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The collision of two high-speed trains, Wednesday, in Spain, killed at least 50 people, as announced by local authorities. The incident occurred about 150 kilometres south of the capital, Madrid.
As the protest movement led by several high-school students in France has continued for about two weeks, and with the high number of arrests exceeding 6500 on the backdrop of demonstrations and the closure of the entrances of several educational institutions and riots next to them, Franç24 highlights through this paper the identity, age and charges against detainees.
In the press tour, Washington Post cautions against more flexible conditions in the United States Nuclear Agreement with Saudi Arabia than in the United Arab Emirates, and Deli Express states that King Charles will not provide an apology or compensation for the role of Britain in the slave trade, while Deli Telegraph offers a study linking increased daily walk to improving the mental health of adolescents.
The prayers in Gaza City were echoed today, Thursday, during a mass ceremony for more than 100 people killed by Israeli mules in October 2023. Civil defence teams in the sector - which are still looking for thousands of other missing persons - have only recently recovered their bodies for almost three years, their loved ones have been buried under rubble. In October 2023, a series of Israeli raids destroyed their residential compound in Gaza City. The scale of destruction was so massive that their remains could not be recovered. But now... Finally, their parents had the opportunity to say good-bye.
The village of Jalod in the north of the occupied West Bank came under attack by more than 100 settlers. The attackers cut off roads and set fire, as well as with Israeli security forces, injuring three of their elements, according to the Israeli army and Palestinian residents.
Today Gaza is no longer just the world ' s largest graveyard for children, but also the region with the highest rate of amputations for children worldwide. They are the most brutal and inhumane mass arrest camps of our time.
A huge feast at the wedding of clans in Iraq turns into a wide talk on the communicating sites between those who see it as an expression of honour and those who consider it to be an embassy.
After more than a decade of exodus, Mustafa Khalid Aloan returned to destroy a wall behind which a library of hundreds of manufacturers, mostly Islamic books, some of which would have been able to put her in jail or worse under the lion ' s rule. More details in the next report.
