Life Returns To Berlin After Days-Long Blackout

Daily life began returning to southwest Berlin on Friday after power was largely restored following an arson attack on critical infrastructure by suspected far-left extremists that caused the longest blackout in Germany’s capital since World War II, authorities said.

Mass Protests Shake Iran After Exiled Crown Prince Calls for Uprising

Thousands of Iranians poured into the streets and shouted from rooftops across Tehran and other cities Thursday night following a call for mass demonstrations by exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi, marking a significant escalation in nationwide unrest gripping the Islamic Republic. Witnesses reported widespread chanting and street rallies as authorities abruptly shut down internet access and disrupted phone lines shortly after protests began.

Ukraine Seeks Clear Security Guarantees As Russia Pounds Power Grid

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Thursday he has yet to receive a “clear, unequivocal answer” from European allies on whether they would militarily defend Ukraine if Russia launched new attacks after a future peace deal, as Moscow unleashed fresh deadly strikes across the war-torn country.

Death Attributed To Enhanced Immigration Enforcement In Minnesota

A protestor who U.S. Department of Homeland Security said tried to kill immigration officers was fatally shot Wednesday in Minnesota’s Twin Cities, less than 24 hours after an Ecuadorian wanted for murder in his home country was taken off the streets there.

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