A recent explosion in Latakia, Syria, caused by ordnance from the civil war, resulted in 16 fatalities and numerous injuries. Key details inside.

A devastating fire in a North Macedonia nightclub during a concert resulted in 59 fatalities and 155 injuries, prompting national mourning and investigations.

The US and Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen promise escalation following airstrikes aimed at deterring attacks on shipping vessels in the Red Sea.

Discover the implications of Trump's transfer of immigrants to El Salvador's mega-prison, a key part of President Bukele's anti-crime strategy.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur opposes the federal government's Afghan refugee policy, advocating for citizenship instead of expulsion.

A severe storm across the US has led to deadly tornadoes and fires, claiming at least 17 lives, primarily in Missouri and Arkansas.

Jewish Voice for Peace protests at Trump Tower for Mahmoud Khalil's release, leading to 98 arrests amid calls to stop arming Israel.

Columbia University has expelled or suspended students involved in the Hamilton Hall seizure during pro-Palestinian protests, citing severe behaviours.

Ex-President Rodrigo Duterte faced arrest in Manila, refusing fingerprinting and threatening lawsuits during a tense standoff with police over ICC charges.

The Trump administration requests the Supreme Court to permit partial enforcement of birthright citizenship restrictions amid ongoing legal challenges.

A federal judge mandates the Trump administration to reinstate thousands of probationary workers terminated in mass firings across multiple agencies.

A London judge will rule on BHP Group's liability for Brazil's worst environmental disaster, seeking USD 47 billion in damages for affected communities.

Former President Pedro Castillo was hospitalised after starting a hunger strike during his rebellion trial, raising concerns over his health.

NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, was formed in 1949 with the aim, first and foremost, of acting as a deterrent to the threat of Soviet expansion in Europe after World War II. Beyond that, the United States saw it as a tool to prevent the resurgence of nationalist tendencies in Europe and to foster political integration on the continent.

President Trump has announced a doubling of tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium to 50%, escalating trade tensions amid economic concerns.

On International Women's Day, protesters worldwide call for equal rights and an end to gender-based violence, highlighting ongoing discrimination.

A UN helicopter was attacked in South Sudan, resulting in one crew member's death and two injuries amid escalating violence threatening peace.

US President Donald Trump has sent a letter to Iran's Supreme Leader, seeking a new deal to limit the country's advancing nuclear programme.

Maldives engages with China to install devices on fish aggregating devices for ocean research, enhancing fisheries and environmental monitoring.

The suspension of military aid by the Trump administration poses significant challenges for Ukraine's defences, raising concerns over battlefield capabilities.

India rebukes UN human rights chief for 'unfounded' comments on Kashmir and Manipur, emphasising its vibrant democracy and pluralistic society.

Joginder Sanger, a prominent British Indian hotelier, has died in London at age 82. He was known for his contributions to the hospitality industry.

President Trump terminates Chevron's permit to export Venezuelan oil, impacting the country's financial lifeline amid political tensions.

Elon Musk discusses his role in government efficiency at Trump's Cabinet meeting, warning of dire consequences if cost-cutting fails.

Democratic governors are actively recruiting federal workers laid off due to Trump's cost-cutting measures, offering job opportunities in their states.