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A handout photo made available by Indonesian National Search and Rescue Agency (BASARNAS) shows rescuers searching for survivors after a landslide hit a village in Cilacap, Indonesia, 14 November 2025. (EPA/BASARNAS)
Landslide death toll in Indonesia’s Central Java rises to 11, 12 still missing
JAKARTA — The death toll from a massive landslide in Indonesia’s Central Java province has risen to 11, while 12 others remain missing as search and rescue operations continued on Sunday, officials said. M. Abdullah, head of the Search and Rescue Office in Cilacap — where the disaster struck — said teams are working around the clock to locate the remaining victims. “Hopefully, all 12 victims who are still buried can be found,” he told local broadcaster Kompas TV. Abdullah said rescuers have deployed extensive manpower and equipment to the site, including 21 excavators, 17 compressor support tools, nine search dogs and more than 600 personnel. On Friday, Indonesia’s National Disaster Mitigation Agency reported that 20 people were missing and three had been confirmed dead after...
November 16, 2025

Landslide death toll in Indonesia’s Central Java rises to 11, 12 still missing

Outlaw groups violate ceasefire for third day in Syria’s Suwayda province
DAMASCUS — Outlaw groups have continued to undermine security in southern Syria’s Suwayda province, violating the ceasefire agreement for the third consecutive day, state media reported Saturday. A security source told the official Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) that “outlaw groups in Suwayda are violating the ceasefire agreement and targeting Internal Security Forces positions along the Walgha axis in the province’s countryside.” Another security source, speaking to the state-run Alikhbariah TV channel, said the groups also targeted security force positions in the village of Al-Majdal in western Suwayda. No details were provided regarding casualties or the identity of those involved. On Friday, Suleiman Abdel-Baqi, head of the Internal Security Directorate in Suwayda, told...
November 16, 2025

Outlaw groups violate ceasefire for third day in Syria’s Suwayda province

Algeria extinguishes 55 wildfires as heatwave-driven blazes sweep multiple provinces
ALGERIA — Algerian firefighters have extinguished all forest fires across the country, including a major blaze in Tipaza province west of the capital Algiers, authorities said Saturday. The Civil Protection Agency said 55 fires were put out across 14 provinces in western, central, and eastern Algeria since Friday morning. Five remaining hotspots are still under surveillance due to the risk of reignition. In Tipaza, some of the worst-hit areas, fires were extinguished in the forests of Boukhlidja, Amarsha, Bouzoula, Shoula, and Douar al-Ikhwa Marsili, with patrols continuing amid lingering risks. Fires were also contained in the provinces of Chlef in the west; Tizi Ouzou, Medea, Ain Defla, Bouira, and Boumerdes in the center; and Bejaia, Jijel, Skikda, Mila, Setif, Souk Ahras, and Tebessa...
November 16, 2025

Algeria extinguishes 55 wildfires as heatwave-driven blazes sweep multiple provinces

China slams Philippines over joint drills with US and Japan in South China Sea
BEIJING — China on Sunday criticized the Philippines after Manila conducted joint maritime drills with the United States and Japan, escalating a new round of tensions in the South China Sea. Tian Junli, spokesman for the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Southern Theater Command, said the Philippines must “immediately stop provocative actions” and avoid further destabilizing the region, according to state-run Xinhua News. He issued the statement after the Philippines held what Beijing described as “joint patrols” with countries from outside the region, which, it claimed, “undermined peace and stability.” Tian added that the PLA Southern Theater Command carried out a routine patrol on Friday, including a bomber formation operating in the South China Sea. Beijing’s...
November 16, 2025

China slams Philippines over joint drills with US and Japan in South China Sea

People prepare tables at a polling station at the start of election day in Santiago, Chile, 16 November 2025. (EPA/AILEN DIAZ)
Chile votes in sharply polarized presidential race dominated by crime and migration fears
SANTIAGO — Chileans headed to the polls Sunday to elect a new president amid mounting concerns over rising crime and irregular migration, setting the stage for a likely far-left versus far-right runoff in December. While eight candidates are competing, the race for the Palacio de La Moneda has tightened into a showdown between the ruling coalition’s candidate and the ultra-conservative opposition. Major polling by Radar Electoral points to a high-stakes Dec. 14 runoff between Communist Party candidate Jeannette Jara, 51, who leads with about 28% of voter intention, and far-right contender José Antonio Kast, founder of the Republican Party, at roughly 20%. Kast previously lost the 2021 runoff to Gabriel Boric. The traditional right remains fragmented. National Libertarian Party...
November 16, 2025

Chile votes in sharply polarized presidential race dominated by crime and migration fears

Sakurajima volcano erupts in Japan, sending ash 4,400 meters into the air
TOKYO — Japan’s Sakurajima volcano in Kagoshima Prefecture erupted early Sunday, spewing ash and smoke up to 4,400 meters (14,436 feet), according to Kyodo News. The eruption, which occurred at 12:57 a.m. at the Minamidake crater, produced the highest plume recorded since Oct. 18 last year. The Japan Meteorological Agency issued an ashfall forecast for Kagoshima, Kumamoto and Miyazaki prefectures as the eruption continued following the initial blast. Authorities reported no injuries or structural damage. Large volcanic rocks were ejected as far as the volcano’s fifth station, though no pyroclastic flows were detected. The alert level remains at three out of five, restricting access around the crater. Sakurajima, among Japan’s most active volcanoes, is connected to the Osumi...
November 16, 2025

Sakurajima volcano erupts in Japan, sending ash 4,400 meters into the air

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis (R) talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (L) during their meeting in Athens, Greece, 16 November 2025. (EPA/ALEXANDROS BELTES)
Zelenskyy says Ukraine secures Greek gas deal to boost winter supplies
ATHENS — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday that Kyiv has reached an agreement with Greece to import gas as the country races to secure winter energy supplies amid ongoing Russian attacks on critical infrastructure. “Today, we have already prepared an agreement with Greece on gas for Ukraine, which will be another gas supply route to secure imports for the winter as much as possible,” Zelenskyy said in a video statement shared on X. He said Ukraine already has financing arrangements in place for gas imports and is seeking nearly €2 billion ($2.3 billion) to offset losses in domestic production caused by Russian strikes. Zelenskyy acknowledged support from European partners and said Kyiv is also working closely with the US on securing full funding. The president...
November 16, 2025

Zelenskyy says Ukraine secures Greek gas deal to boost winter supplies

US President Donald Trump speaks before signing the funding package to re-open the federal government in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 12 November 2025. (EPA/BONNIE CASH / POOL)
Trump says he has decided on possible Venezuela action but withholds details
WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump said Friday that he has made up his mind regarding potential action on Venezuela but declined to disclose details, telling reporters aboard Air Force One that he “can’t tell” what the next steps will be. Asked whether a decision had been reached, Trump said: “I can’t tell you what it would be, but I sort of did. We’ve made a lot of progress with Venezuela in terms of stopping drugs from pouring in.” He said US efforts to curb narcotics trafficking were showing results, while noting continued challenges with “a Mexico problem” and “a Colombia problem.” He added: “Drugs coming into our country are greatly slowed, as you can imagine.” Over the past two months, the US military has carried out deadly strikes on at least 21...
November 15, 2025

Trump says he has decided on possible Venezuela action but withholds details

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi speaks during a press conference for the South Korea Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum in Gyeongju, South Korea, 01 November 2025. (EPA/JEON HEON-KYUN)
Japan summons Chinese envoy over Osaka consul general’s remarks on Taiwan
TOKYO — Japan summoned China’s ambassador on Friday to protest comments made by the Chinese Consul General in Osaka, escalating diplomatic tensions following Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks about Taiwan. Japan’s Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Takehiro Funakoshi summoned Chinese Ambassador Wu Jianghao to lodge a “strong protest” over Xue Jian’s statements, which Tokyo described as “highly inappropriate,” according to the Foreign Ministry. Xue wrote on platform X last weekend that he would “cut a dirty neck without a moment of hesitation” after Takaichi said that any Chinese military action against Taiwan — including a naval blockade — could constitute a “survival-threatening situation,” enabling Japan to exercise collective self-defense. The...
November 15, 2025

Japan summons Chinese envoy over Osaka consul general’s remarks on Taiwan

A Palestinian boy sits among the ruins of a destroyed residential area in Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood, northern Gaza City, Gaza Strip, 14 November 2025. (EPA/MOHAMMED SABER)
Floods swamp displacement tents in Khan Younis amid worsening Gaza weather crisis
GAZA — Heavy rains flooded dozens of tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis in southern Gaza on Saturday, deepening the humanitarian crisis facing families forced from their homes. The Gaza Civil Defense said its teams responded after large numbers of tents in several areas of Al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis, were submerged in rainwater. Since Friday, the Gaza Strip has been hit by a low-pressure system accompanied by cold air and heavy rainfall, worsening conditions for the 1.5 million displaced people in the enclave. According to the Gaza Government Media Office, 93% of all displacement tents — 125,000 out of 135,000 — are no longer suitable for shelter due to weather damage and the impact of Israeli bombardment. Israel continues to block the entry of shelter...
November 15, 2025

Floods swamp displacement tents in Khan Younis amid worsening Gaza weather crisis

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