Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief 
Lithuanian authorities are investigating the deaths of three men found in Biržai, Ignalina, and Vilkaviškis districts on Monday, March 9, 2026. The discoveries, reported throughout the day, have prompted separate pre-trial investigations into the circumstances surrounding each death. The incidents underscore a concerning series of unexplained fatalities across the country. The first body was discovered … Read more
The international community is bracing for further economic fallout as the conflict between Iran and its adversaries enters its tenth day. Following the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on February 28th, Mojtaba Khamenei has been named as his successor, a move that has coincided with Iran’s first missile strike on Israel. The … Read more
BALLINA, TIPPERARY – A decision to permanently pedestrianise the old bridge connecting Ballina and Killaloe has sparked significant concern among local business owners, who claim the move has severely impacted foot traffic and revenue. The bridge, a key link between the two towns, officially became pedestrian-only last October following a joint decision by Tipperary and … Read more
Madrid – A deepening internal conflict within the Spanish far-right party Vox has erupted into public accusations, as founding member Javier Ortega Smith alleges the party’s leadership prioritized personal interests over the organization’s well-being. Ortega Smith, currently a Madrid City Council representative, claims the executive filtered information detrimental to critics and failed to uphold the … Read more