📰 European prime minister resigns after protests over past financial dealings
Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas resigned amid protests over investigations into his alleged business dealings. President Gitanas Nausėda confirmed Paluckas’ resignation and supported his decision. The resignation followed pressure from the president and a threat from a smaller party to leave the ruling coalition if Paluckas did not step down. Investigations into Paluckas’ business dealings by anti-corruption agencies revealed past convictions and recent scandals involving financial improprieties. Paluckas denies any wrongdoing and attributes the criticism to a political attack by opponents.
📰 Islamist terrorists kill 49 Christians in African church massacre; eyewitness reveals horrific details
The article reports on a horrific massacre of at least 49 Christians, including nine children who were decapitated, by Jihadists allied to the Islamic State in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The attackers were members of the Islamist Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a rebel group with roots in Uganda. Survivors described how the attackers beheaded Christians in the church and killed those who tried to flee, with most victims being Catholics. The situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo is described as a “hell on earth” due to widespread killing, rape, disease, and war, with many Christians being displaced and living in fear. Despite efforts like peace accords, the attacks by the ADF continue, and there are calls for international attention and action to address the ongoing violence.
📰 Canada plans to recognize Palestinian state in September, PM Carney says
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced plans for Canada to recognize a Palestinian state in September at a United Nations meeting to support a two-state solution. This decision is contingent on the Palestinian Authority’s commitment to reforms, including holding general elections without Hamas’ participation. Israel criticized Canada’s move, calling it a reward for Hamas and hindering ceasefire efforts. France and Britain also expressed intentions to recognize a Palestinian state, adding pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The White House opposes the recognition, with President Trump stating it would be rewarding Hamas and could impact trade deals.
📰 Passengers removed from plane, arrested for alleged vodka-induced drunk and disruptive behavior
Two men were banned from flying with a British airline after being removed from a plane for inappropriate behavior while intoxicated. The incident occurred on a flight from Leeds Bradford Airport to Crete, where the men were seen drinking a bottle of vodka during a delay. One of the men became uncontrollably drunk, leading to police intervention and their removal from the plane. The men were arrested on suspicion of affray and later released on bail. The airline confirmed the ban and emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards disruptive behavior.
📰 Woman saves husband’s life with bear spray during grizzly attack in wilderness
A husband and wife were attacked by two grizzly bears during a bike ride near the Kootenay River in Canada. The woman’s quick use of bear spray likely saved both their lives as the bears were surprised and attacked. The man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover after undergoing surgery. Authorities determined that the bears were acting defensively and the couple had caught them off guard in a dense section of the trail. Despite searching for the bears and closing trails, no animals were captured, and officials decided not to pursue or relocate them due to their defensive behavior. Bear spray was highlighted as an essential safety measure in wildlife country, similar to a seat belt.
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