Breakfast News Recap: Ukraine and Pakistan hit by deadly strikes as Japan and US step in on yen
Ukraine and Russia traded fresh strikes that officials said killed at least 14 people in total, with deaths reported in several regions on both sides and the toll still rising. 🔗In Russia's Vladimir region, a Ukrainian drone attack set fire to a Wildberries warehouse, adding to the damage from the latest round of cross border attacks. 🔗Pakistan's Swat district was also hit by violence, after a suspected suicide bombing outside a police station in Kabal killed at least 14 people and wounded at least 18, with the Tehrik e Taliban Pakistan claiming responsibility. 🔗In Greece, two firefighting helicopters collided while... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews Recap | 03 Aug 2026 08:38 LONDON
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Cuba suffers another nationwide power grid collapse as state utility reports total disconnection
Cuba has suffered another nationwide blackout after the state-owned electricity operator reported a total disconnection of the national power system. The outage affected Havana and the wider island, leaving large parts of the country in darkness. It is the latest in a series of grid collapses to hit the Caribbean nation.State utility UNE said the national electricity system had experienced a "total disconnection" and that protocols to restore the grid were under way. The blackout came after the west of the country had already gone dark 24 hours earlier, according to the supporting report. Residents in Havana were left without... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 03 Aug 2026 07:29 LONDON
Cuba's healthcare system deteriorates amid US sanctions and fuel shortages
Cuba's healthcare providers are warning of worsening medical shortages, rising death rates and prolonged blackouts as pressure from the United States deepens the island's crisis. The situation is being felt most sharply in Havana, where doctors say conditions at the William Soler Pediatric Hospital have deteriorated in recent months. The account points to a broader collapse in the country's health system, which remains formally free and universal but is under severe strain.At the hospital's surgical unit and anaesthesiology department, head Alioth Fernandez said the survival rate for newborns needing neonatal surgery has fallen sharply. He said that in the first... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 30 Jul 2026 18:00 LONDON
