A two-seater plane crashed into Citic Tower in Beijing on Saturday, injuring 13 people. The pilot was the only person on board. The building was evacuated and debris scattered across the central business district. Investigations are ongoing.
India has sent a 41-member medical team to Venezuela to aid earthquake victims. This mission, involving the 60 Parachute Field Ambulance, highlights India's ongoing commitment to international humanitarian relief efforts.
Giappone in allerta maltempo per l'arrivo simultaneo di due tifoni, Higos e Mekkhala. Ordini di evacuazione per oltre 2 milioni di persone in 13 prefetture. Rischio frane, esondazioni e venti forti.
A light aircraft crashed into the 109-storey CITIC Tower in Beijing, China, on Friday around 5:40 p.m. local time, shattering two glass panels and forcing the evacuation of the city's tallest skyscraper. Casualties and the cause remain unconfirmed by Chinese authorities.
US President Donald Trump accused Iran of violating a ceasefire after a cargo ship was struck by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz. The attack, which caused limited damage to the Singapore-flagged Ever Lovely, led the UN's IMO to pause the evacuation of stranded sailors, raising concerns about maritime security.
Japan has canceled over 200 flights and suspended train services as tropical storms Mekkhala and Higos approach from different directions. Mekkhala is expected to make landfall in Kyushu, while Higos may converge near Tokyo, potentially causing a Fujiwhara Effect.
An aircraft struck the upper floors of a 528-meter tower, causing wreckage to fall and prompting urgent evacuations. Police cordoned off the area, and ambulances were seen near the building.
A cargo ship was struck by an unknown projectile in the Gulf of Oman, prompting the UN maritime agency to pause its evacuation of stranded seafarers. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is concluding a Mideast tour amid ongoing Israel-Lebanon talks and disputes over Hormuz transit fees.
Japanese airlines canceled over 100 flights on Friday due to two approaching tropical storms. Authorities urged evacuations in some areas, fearing flooding and landslides. The storms may interact, creating the Fujiwhara effect and complicating forecasts.
Oil prices surged after the UN maritime agency canceled its ship evacuation plan in the Strait of Hormuz following an attack on a cargo vessel. The incident, blamed on Iran by US officials, heightened regional tensions and caused Asian markets to fall, underscoring the fragility of peace.
The International Maritime Organization has paused its evacuation plan for ships and seafarers in the Middle East Gulf following an attack on a container ship in the Gulf of Oman. A U.S. official blamed Iran for the incident.
The IMO temporarily paused its Strait of Hormuz seafarer evacuation campaign to reconfirm safety guarantees after a vessel was struck by an "unknown projectile" near the Omani coast. The Wall Street Journal reported Iran's involvement, which had warned ships to use its designated corridors, causing crude prices to jump.
A UN agency halted ship evacuations through the Strait of Hormuz after a vessel was struck by a projectile off Oman's coast. Iran had previously threatened ships using a UN-backed route. The UK confirmed damage but no injuries or environmental impact. Talks between the US and Iran continue.
A UN agency paused ship evacuations through the Strait of Hormuz after a vessel was hit by a projectile off Oman, following Iran's threats against ships using new routes. The incident raises concerns for global shipping and ongoing US-Iran peace talks.
The UN's International Maritime Organization (IMO) paused its Strait of Hormuz evacuation initiative for 600 ships and 11,000 mariners after a Singapore-flagged cargo ship was attacked by a suspected drone near Oman. The incident occurred hours after Iran warned vessels against unauthorized routes.
The UN's International Maritime Organization (IMO) has temporarily halted its seafarer evacuation plan in the Strait of Hormuz following an attack on a cargo vessel near Oman's coast. Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez cited the need to reconfirm safety guarantees for ships in the region.
The UN's IMO has paused an evacuation of over 11,000 sailors in the Strait of Hormuz following an attack on a cargo ship. The British maritime agency UKMTO reported an unknown projectile struck the Singapore-flagged Ever Lovely, though no casualties were reported. The PGSA stated vessels outside designated routes won't be guaranteed safe passage.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has temporarily suspended ship evacuations through the Strait of Hormuz following an attack on a vessel in the Gulf of Oman. This pause allows authorities to reassess security conditions and ensure safety guarantees for all vessels in the critical waterway.
A cargo ship was hit by a projectile near Oman in the Strait of Hormuz, causing bridge damage. The incident prompted the UN to pause ship evacuations due to safety concerns, as Iran had previously warned vessels without permission. US and IRGC representatives will be stationed in Qatar to manage disputes.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps rejected UN-backed plans for mass ship evacuation through the Strait of Hormuz, citing danger and demanding coordination with its navy. This move threatens free passage, complicates US-Iran talks on sanctions, and highlights differing visions with Oman on strait management.
Circa 1.100 marittimi sono stati evacuati a bordo di 57 navi che hanno attraversato lo Stretto di Hormuz tra il 23 e il 25 giugno, nell'ambito di un piano di evacuazione delle Nazioni Unite.
The UN's IMO is evacuating ~11,000 seafarers via Strait of Hormuz after Iran-US ceasefire. Iran and Oman assert sovereign rights, potentially to impose tolls, opposed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
The UN's International Maritime Organisation is evacuating over 11,000 sailors from the Strait of Hormuz following a US-Iran MoU. The operation, coordinated with regional states and the US, aims to ensure safe navigation after months of disruption. Disputes over future control and potential tolls remain.
The UN's International Maritime Organization is coordinating the phased evacuation of over 11,000 seafarers from hundreds of stranded ships in the Gulf. Following a US-Iran ceasefire, temporary routes around risks like floating mines are established for transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
