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Cuba announced the pardon and release of 2,010 prisoners as a 'humanitarian and sovereign gesture' coinciding with Holy Week, a move that comes amidst ongoing pressure from the United States.
Burkina Faso's junta leader, Ibrahim Traoré, stated that the country's inhabitants should 'forget' democracy and not discuss elections, following the dissolution of the electoral commission and political parties. He declared that 'democracy is not for us' and 'democracy kills', signaling a firm rejection of democratic processes.
The United States economy significantly exceeded expectations by adding 178,000 new jobs in March, leading to a decrease in the unemployment rate to 4.3%. This positive growth follows a weaker performance in the previous month, signaling an improvement in the labor market.
Iran is seeking permanent leverage over the Middle East with new rules for the strategic waterway.
A US fighter pilot ejected from an aircraft over southwestern Iran, with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claiming to have struck a US F-35 jet. US troops are reportedly searching for the pilot from the downed plane.
Images show the aftermath of a US-Israeli attack on Iran's B1 bridge, which reportedly killed eight people, prompting warnings from US lawyers about potential war crimes.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić addressed N1 during a press conference, stating that the news that would "most gladden us is that he is considering whether to run for Prime Minister."
At least eight civilians were killed and 95 others wounded in alleged US and Israeli attacks on the B1 bridge in Iran's northern Alborz province.
A BJP candidate for the Bengal 2026 polls has resigned from the Power Finance Corporation Limited Board, stating the move was to avoid any potential conflict of interest.
Twelve people, including five Indians and seven Nepali nationals, were injured in Abu Dhabi due to falling shrapnel from a missile interception, as Iran continues to vow retaliatory strikes.
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Russia has warned its citizens not to travel to states that have extradition treaties with the US, stating that individuals risk lengthy prison sentences if extradited.
A report suggests that Naughty Dog, the studio behind The Last of Us Part 2, has several projects in development beyond the upcoming game Intergalactic.
International law experts are alleging violations in the ongoing conflict with Iran, while the White House maintains its actions are making the region safer by eliminating threats.
A report claims that former US soldier Abraham Golan was hired as a mercenary by the UAE, earning $1.5 million a month for "kill jobs" targeting political opponents, including Yemeni lawmaker Anssaf Ali Mayo in 2015.
Saudi-owned broadcaster MBC has unveiled plans to air its previously shelved high-end TV series 'Embassy 87,' which was shot in 2022 and tells the story of Saudi diplomats held hostage in Iran.
Muslim groups in Indonesia are rallying in support of Iran as the conflict in the region escalates.
Operations at the Habshan gas-processing hub in Abu Dhabi were halted after falling debris from an Iranian strike, which also injured twelve people, including five Indians and seven Nepali nationals, from missile interception shrapnel. Iran continues to vow retaliatory strikes in the region.
As former Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif proposes conditions for ending the conflict, including nuclear program limits for sanctions relief, President Trump threatens to escalate attacks on Iran's civilian infrastructure, stating the US military has 'not even started.' Meanwhile, experts analyze the US's dilemma in ending the war, while reports detail ongoing Iranian attacks and the broader impact of the conflict.
Global food prices rose for a second straight month in March to hit their highest level since September last year and could rise further if the Middle East conflict that pushed up...
The ongoing Iran war is impacting global financial policy and fundamentally changing Israeli politics, economy, and society, with accusations of war crimes against the US and Israel, while Iran reportedly beefs up its defenses and recruits children in preparation for a ground war.
Pope Leo spoke by phone with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, urging him to "reopen all avenues of dialogue" to bring an end to the war in Iran.
Human remains have been found aboard a cargo ship struck by Iran while transiting the Strait of Hormuz last month, the vessel’s owner said on Friday, after three crew members were reported missing…
Pakistan is grappling with a significant petrol crisis, with fuel prices rising by up to 54 percent, driven by the ongoing Middle East war. Citizens and businesses are facing real challenges, prompting discussions on potential solutions like electrification.
Chinese semiconductor companies have reported record-high revenues, fueled by robust domestic demand for artificial intelligence technologies and the unintended boost provided to local firms by U.S. tech restrictions.
The Irish Road Haulage Association has declared fuel prices, impacted by the Iran crisis, to be at a "national emergency" level, prompting a meeting with the Minister for Transport to discuss support for hauliers.
A French ship has successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz, an event that some interpret as a sign that Iran may not view France as a hostile nation.
US equity futures experienced a dip in trading ahead of the highly anticipated payrolls report, during a holiday-shortened session where most cash markets, including US stocks, were closed globally for Good Friday.
In the latest escalation in the Middle East, warring sides have demonstrated complete disregard for civilian life.
The Russian foreign ministry has banned Dutch journalist Geert Groot Koerkamp from working in Russia in retaliation for the expulsion of Russian journalists from the Netherlands, marking a tit-for-tat escalation.
Iran has reportedly attacked a Kuwaiti desalination plant, bringing critical Gulf water supplies into focus and highlighting potential second-order risks in the ongoing conflict.
International law experts are alleging violations in the ongoing conflict involving Iran, while the White House maintains its actions are making the entire region safer by eliminating threats.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps has launched a campaign aimed at recruiting children as young as 12 for the “defence of the homeland,” raising concerns from rights groups about life-threatening risks.
A commentary piece proposes that a candidate embodying the characteristics of the ninth and short-serving US President, William Henry Harrison, would be an ideal response to the political landscape dominated by Donald Trump.
Reports highlight the role of B-52 bombers and other military assets in the ongoing context of the Iran conflict, providing insights into the strategic capabilities and readiness of US forces.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has dismissed General Randy George, the Chief of Staff of the Army, as part of a significant leadership shake-up in the Pentagon, reportedly targeting specific demographics. This high-profile removal occurs amidst the ongoing Iran war and a broader purge of military leadership under Hegseth.
Iran has reported that it shot down a second US F-35 fighter jet over central parts of the country, according to Iranian media, with some reports indicating two jets were downed within 24 hours.
Israel intends to maintain its military presence in southern Lebanon and establish a 'security zone' south of the Litani River, a move that could lead to a massive escalation in the region.
Wind warning imminent, Trump makes more threats, and politicians call for free public transport.
The US labor market saw a significant surge in March, with employers adding 178,000 jobs, surpassing economists' predictions. This strong gain for the labor market is the first major economic data release reflecting the period after the start of the Iran war, which has weighed on households and businesses.
Trump announced deputy attorney general, who was his former personal attorney, would act up until permanent replacement is confirmed Donald Trump last night posted another threat against Iran’s transport and energy infrastructure, saying the US military “hasn’t even started destroying what’s left in Iran. Bridges next, then Electric Power Plants! New Regime leadership knows what has to be done, and has to be done, FAST!” Iran later said that a second US F-35 fighter jet had been shot down ove...
Fans of 'The Last of Us' franchise are expressing heartbreak and surprise following news that a nearly completed game in the series was canceled at the last minute.
The strategic shockwaves from the US-Israeli conflict on Iran are reportedly causing a crisis of confidence in the US across East Asia, leading to increased militarization in China's backyard.
A French ship's passage through the Strait of Hormuz is being interpreted as a sign that Iran may not consider France a hostile nation.
President Tinubu has confirmed that Nigeria is receiving foreign assistance in its efforts to combat terrorism and banditry, aiming to deliver decisive blows to these threats.
A commentary highlights a disturbing trend in the latest Middle East escalation, where warring sides demonstrate a complete disregard for civilian life, suggesting that war crimes are no longer viewed as shameful.
The US Defense Secretary announced a shake-up, with a top army general, George, retiring from his position effective immediately.
Reports indicate that Iran has attacked a desalination plant in Kuwait, an action that brings the focus onto Gulf water supplies and regional tensions.
A US judge has ruled against the deportation of Subramanyam Vedam, an Indian citizen whose murder conviction was overturned after 44 years in prison, clearing the way for his potential release from ICE custody.
An opinion piece argues that for effective dialogue with Russia, US lawmakers should build ties with Russia’s democratic forces rather than legitimizing those who enable President Putin.
Experts are examining the Trump administration's proposed timelines for the conflict with Iran, noting a historical pattern where US presidents frequently adjust their initial estimates for the duration of military engagements.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning regarding 'multiple attacks on health' occurring in Iran.