Hamas Agrees to Release All Israeli Hostages Under Trump’s Ceasefire Plan
Fundacion Rapala – The Palestinian resistance group Hamas has agreed to release all remaining Israeli hostages as part of U.S. President Donald Trump’s ceasefire proposal. The announcement was made on Friday (October 3) and includes both living captives and the remains of those who died. Hamas said in a statement that it “approves the release
Hamas Denies Receiving Trump’s Gaza Ceasefire Proposal
Fundacion Rapala – Hamas officials have clarified that they have not received any formal ceasefire proposal linked to the ongoing Gaza conflict, despite recent statements from former U.S. President Donald Trump. According to an anonymous Hamas representative, no plan has been presented or delivered to their leadership. This declaration contrasts sharply with Trump’s claim that
Ginzan Onsen in Japan, a Place That Feels Like Spirited Away
Fundacion Rapala – For anime lovers, especially fans of Studio Ghibli, Ginzan Onsen in Yamagata Prefecture feels like stepping into Spirited Away. This hot spring village features traditional wooden inns that line a narrow river, creating a nostalgic and dreamlike scene. At night, lanterns glow warmly, adding to the magical atmosphere that resembles Hayao Miyazaki’s
European Airports Face Cyberattack, Flights Cancelled and Travelers Stranded
Fundacion Rapala – A large-scale cyberattack hit several major European airports, including Brussels, Berlin, and London Heathrow, on September 20. The attack crippled check-in systems and forced airlines to cancel or delay dozens of flights. Thousands of passengers faced long waits and uncertainty. Dublin and Cork airports in Ireland also reported minor impacts, calling the
Foreign Tourists Share Travel Tips in Indonesia: Avoid Drinking Tap Water
Fundacion Rapala – Indonesia attracts millions of travelers each year with its rich cultural heritage. Joshua Wood, founder of Digital Nomad Exchange, urges visitors to respect local customs and traditions. He stresses that understanding cultural etiquette helps tourists connect better with locals. Greeting Locals with Proper Honorifics Wood explains that greetings carry weight in Indonesian
Vietnam Surpasses Thailand as the Top Destination for Chinese Tourists
Fundacion Rapala – Thailand, once the top choice for Chinese tourists, is now losing ground. Many travelers, like Hu Jia from Sichuan, have chosen Vietnam instead of Thailand’s iconic beaches and ornate temples. Concerns about safety in Thailand have fueled this shift, leading Hu and her family to book a two-week journey across Vietnam. Personal
Luxembourg Joins France and Others in Plan to Recognize Palestine at UN Assembly
Fundacion Rapala – Luxembourg will move forward with the recognition of Palestine. Prime Minister Luc Frieden and Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel told a parliamentary committee that their government plans to confirm the decision during the upcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. This step aligns Luxembourg with other European countries that support Palestinian
Netanyahu Affirms: No Palestinian State Will Ever Exist
Fundacion Rapala – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has firmly declared that a Palestinian state will never be formed under his leadership. He made this bold statement during a settlement expansion ceremony held on Thursday (Sept 11) in Maale Adumim, an Israeli settlement east of Jerusalem. “This Land Is Ours” – A Defiant Statement from
Heavy Rainfall Hits Bali: Tourists Urged to Follow Travel Guidelines
Fundacion Rapala – Heavy rains recently struck Bali, especially around Denpasar and nearby districts, leading to significant flooding. The floods affected areas such as Badung, Gianyar, Jembrana, Tabanan, and Karangasem. Rising water levels damaged homes and disrupted daily life. Local authorities responded with emergency measures to protect residents and minimize damage. Tourism Officials Remind Visitors
France Plunges into Crisis as Prime Minister Francois Bayrou Resigns
Fundacion Rapala – French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou officially stepped down after losing a no-confidence vote in parliament on Monday (September 8). A total of 364 lawmakers voted against him, while 194 offered support. The threshold to pass the motion was 280, far below the rejection votes cast. Bayrou’s Final Remarks Before the Vote Before