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The USA is buying equipment for Donald Trump's people. Special gloves are intended to facilitate arrests

The American deportation agency ICE is constantly in the headlines. Now it intends to equip its federal officers with new gloves that deliver electric shocks.

Assault between students at a Fire Department school leads to the dismissal of a military officer in Brasília

Facade of the Dom Pedro II Military College, in Brasília Google Street View/Reproduction A student at the Dom Pedro II Military College, in Brasília, was assaulted by a classmate on the 4th. The victim was rescued and sent for medical care, according to information released by

[Photo] Koo Ja-wook, double celebration

[OSEN=Gwangju, Reporter Ji Hyeong-jun] On the 13th, the 2026 Shinhan SOL KBO League game between the KIA Tigers and Samsung Lions was held at Gwangju-Kia Champions Field. KIA started Japanese pitcher Shirakawa, and Samsung started their ace Won Tae-in. In the top of the 4th inning, with no outs, Samsung's Koo Ja-wook is rejoicing after hitting a double to left-center. 2026.08.13 / jpnews@osen.co.kr

Caring for Youth Project Food Safety on Campus Public Welfare Action Held, Full-Chain Traceability Management for Campus Catering

China News Service, Beijing, August 13 (Zhang Su, Liu Yijing) 'Relying on the six major public welfare sectors of the Caring for Youth Project, the project introduces digital supervision and artificial intelligence (AI) resources to county-level campuses,' said Liu Xiangyu, Deputy Secretary-General of the Caring for Youth Project Food Safety on Campus Public Welfare Action Organizing Committee, on the 12th.

Get your glasses ready: The record solar eclipse is coming in 2027

The next solar eclipse is already waiting in 2027. It will get completely dark over popular holiday destinations on the Mediterranean.

Trani, 18-year-old dies stabbed: 17-year-old turns himself in to the Carabinieri and confesses

The boy arrived with his lawyer, he allegedly acted without the intention to kill. Struck with three stab wounds to the back. At the root of the clash there could be sentimental disagreements

They fell into the trap of two 'black widows', they invited them to dinner and robbed them

The women were arrested along with two accomplices after raids in San Nicolás, where the violent assault occurred, and Córdoba. There is one fugitive

Chinese Coast Guard ships intrude into Kinmen waters during Han Kuang exercises, Coast Guard forcefully expels them

While the national military's Han Kuang exercises are in full swing, Chinese Coast Guard ships intruded into our country's Kinmen waters again today, intending to use this to spread false information about their jurisdiction. The Coast Guard Administration's Kinmen-Matsu-Penghu Branch's 12th Patrol District immediately deployed patrol boats according to the contingency mechanism to forcefully expel the 4 vessels...

Hasan Mahmud’s 6-55 rattles Australia for 198; Bangladesh take control on day 1

Hasan Mahmud took a career-best 6-55 as Bangladesh's pace attack kept Australia's batting under pressure. Bangladesh then reached 96-1 by stumps, reducing the first-innings deficit to 102 runs.

What is the situation like in the areas recaptured by the Sudanese army in North Kordofan?

Destruction, displacement, and the deterioration of services continue in the areas of North Kordofan that the Sudanese army has recaptured. In this story, a BBC News Arabic correspondent documents the suffering of residents and displaced persons, amidst hopes for the restoration of security and the return of normal life.

“Danish team is better off without him”: Danish ex-pro Michael Rasmussen would rather not see “ambitionless” Jonas Vingegaard at the World Cycling Championships

After his crash in the Tour, Jonas Vingegaard (29) continues to stir up emotions. Danish ex-pro Michael Rasmussen (52) let it slip on TV channel Viaplay that he would rather not see his compatriot participate in the World Championships and fired sharp criticism while doing so. “It would be unnecessary expecta

Two airlines, one passport problem: Immigration explains the 10-year validity issue

PUTRAJAYA, Aug 13 — Only two airlines have so far been reported to be experiencing system issues when processing M...

KNUST accommodation crisis: Unity Hall Master backs students’ protest over exorbitant hostel fees

There are growing concerns over the skyrocketing cost of private accommodation around the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi.

"Beka Flat"... Hamo Beka's journey from the trap of bullying to the "new look"

Hamo Beka, the controversial Egyptian Mahraganat singer, is no longer the person the public was used to seeing. In a bombshell (or rather, a light one), Beka revealed an updated version of himself after shedding 40 kilograms from his body in just 60 days, announcing the beginning of a new phase that is not limited to his external appearance on

Iran war and Middle East conflict: All news in the live blog

Despite the recent absence of attacks between the USA and Iran, tensions persist. The question regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz also remains unresolved. Everything in the live blog.

Trump says U.S. has "total control" over Strait of Hormuz

President Trump said Wednesday that the U.S. has "total control" over the Strait of Hormuz, writing on social media: "I THINK WE WILL KEEP IT."

Earthquake in Colombia today, August 13: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the 'immediate' dispatch of an aid mission to the country

After the strong seismic movement, the President of the Republic confirmed that he will declare an economic emergency throughout the national territory.

The Civil Service that is advancing

A few days ago we pointed out the importance of relaunching the Civil Service reform, the most significant of the last decades, a reform that is not limited to administrative procedures, but places people at the center, those who make policies possible

Man who attacked D66 office considers the party the cause of misery

The man who set off a firework bomb at the D66 party office in The Hague in May of this year will remain in custody longer. During the pro-forma hearing in court, he said he regretted endangering people in the building. The Public Prosecution

XCMG's Electric Mining Push Featured in The Australian Financial Review

XCMG's drive to bring battery-electric mining equipment to Australia's Pilbara region was the focus of ...

Kumamoto: Another day of extreme heat, seismic activity remains active, caution advised for earthquakes of intensity 5 lower or higher

Kumamoto Prefecture, which suffered major damage from an earthquake with a maximum intensity of 7 last month, also experienced an extreme heat day on the 13th, and there is a risk that the maximum temperature will continue to be 35 degrees Celsius or higher in the future, so please be careful about heatstroke prevention when carrying out restoration work, etc. Also, on the morning of the 13th...

Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan Mecca pact ‘far from’ Nato-style defence alliance

The security pact signed on Friday by three of the world’s most powerful Muslim nations with a vow to enhance collective deterrence remains far from what many are calling an Islamic Nato, according to experts. The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement between Saudi Arabia, the Persian Gu

Exclusive-Vantage Data Centers explores IPO at $100 billion valuation or sale, sources say

Instability begins in Santiago: check the sectors of the Metropolitan Region that will have rain from today until the weekend

A new frontal system will bring showers to the Metropolitan Region from this Thursday until Sunday. Check which areas of Santiago will have rain.

Sohrab Bakhtiarizadeh: Some players love money and agents more than Esteghlal

Sohrab Bakhtiarizadeh, the head coach of the Esteghlal football team, in a press conference before the match against Mes Shahr-e Babak, criticized a group of players, saying: 'Some of them, rather than loving Esteghlal, respecting the club's jersey, or caring about the fans, have loved money and their agents.'

What we are following this Thursday | Economy, La Caisse, National Bank Open

Here are the events scheduled for today.

Lake Victoria fishermen seek government intervention over harassment by Ugandan authorities

Egypt calls for more responsive global financial system for emerging economies

Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, called for a more responsive global financial system that better addresses the growth and development priorities of emerging economies. Kouchouk also urged a greater role for multilateral development banks in providin

Ageing in place: A home that matches life’s pace

Ageing and housing are undeniably intertwined. A home can accompany us through every stage of life, from childhood and adulthood to old age, reflecting the concept of ageing in place — growing old in one’s own home or familiar community.

Chinese retirees turn to overseas classrooms, chasing dreams of travel and learning

From struggling with English lessons in New Zealand to studying ancient Greek archaeology in Athens, a growing number of Chinese retirees are pursuing education abroad after decades of work and family responsibilities.