Four Dead After Helicopter Crash in Canada
Four people died when a helicopter crashed in Canada.
Quatre personnes sont décédées dans le crash d'un hélicoptère au Canada.
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Iran Awaits US Final Response on Strait of Hormuz Proposals via Mediators
Tehran, Sep 27 - Iran is awaiting a final response from mediators concerning the United States' stance on Iran's proposals for the Strait of Hormuz. This comes despite U.S. President Donald Trump publicly rejecting them, according to Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi. President Trum

В аэропорту Сочи сняты временные ограничения
MOSCOW, Sep 27 - RIA Novosti. Restrictions on accepting and departing aircraft have been lifted at Sochi Airport, according to Rosaviatsia. "Sochi Airport. Restrictions on the reception and departure of aircraft have been lifted," the statement reads. Temporary flight restrictions at

Trump claims Hormuz Strait as 'Trump Strait'
President Donald Trump shared an image on his Truth Social account featuring the Hormuz Strait, labeled as 'Trump Strait'. Earlier, Trump suggested that after a victory over Iran, he would declare the Hormuz Strait U.S. territory. He has previously posted maps of the region

UN Assesses Global Hunger Situation
Global hunger has seen a decrease of 14 million people by 2025, marking a slow but steady improvement, according to Oleg Kobyakov, head of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) office for relations with the Russian Federation. In 2025, 645 million individuals faced hunger, repres

Estonia Cancels Laima Vaikule Concert
A concert by Latvian singer Laima Vaikule in Estonia's capital has been unexpectedly canceled. The reason cited is low ticket demand, according to Latvian news portal Press LV. The performance, scheduled for October 31st in Tallinn, will no longer take place. Concert orga

NATO Chief Rutte Outlines Arctic Security Plans Without Mentioning Russia
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has outlined plans for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's approach to the entire Arctic region, stating that alliance members can independently define security parameters in the area. In comments to Fox News, Stoltenberg asserted that NATO countries