident in Louisiana last December that had clouded his National Football…

London (Quds News Network)- UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy has condemned Israel’s “deplorable” attacks on hospitals in the war-torn Gaza Strip, following a strike on the last functioning hospital in the enclave. The attack has further worsened an already critical shortage of medical facilities in the enclave.

In a post on X, Lammy wrote, “Israel’s attacks on medical facilities have comprehensively degraded access to healthcare in Gaza. Al-Ahli Hospital has been attacked…

These are the key events on day 1,145 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here is where things stand on Monday, April 13:

Fighting

• At least 34 people were killed and another 117, including 11 children, were injured by a Russian missile attack on the northern Ukrainian city of Sumy, Ukraine’s state emergency service said. This was the deadliest attack on Ukraine this year.
• The Ukrainian Air Force said its units intercepted and destroyed 43 of 55 Russian drones launched at Ukraine overnight. The…

The six-time MotoGP world champion survived a high-speed bump from brother Alex to complete a perfect weekend at Lusail International Circuit.

Ducati’s Marc Marquez returned to the top step of the podium with victory at the Qatar Grand Prix despite suffering damage to his bike in a collision with his brother Alex on the first lap.

Marc, who had taken his fourth straight pole with a lap record as well as a fourth sprint victory on Saturday won at the Lusail International Circuit for the…

For years, Bhutan has measured its economic and social development using uncommon currencies: happiness and sustainability.

But amid growing economic pains and a brain drain, the small, landlocked Himalayan kingdom is adopting a new emblem of progress, which is propelling Bhutan into a leading role, globally, in embracing financial innovation: Bitcoin.

Nestled between India and China, Bhutan – also the first country in the world to become carbon negative– has mined millions of dollars in…