US President Donald Trump has called on South Korea, China, Japan, and other nations to send ships to help keep the Strait of Hormuz open, following his earlier appeal for military ships, which has met with uncertain international reactions from European, East Asian, and Middle Eastern countries.
Iranian authorities have arrested dozens of individuals suspected of supplying security information to Israel, local media reported, amidst ongoing tensions and claims of informants targeting security checkpoints.
Reports and speculation are circulating regarding the health of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, with Iranian officials assuring stability while Western sources suggest serious injuries.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Russia's spring offensive has failed, noting that Russian forces are struggling to advance with military equipment and are now resorting to small group attacks, indicating Russia has no intention of ending the war.
Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, and Canada have agreed to strengthen cooperation in the Arctic, including military-industrial production and defense, as stated in a joint declaration.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced that Ukraine expects to test a new SAMP/T air defense system from France this year, which is considered an alternative to the Patriot system and capable of intercepting ballistic missiles.
Tens of thousands gathered in Budapest for rival demonstrations, marking a political showdown between Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and challenger Péter Magyar, as both leaders called supporters to the streets to show strength a month before crucial elections. Orbán and Magyar held large campaign events in Hungary before the election, highlighting the polarized society, with Magyar delivering a nearly hour-long speech at Heroes' Square during his National March. On March 15th, Viktor Orbán celebrated with 'Ukrainization' rhetoric, while Péter Magyar used 'Janissary' references, with both the Fidesz commemoration and the Tisza Party's National March dominating the day.
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Gaza’s main gateway, the Rafah crossing with Egypt that was closed at the start of the Iran war, will open on Wednesday for limited movement of people in both directions, Israel’s COGAT, the military body in charge of humanitarian matters, said on Sunday.
The crossing had reopened in early February after being largely shut since May 2024, in the early months of Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza. Its reopening offered some relief to Palestinians who want to leave Gaza for medica...
North Korea has tested a nuclear capable multiple rocket launcher system, with leader Kim Jong Un overseeing the launch on Saturday, March 14, according to state media.
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US President Donald Trump has called on allies to send warships to secure the strategic Strait of Hormuz, claiming many countries would participate, and is considering military options to reopen the strait after Iran's closure, while also stating the US has destroyed all Iranian military capabilities.
US President Trump and UK Prime Minister Starmer held discussions on the critical importance of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, following disruptions to global shipping and rising costs caused by Iran's blockade.
A 34-year-old Croatian man stabbed two Afghan men in central Linz, with one victim dying shortly after in the hospital; the suspect had reportedly told his wife he intended to kill someone.
France's far-right National Rally party has not only held its biggest city in the first round of local elections but also achieved strong results across southern France, with a socialist candidate leading in Paris. These outcomes are seen as a significant boost for the party's national ambitions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused EU allies of 'blackmail' for pressuring Ukraine to restore the flow of Russian oil via its pipeline, stating it would be akin to lifting sanctions on Russia.
Four-times world champion Max Verstappen blasted Formula One’s new era as a ‘joke’ on Sunday after retiring from the Chinese Grand Prix with a power unit problem. The Red Bull driver, no fan of the new engine with its increased electrical element and need to manage energy deployment, slowed and limped back to the pits […]
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Formula One has officially cancelled the Bahrain Grand Prix and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, citing the escalating conflict in the Middle East as the reason for the 'difficult but right' decision, with multiple sources confirming the April races will not be held.
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The ongoing Middle East war has caused a continuous rise in petrol pump prices in Nigeria, leading to severe shortages of both petrol and food. Civil Society Organizations and farmers have warned of grave implications for the Nigerian economy.
Israeli ground forces reportedly killed dozens of Hezbollah fighters in battles in southern Lebanon and destroyed infrastructure, including a weapons depot and command center, according to the Israeli General Staff.
A destructive Iranian missile barrage has been reported, with Araghchi singling out the US and Israel, while Pope Leo decries the 'atrocious violence' in the Iran war and urges a ceasefire, also expressing concern over the situation in Lebanon.
Vietnam is holding parliamentary elections where the Communist Party has fielded nearly 93% of the candidates, ensuring its continued political dominance.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) confirmed the immediate release of initial oil reserves, with Asia and Oceania being the first to receive barrels. Separately, the Japanese government announced it would release private oil reserves starting from the 16th in anticipation of reduced tanker arrivals.
South Korean authorities are carefully considering US President Donald Trump's challenge to send warships to protect oil shipments in the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as experts warn that Trump's plan to deploy warships to escort oil tankers attacked by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz is a 'very dangerous mission'.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparked controversy after saying American forces would show “no quarter, no mercy” to enemies during the escalating conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran.
Taiwan's defense ministry detected 26 Chinese military aircraft around the island, with 16 entering its Air Defence Identification Zone, marking a return of large-scale flights after an unusual absence in the Taiwan Strait.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has published a video on his X account showing him drinking coffee to refute widespread social media rumors about his death, humorously addressing claims and debunking conspiracy theories.
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The Election Commission of India has announced the schedule for Assembly elections in several states, with voting phases occurring in April. The upcoming polls are set against a backdrop of looming energy crisis concerns in the country.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has responded to Croatian President Zoran Milanović's concerns regarding Serbia's arming, stating that Croatia should be careful and that no one will dictate what he says.
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This time last year, there was talk that Chelsea had ticked off the first trophy of a possible quadruple after they beat Manchester City in the Women’s League Cup final in Derby. Today, in Bristol, the feeling is quite different for the team that went on to win a domestic treble – not too shabby.
Chelsea’s defence of their WSL title is in tatters with Manchester City nine points clear of the...
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Switzerland announced it rejected two requests from the United States for military overflights, citing its neutrality law for the first time since the start of the Middle East conflict. The Swiss government reviewed requests for US military and official aircraft overflights, denying two and permitting three.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reiterated his accusation that Russia is supplying Iran with Shahed drones, stating it is '100% facts' that Iran has used them in attacks on American bases in the Middle East, a claim also reported in German liveblogs. Zelenskyy further specified that these Shahed drones supplied by Russia to Iran contain Russian components.
An article questions why no action was taken regarding the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing its significance as the largest and most recognized risk to international energy systems.
Of the team’s original seven members, only three remain in Australia
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Daniil Medvedev ended Carlos Alcaraz's perfect start to 2026, stunning the world number one 6-3, 7-6 (7/3) Saturday to book an Indian Wells title clash with Jannik Sinner.He'll have his work cut out for him again in Sunday's clash with four-time Grand Slam champion Sinner, who beat fourth-ranked Alexander Zverev 6-2, 6-4.
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FCC Chair Brendan Carr's threats to revoke broadcast licenses over Iran war coverage have drawn pushback from both Republican Senator Ron Johnson and Democrats, who criticize the move as anti-First Amendment and 'totalitarian' following Trump's 'fake news' claims.
Hollywood rolls out the red carpet for Sunday’s Oscars, the film industry’s highest honors, with an unusually open best-picture race that pits vampire hit “Sinners,” the leader in nominations,…
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Loud sounds were heard in Dubai's Marina and Al Sufouh areas, while operations at UAE's Fujairah oil terminal came to a halt after Iranian strikes. The UAE is now pushing to contain the fallout, with Indigo and Spice Jet announcing further restrictions on flights to and from Dubai.
Hungary's political landscape is marked by intense rivalry between the government and opposition, with both sides competing to mobilize large demonstrations ahead of the upcoming April elections, as seen during the March 15th commemorations.
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US and Chinese economic officials have met in Paris to discuss trade and economic issues, including tariffs, rare earth exports, technology controls, and Chinese purchases of US farm goods, aiming to pave the way for a potential Trump-Xi summit.
The Italian Jannik Sinner, world No. 2, dominated Alexander Zverev without trembling and reaches the final of the Indian Wells Masters 1000 for the first time.
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Former Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed retired from international cricket on Sunday after leading the country in 100 international matches across multiple formats.
Formula One has officially cancelled the Bahrain Grand Prix and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, citing the ongoing conflict in the Middle East as the reason for the 'difficult but right' decision.
Two brothers, Elyasse and Moad H., have been charged and imprisoned in Pas-de-Calais, France, on suspicion of involvement in a 'terrorist plot' after their arrest near Longuenesse penitentiary center.
