Pope Leo XIV: No tolerance for abuse in the Catholic Church
Pope Leo XIV declares zero tolerance for abuse in the Catholic Church and praises journalists for their role in exposing wrongdoing. He emphasizes transparency and victim protection.
Pope Leo XIV declares zero tolerance for abuse in the Catholic Church and praises journalists for their role in exposing wrongdoing. He emphasizes transparency and victim protection.
Israel’s recent strike on an Iranian nuclear facility resulted in the deaths of three commanders, escalating the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Tensions remain high as international calls for peaceful resolutions continue.
The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs reports that 191 Filipinos in Israel are seeking repatriation amid rising tensions with Iran. The DFA has raised Alert Level 3 and is coordinating to ensure their safe return while advising caution to those remaining in the region.
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) raises Alert Level 3 for Filipinos in Israel and Iran amid escalating tensions, advising voluntary repatriation without causing panic. Filipinos in these regions are urged to return to the Philippines, with emergency assistance available through Philippine embassies.
Israeli forces attacked an Iranian nuclear research facility as their conflict entered its second week. The strike targeted missile sites, prompting subdued Iranian responses amidst rising regional tensions.
The U.S. travel ban prevents a reunion of a North Texas Iranian family. After 47 years, a visa interview ends in disappointment due to new restrictions on Iranian nationals.
New Zealand has approved the medicinal use of psilocybin, allowing its prescription to treat certain depression types. Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour stated that while psilocybin remains unapproved, experienced psychiatrists can now prescribe it for treatment-resistant depression.
Israel has initiated Operation Safe Return to repatriate citizens stranded abroad due to flight cancellations amid the Iran conflict. The first flight successfully landed at Ben Gurion Airport on Wednesday, marking the start of the operation to bring Israelis home.
Israeli airstrikes target Tehran amid growing instability. The strike, part of a broader campaign against Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities, has led to regional tensions and displacement of civilians.
At least 51 Palestinians were killed and over 200 wounded in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, while waiting for aid trucks, as Israeli forces reportedly opened fire. The incident adds to the humanitarian crisis in the region amid ongoing conflict.