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Month: July 2023

12 killed in a suspected rebel attack in the northeast of Congo, a civil society organizations says

By JEAN-YVES KAMALE Associated Press KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — The extremist rebel group Allied Democratic Forces has been accused of killing at least 12 people in Ituri province in northeastern Congo. Local farmers discovered their bodies in the bush early Friday as they went to work their fields. A local civil society organization said Saturday

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People and pets seek shade and cool as Europe sizzles under heat wave that’s only going to get worse

By NICOLE WINFIELD Associated Press ROME (AP) — Scorching temperatures across Europe have forced the closure of the Acropolis in Athens for a second day. Meteorologists say even hotter weather is expected next week, when the mercury is forecast to top 40 degrees Celsius, or about 104 degrees Fahrenheit, in several popular Mediterranean tourist destinations.

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Israel’s Netanyahu is rushed to hospital for dehydration. Hours later, he says he feels ‘very good’

By JOSEF FEDERMAN Associated Press JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday declared that he feels “very good” after he was rushed to the hospital for what doctors said likely was dehydration. But doctors ordered him to remain in the hospital overnight for further observation, and his weekly Cabinet meeting was delayed

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Ukraine rejects Bulgarian president’s claims that Kyiv is to be blamed for Russia’s ongoing war

SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Ukraine on Saturday criticized Bulgaria’s pro-Russian president over his remarks that Kyiv is to blame for Russia’s ongoing war and that supplying arms to Ukraine only prolongs the conflict. President Rumen Radev had told reporters on Friday that he wanted “to make it clear that Ukraine insists on fighting this war.”

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“Moriremos de hambre aquí de todos modos”: el trágico viaje de un niño expone una elección imposible que enfrentan millones

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Pervez Akhtar lucha entre lágrimas al recordar las últimas palabras de su hijo de 14 años. “Todo estará bien”, le dijo Muhammad Abuzar. “Educaré a mis hermanos, haré tu casa. No pasarás hambre. Solo oren por mí”. Akhtar ahora está sentado en su ruinosa casa de una habitación en una aldea

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