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Syria calls for probe as Black Sea cargo ship sinks after reported attack Syria calls for probe as Black Sea cargo ship sinks after reported attack

Syria calls for probe as Black Sea cargo ship sinks after reported attack

Syria has called for an independent and transparent investigation into the sinking of the Togolese-flagged cargo ship Alfa Watan in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone. The appeal comes as 10 crew members remain unaccounted for, including nine Syrians and one Egyptian. Syrian authorities also questioned why search and rescue operations were halted before the sailors were found.Mazen Aloush, from Syria's port authority, asked the International Maritime Organization and Bulgarian authorities to establish why the search was called off. He said the fate of the missing crew was still unknown and urged officials to use all available technical means to locate and... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 08 Oct 2026 18:59 LONDON
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Day News Recap: Middle East tensions flare as Ukraine, Europe and markets react

Iran widened pressure on shipping by striking two commercial tankers outside the Strait of Hormuz within 24 hours, while a separate tanker was hit by multiple projectiles off the north coast of Qatar, deepening fears over Gulf trade routes. πŸ”— πŸ”—Those attacks fed a broader surge in Middle East risk, with oil and stocks swinging on renewed fears of supply disruption, and the G7 agreeing to release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel from emergency stockpiles over four months to cushion shortages. πŸ”— πŸ”—In Yemen and Saudi Arabia, the conflict escalated further as Riyadh said Houthi attacks on two... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews Recap 360LiveNews Recap | 08 Oct 2026 18:23 LONDON
Two killed after partial building collapse in Istanbul's Maltepe district Two killed after partial building collapse in Istanbul's Maltepe district

Two killed after partial building collapse in Istanbul's Maltepe district

Two people have been killed after a seven-storey building partially collapsed in Istanbul's Maltepe district, according to local officials. Emergency crews rescued eight survivors from the rubble as they continued searching for others believed to be trapped. The collapse happened before dawn on the Asian side of the city, where the lower three floors of the building, including a ground-floor shop, gave way.The Istanbul governor's office said rescuers had recovered two bodies and were trying to reach at least two more people believed to be inside. Governor Davut Gul said earlier that teams had made contact with a six-year-old trapped... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 08 Oct 2026 14:30 LONDON
Pakistan and Turkiye move to support Saudi deterrence against Houthis as pact takes effect Pakistan and Turkiye move to support Saudi deterrence against Houthis as pact takes effect

Pakistan and Turkiye move to support Saudi deterrence against Houthis as pact takes effect

The defence arrangement between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye has now been activated, with the three countries agreeing to move agreed forces and capabilities into Saudi Arabia. The decision was taken at an emergency meeting in Riyadh on Monday, according to a joint statement shared by Pakistan's Foreign Office. The statement said the committee had decided to begin practical implementation of collective-defence commitments and to ensure rapid deployment in line with approved arrangements and national legislation.The latest reporting adds that the pact, signed in August and sometimes referred to as the Mecca pact, is now in force for the first... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 06 Oct 2026 14:34 LONDON
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Russia Faces Large Bill to Dismantle Ageing Nuclear Reactors Russia Faces Large Bill to Dismantle Ageing Nuclear Reactors

Russia Faces Large Bill to Dismantle Ageing Nuclear Reactors

Russia is facing a substantial future bill to dismantle ageing nuclear reactors, according to a commentary published on 4 October. The piece says some reactors in the country are already more than 50 years old, raising questions about how decommissioning will be funded and managed. It also notes that Moscow continues to expand its nuclear industry abroad at the same time.The article says Rosenergoatom plans to decommission 35 reactors. It adds that the company's own estimates point to a funding shortfall of about 18.7 billion euros, against a total estimated decommissioning cost of roughly 21 billion euros. The commentary argues... [Continue Reading]

360LiveNews 360LiveNews | 04 Oct 2026 12:37 LONDON
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