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Israel has intensified its attacks against Hezbollah, expanding a 'buffer zone' in Southern Lebanon, and its government has approved millions in funding for northern border cities under Hezbollah fire, while the IDF analyzes the potential for long-term occupation up to the Litani River.
The officials also claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had ordered on Tuesday that as much of Iran's arms industry as possible should be destroyed over the next 48 hours.
US Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to visit Hungary on April 7-8, ahead of what could be the most challenging elections for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán since 2010, with former President Trump also urging people to vote. Sources confirm Vance's visit to Hungary on April 7-8.
The UK government is consulting on potential social media restrictions for teenagers, including trials of bans and digital curfews, while peers in parliament are actively advocating for a ban for under-16s.
The provincial government of Mountain Province in the Philippines announced the cancellation of its annual Lang-ay Festival activities in support of a national energy emergency.
Several local government units and educational institutions in the Philippines have switched to online classes on March 26 due to a nationwide transport strike.
Nigeria's government has finalized its National AI Strategy, which now awaits legislative approval to boost economic growth and innovation and aims to make Nigeria a global AI player by 2030.
The Indian government introduced the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, in Lok Sabha, facing strong opposition from parties like Congress and TMC concerned about executive overreach.
The Bangladesh government is implementing measures aimed at reducing severe traffic congestion in the capital city of Dhaka.
A new theory suggests that Monkey D. Luffy's actions in 'One Piece' may be inadvertently helping the World Government's greatest villain achieve their goals, a detail fans might have overlooked.
During a government shutdown, President Trump is deploying ICE agents to fill a shortage of TSA officers, a move that a major federal union warns could create safety risks.
The Philippine government has declared a state of national energy emergency, and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has officially signed into law a bill authorizing him to suspend or reduce excise taxes on petroleum products, though he has indicated he will not use these powers immediately.
Hezbollah has stated that negotiating with Israel would be a surrender, while Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that the Israeli military has created and is expanding a 'genuine security zone' inside Lebanon. This comes as Hezbollah continues to claim attacks on Israeli forces pushing deeper into Lebanon.
Anambra Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has sworn in new appointees, including the Secretary to the State Government, charging them to serve the people.
A deal to reopen the Department of Homeland Security is sputtering on Capitol Hill, raising anxiety in both parties and fueling fears that a potential US government shutdown could disrupt airports and lead to a shortage of security staff.
The streets of Kidapawan City in Cotabato province were almost emptied of passenger tricycles on Wednesday morning after their usual rounds of ferrying private and government workers to their…
Seriake Dickson and a civil society group have faulted the new INEC guidelines and revised timetable for Nigeria's 2027 elections, amid growing concerns.
Nigeria's government is significantly reducing approval times for reviving dormant oil wells, from weeks to hours, in an effort to boost crude output and capitalize on high energy prices.
Da Nang airport's international terminal handled 6.8 million passengers last year, 70% more than its designed capacity, leading to significant bottlenecks and long waits, prompting the city to seek urgent government assistance.
Six weeks before the Holyrood election, key issues such as the National Health Service, household bills, and immigration are emerging as the primary talking points for voters in a central Scotland constituency, with a new report detailing the local sentiment.
The Indian government plans to stop LPG cylinder refills for households that have access to piped natural gas (PNG) within three months, aiming to reduce LPG imports.
The Irish government is actively exploring ways to ban commercial sunbed use as part of its cancer prevention strategy, following two reports that highlighted the associated health risks.
Democrats secured an upset victory in a special election for a Florida state legislative district encompassing Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home, with Emily Gregory becoming the new state representative, sparking debate about Democratic prospects in midterm elections.
The Indian government has introduced the Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill, 2026, in Parliament amid opposition protests, proposing to reduce the maximum imprisonment for foreign funding law violations and including provisions for a designated authority to manage assets.
The Metropolitan Police announced it will restart arrests of Palestine Action protesters, reversing a previous pause that followed a High Court ruling in February which deemed the government's ban of the group unlawful.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has reduced airport terminal fees and approved a fuel surcharge increase, while the Philippine National Police (PNP) reported 415 gas station closures nationwide due to the ongoing oil supply crisis. Additionally, the Iloilo provincial government has rolled out enhanced energy and fuel conservation measures across multiple sectors.
Local government units and the national government in the Philippines have committed to fostering diversity and inclusion, recognizing the growing role of businesses in creating fair and valued environments for employees.
The Nigerian government, through the Debt Management Office (DMO), has opened subscriptions for N750bn in FGN March bonds to finance budget deficits and manage fiscal pressures.
The White House has turned down Elon Musk's offer to pay TSA personnel working without pay during a partial government shutdown, citing 'legal challenges' as the reason.
A senior US diplomat stated that the US government is undertaking an 'extensive process' regarding a bilateral agreement with South Korea for its push to acquire nuclear-powered submarines.
Nigel Farage formally launched Reform UK's local election campaign at an event in Sunderland, pledging a 'total culture shift' for the party ahead of the May 7 polls.
Experts say that laws in Wisconsin and a few other states that ban wagering on election results are difficult to enforce.
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