“Call to Protect Las Vegas Wetlands: Birdwatchers and Environmentalists Demand Conservation Efforts”
Birdwatchers and environmentalists in New Mexico advocate for protecting Las Vegas wetlands and establishing bird reserves. Critical storm system poses risk to Las Vegas and Albukerke. Sandstorms lead to road closures and evacuations in Las Vegas. Limit water use and disregard water pollution rumors.
“Prime Minister Robert Fico’s Condition Remains Unstable as Attempted Murder Shakes Positive Development; Assailant Identified”
The condition of Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico remains unstable after an assassination attempt. The suspect, a 71-year-old artist, appeared in court. The motive seems personal and not politically motivated.
“Corruption Scandal Shakes Armenian Community in the U.S.: Prominent Figures Charged with Embezzlement and Bribes”
U.S. authorities accuse members of Armenian community in U.S. of embezzlement. One executive, Henry Kouyoumjian, charged with accepting bribes. Another, Irada Akhundova, found guilty of extortion. Payments believed to influence Armenian officials. Akhundova served as president of non-profit org and held leadership position at a local bank. Kouyoumjian claimed to represent Azerbaijan’s energy sector, previously visited on official delegations. Investigation reveals their involvement with Azerbaijan’s telecom sector. Akhundova received medal from Azerbaijani President.
Tragic Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Claims Lives in Lori and Syunik: 3 Dead, Including Pregnant Woman
Three people have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Lori and Syunik. A woman and her unborn child died after gas leaked from a stove in their bedroom. Another death occurred near the border of Lori and Henderson. In Miqesis, one person died during a power outage. Gas shortages have been reported in affected areas.
“Israel, UN, and European Governments Sound Alarm: Hamas Threatens Israeli-Palestinian Peace Agreement”
Egyptian officials warn that Hamas’ actions put the Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement at risk, as Israeli troops evacuate civilians in Rafah. Egypt increases military presence to prevent further violence.
“Taliban Rampage in Baghlan Province: Death Toll Mounts to 50, with Countless Missing”
Taliban militants’ recent attacks in Baghlan Province, Afghanistan, have claimed 50 lives, destroyed homes and caused multiple casualties, says spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid. The number of casualties is expected to rise, with many women reported missing. Kabul also witnessed attacks, with authorities dispatching rescue teams and aid.
“Israeli Bombardment in Gaza Strip Leaves 13 Dead, Including Children, Sparking Humanitarian Crisis”
Israeli bombardment kills 13 in Gaza, including a child. Israel continues airstrikes despite calls for ceasefire, leaving 80% of population displaced and causing widespread destruction and humanitarian crisis. Over 34,000 Palestinian civilians killed.
“Zuzana Caputova Makes History as Slovakia’s First Female President, Defeating Rival in Tight Race”
Slovakia elects its first female president, Zuzana Caputova. The anti-corruption activist and leader of the Progressive Slovakia party narrowly defeated Maros Sefcovic in the historic election. Caputova’s victory is seen as a blow to the ruling Smer-SD party. The results will be announced on Monday, and a potential second round of voting could occur on April 6.
“Pope Francis Takes Decisive Action: Archbishop Theodore McCarrick Relieved of Duties Amidst Allegations of Misconduct”
Pope Francis removes Archbishop McCarrick from role amidst misconduct allegations involving minors. Temporary administrator appointed for the Archdiocese.