Karachi Mall Fire Death Toll Climbs to 60 Amid Ongoing Rescue Efforts
Karachi mall fire death toll rises to 60 as teams recover more bodies; investigation launched today.
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Breaking: Federal Agents Shoot Two in Portland—Latest Update
U.S. federal agents shot two people in Portland on Thursday afternoon; both victims are hospitalized and an investigation is underway.
Trump to Withdraw National Guard from Chicago, LA & Portland
President Trump will pull the National Guard from Chicago, LA and Portland days after the Supreme Court blocked his deployment plan amid debate over crime and politics.
Knife Attack Near Taipei MRT: 3 Dead, 9 Injured 🚨
A knife and smoke grenade attack near two Taipei MRT stations on December 19, 2025 left 3 dead and 9 injured. The 27-year-old suspect died after jumping from a building.
Knife Attack Shakes Taipei Metro: 4 Dead, 5 Injured
A knife attack and smoke bombs at Taipei Main Station on Dec 19 left four dead (including the attacker) and five injured. The suspect is believed to have fallen to his death during police pursuit.
Bondi Beach Alert: Active Shooter Situation Unfolding
An active shooter situation is unfolding at Sydney’s Bondi Beach. Authorities urge everyone to avoid the area. Get live updates on this developing incident.
John Lee Launches Independent Probe into Deadly Hong Kong Fire
HKSAR chief executive John Lee has set up an independent commission to investigate the recent Hong Kong residential fire that left 151 dead and 79 injured, with the LegCo election due Dec 7.
159 Missing Residents Found Safe After Tai Po Blaze, Death Toll at 146
HKSAR police say 159 residents reported missing after the Nov 26 Tai Po fire are now safe. Death toll is 146, with 79 injured. Search ends today and HKSAR govt provides housing and aid.
John Lee Leads Urgent Response After Deadly Tai Po Fire
HKSAR Chief Executive John Lee leads emergency response after deadly Tai Po fire, with shelters set up and support for families of victims.
Why Takaichi’s Taiwan Rhetoric Puts Japan at Risk
PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Strait rhetoric has sparked protests in Tokyo and Kyoto, raising concerns over public safety and Japan’s future direction.