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133 noticiasSaudi-led coalition says it intercepted Houthi missile aimed at Khamis Mushait
The Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile that Yemen's Houthis fired toward Khamis Mushait, a city in southwestern Saudi Arabia. Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said Houthi-held Sanaa and the province…
US death row inmate Christa Pike regains consciousness after surviving lethal injection
Christa Pike, 50, regained consciousness and was able to speak on Oct 6, one week after surviving a lethal injection at a Nashville, Tennessee prison, her lawyers said. Tennessee's correction department said it could not provide information…
Three drones downed over Russia’s Penza Oblast, governor says
Three drones were destroyed over Penza Oblast, the regional governor, Oleg Melnichenko, said. Preliminary information indicates there were no casualties and no damage, according to the governor and state news agencies.
Police probe re-leak of Korean hospital CCTV footage; initial distributor arrested
Police are investigating suspicions that CCTV footage from inside Korean medical institutions, including examination and changing areas, was leaked to overseas illegal sites and later re-posted elsewhere. A lawmaker's office says 80 videos …
Un tribunal de Daegu condena a 7 años a un hombre de 62 años por matar a su sobrina discapacitada y atacar a su madre
Un hombre de 62 años fue condenado el 6 de octubre a siete años de prisión por el Tribunal de Distrito de Daegu por matar a su sobrina con discapacidad intelectual llevándola al mar y por intentar matar a su madre, que tiene demencia. El ju…
UK police arrest seventh man over security incident at US-run RAF Fairford base
British counterterrorism police arrested a 22-year-old British national in central London on Tuesday on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts, the seventh arrest in an investigation into a security incident at the US-run RAF Fairford base l…
Okinawa US forces order 48-hour pause and overnight curfew after Marine arrest
The top US commander in Okinawa, Lt. Gen. Watson, issued an emergency statement ordering a 48-hour “training period” for US military-related personnel in the prefecture from noon on 7 October to noon on 9 October, with off-base outings and …
US CENTCOM denies reports of a US Navy helicopter lost over the Red Sea
US Central Command denied reports that a US Navy helicopter was shot down over the Red Sea, saying all US aircraft and personnel in the Middle East are safe. CENTCOM also accused Iranian state media of spreading false information. Vedomosti…
UK police detain seventh suspect over alleged plot at Royal Air Force Fairford base
British counter-terrorism police have detained a seventh suspect in connection with an alleged attack plot near the Royal Air Force base at Fairford, according to Russian state agencies and Interfax. Interfax, citing Sky News, said the late…
NATO commander drafts drone and AI strategy against possible Russian attack
NATO's top military commander is drawing up a strategy called a «victory theory» that would use artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies to repel a possible Russian attack on NATO's eastern flank, according to a non-classifie…
California couple charged with child abuse in surrogacy case involving 21 children
Guojun Xuan, 66, and Silvia Zhang, 39, were arrested Tuesday at their Arcadia, California, home and charged with child abuse, conspiracy to commit child abuse, accessory after the fact and dissuading a witness, Los Angeles County District A…
German prosecutors arrest former BND president Hanning on espionage suspicion
German federal prosecutors announced on October 6 the arrest of August Hanning, 80, who led the foreign intelligence service BND from 1998 to 2005, on suspicion of treasonous espionage. Prosecutors allege he obtained about 2,000 documents, …
Christa Pike regains consciousness after failed Tennessee execution
Christa Pike, an American woman who survived a failed execution attempt in Tennessee, has regained consciousness, according to reports cited by RBC. TASS reported that she is conscious, speaking and receiving medical care. Her lawyers descr…
Trump aprueba el pelotón de fusilamiento para el tirador de Fort Hood, el primero desde la Segunda Guerra Mundial
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, ha aprobado la ejecución por pelotón de fusilamiento de Nidal Malik Hasan, condenado por el tiroteo de 2009 en Fort Hood que mató a 13 personas e hirió a 32. El Pentágono dijo que el secretario…
Abogados del excampeón olímpico David Hearn piden a los organismos de control una investigación sobre el caso del Reflecting Pool
Los abogados del excanoísta olímpico David Hearn pidieron el martes a los inspectores generales de los departamentos de Justicia e Interior que investiguen lo que califican de investigación y procesamiento defectuosos por los daños al Linco…
Germany detains ex-BND chief Hanning on suspicion of espionage
August Hanning, who headed Germany's Federal Intelligence Service (BND) from 1998 to 2005, has been detained on suspicion of espionage, obtaining state secrets and attempted high treason, according to German and Russian outlets. His former …
Seoul appeals court to rule in ex-President Yoon's free opinion poll case
A Seoul appeals court is due to deliver its verdict on Oct 7 in the political funds case against former President Yoon Suk Yeol, accused of receiving 58 free opinion polls from political broker Myung Tae-kyun. The first trial sentenced Yoon…
Yokohama after-school club ex-staff held images of 40-50 boys, city says
Yokohama city said a male employee at one of its after-school kids clubs possessed images and videos of 40 to 50 boys taken inside a boys' toilet, and the city apologised at a press conference on 6 October. A child's parent had consulted th…
Sweden to send Patriot systems and 100 troops to Poland to guard NATO hub
Sweden will send Patriot air defence systems and about 100 service members to eastern Poland to protect the NATO logistics centre in Rzeszów, Polish Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said, according to Interfax. Sweden's Armed Forc…
Hokkaido police send racehorse farm and employee to prosecutors over foal abuse
Hokkaido police sent Hamamoto Bokujo, a racehorse breeding farm in Hidaka, Hokkaido, and a male employee in his 40s to prosecutors on October 5 on suspicion of Animal Welfare Act violations, with an opinion seeking a strict disposition, inv…