Lebanon is once again becoming one of the most dangerous arenas of the widening regional war. The war that began on Feb. 28, with the joint United States-Israeli strikes against Ir...

The Federal Government and the gaming regulators of 25 states have adopted a unified regulatory framework for the gaming sector, aimed at strengthening oversight of advertising, promoting collaboration among regulators, and enhancing the sector’s contribution to Nigeria’s economy. This was revealed on Monday in Abuja during the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding establishing a Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-states-adopt-unified-gaming-framework-to-boost-economy/

President Nikos Christodoulides and Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos met the United Arab Emirates’ Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan on Monday, with the country finding itself at the centre of the ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran. Kombos wrote in a post on social media that the trio had held a […]

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that a trilateral meeting between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States, scheduled for this week, has been postponed due to the war in the Middle East.

Hezbollah is reportedly preparing for a prolonged conflict, while the United States has expressed skepticism regarding proposals for talks between Lebanon and Israel amidst ongoing attacks on northern Israel.

The United States stated that Iran is 'trying to hold the world hostage' with its strikes, and that the objective of the US mission is to destroy Iran's ability to continue these actions.

One week into the escalating war between Iran, the United States, and Israel, Tehran has intensified its response through missile strikes, regional alliances, and strategic pressure across the West…

It is unclear whether the approval of a conference of the 27 European Union member states will be required to accept Iceland's application if accession negotiations proceed, according to the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee.

Despite an increase in renewable energy, European Union states remain heavily dependent on fossil fuels, particularly from third countries, indicating a slow energy transition.

The 2025-26 high school boys basketball season has shifted into postseason mode across many states nationwide, with teams now charging toward a state championship or keeping their national title…

The new video game 'Pokémon Pokopia' is already out of stock in France, the United States, and the United Kingdom just five days after its release, indicating high demand.

The newly appointed supreme leader of Iran has reportedly been immediately added to the kill lists of both Israel and the United States.

At the end of 2025, the Gulf states received high praise for their economic resilience.

A representative from the FNV union states that the organization needs to re-engage in external struggles with the outside world.

Primehotels, a company managing hotels in Savonlinna, Varkaus, and Helsinki's Vuosaari, has filed for bankruptcy, though its CEO states the hotels will remain open.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced that a planned trilateral meeting between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States has been postponed because Ukraine's partners are currently focused on the situation in Iran.

A new 'E6' format, comprising the six largest EU economies, promises to accelerate the catching up with the US and China. However, its 70% share of European wealth raises existential fears among smaller states that decisions about the common market will soon be made without them.

A Nigerian elder statesman has warned that the nation is at war with itself, criticizing the political class for its insensitivity to the widespread hunger, insecurity, and poverty facing citizens.

The NSCDC has arrested 16 suspects in Kano and Edo states for possessing fake $600,000, illegal firearms, and engaging in illegal mining and kidnapping operations.

They will hold mahapanchayats in all States to rally farmers and workers against the “pro-corporate” policies of the Union government

Tit-for-tat strikes have hit critical desalination plants in Bahrain and Iran

Croatia has reinstated military conscription, leading to hundreds of teenagers reporting for duty. Their training will encompass traditional military skills, drone control, and cyberwarfare techniques.

Haimo Primas, head of cement manufacturer Holcim in Austria, states that building everything with wood would be a catastrophe. He also notes that Europe's gentle economic recovery is not reaching Austria and criticizes EU 'rescue actions' for industry as merely postponing problems.

Iran's oil exports could grind to a halt and production could be cut in half if the United States and Israel were to seize the country's Kharg Island port, potentially pr...

Esmaeil Baghaei, spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, accused the United States of attempting to seize control of Iran's oil resources and divide the country, following comments by an influential US senator.

The United States men's national team striker competition is heating up as the March international window nears.

An opinion piece argues that the United States is no longer willing to be the guarantor of the world order, suggesting other nations should take on this responsibility, possibly in the context of the ongoing war with Iran.

Uber has launched its women-only ride option across the United States, aiming to provide a safer and more comfortable experience for female passengers.

Ali Larijani, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated that the potential election of Mojtaba Khamenei as successor to his father as Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic has caused 'despair' in the United States and Israel.

Lithuania's Foreign Minister discussed national security threats, stating that Russia might attempt a swift military operation against NATO if Southern European states remain complacent about defense. He also addressed China's demands regarding Lithuania's stance on Taiwan.

Teenage pregnancy remains a serious public health challenge in Nigeria, with northern states such as Kebbi, Zamfara, and Kaduna recording the highest rates. The post Teenage pregnancy highest in northern Nigeria — Report appeared first on Vanguard News.

Experts explain that the United States and Israel are leveraging advanced AI-enhanced technology alongside traditional espionage to target foreign leaders, including figures like Ali Khamenei.

The conflict in Iran has revealed a critical vulnerability for the United States.

Andres Ritter has been selected by EU member states to be the new European Chief Prosecutor, taking office on November 1st. He will succeed Laura Kövesi, the first head of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, which investigates crimes related to EU funds.

The United States has extended its condolences to Kenya after deadly floods in Nairobi caused significant loss of life and devastation.

A Danish politician, Messerschmidt, is criticized for making dehumanizing remarks about Muslims, which an employee at a residential facility states are used to win votes.

With Iran’s theocracy under assault by the United States and Israel for more than a week, the country’s Assembly of Experts chose the secretive, 56-year-old cleric with close ties to the country’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard as the new supreme leader. FRANCE 24's Noga Tarnopolsky tells us more about reactions to the nomination

Baala Manikandan travelled across 16 states in 19 days on an electric motorcyle, and has been recognised by the Asia Book of Records

Juozas Olekas, head of the Lithuanian parliament, states that proposed amendments to the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) law align with recent recommendations from the Venice Commission.

Iran's judiciary announced it would seize assets and impose sanctions on members of the diaspora suspected of 'cooperating' with Israel and the United States.

Macedonian official Aleksandar Nikoloski is in the United States for meetings at the World Bank and the State Department. He is expected to discuss 'Corridors for Sustainable Connectivity,' focusing on strategic pan-European corridors in Macedonia and government-implemented infrastructure projects.

A detective involved in the Ian Huntley case states his biggest disappointment is the killer's refusal to reveal the full truth about the murdered schoolgirls, while Huntley's estranged daughter insists he should not have a funeral.

The opposition in Trinidad is calling on the Prime Minister to explain the benefits derived from a recent trip to the United States.

Since September, three deportation flights have been sent to Tehran. Meanwhile, deportations to Caracas have increased following the capture of Nicolás Maduro

Dr Raj has achieved a rare global milestone: setting foot on all seven continents and exploring every one of India's 36 States and Union Territories.

Despite differing opinions within the government, Lithuania's chief presidential advisor, Asta Skaisgirytė, states that the country will eventually sign a critical minerals agreement with the United States.

Lithuanian MEP Virginijus Sinkevičius states that the 'Democrats Union For Lithuania' party should not live in constant uncertainty awaiting the outcome of the high-profile investigation involving raids at party leader Saulius Skvernelis's home.

Robert Hodel presented a book in Podgorica that interprets Andrić's work and his status as a "state author" from a new perspective.

The article discusses the growing wealth inequality in much of the rich world since the 1980s and 1990s, noting that the richest 1% of Americans received 9% of pre-tax income in 1980, which rose to 16% by 2007.

An Iranian attack on desalination plants is a nightmare for Gulf states  The Straits Times

Australia has implemented new online age verification requirements for pornography websites, leading to many sites being blocked and users resorting to VPNs to access content, similar to measures in Britain, France, and several U.S. states.

An editorial suggests that Israel should not pressure Gulf partners to officially join the fight against Iran, advocating for quiet cooperation if they choose to engage.

Austrian Interior Minister Karner participates in a meeting of Visegrad states in Egerszalók, Hungary, to discuss improving IT systems for law enforcement.

Lina Gálvez, president of the European Parliament's Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality, states that 'hypertoxic masculinity is taking over the world' and, while opposing the burqa as dehumanizing, she is against its prohibition.

Waldemar Markiewicz, president of the Chamber of Brokerage Houses, states that significant work is still needed to enable the capital market to finance an innovative economy in Poland, emphasizing that despite past successes, there is a long way to go.

Reports indicate that the United States is currently unable to provide sufficient missiles to meet the demands of Gulf nations.

The United States is reportedly experiencing a trend of reverse migration, where individuals are moving out of the country, potentially impacting demographics and economy.

China's latest economic strategies are being scrutinized for their implications on its technological aspirations and ongoing competition with the United States.

The commander of the UNIFIL mission in Lebanon states that the presence of Italian troops is crucial to prevent escalation, noting coordinated attacks by Hezbollah and Pasdaran against Israel.

Ali Larijani, described as Iran's de facto wartime leader, is steering the country's defiant response to the United States amidst the ongoing conflict.

The Football World Cup, which will be held in the United States, was supposed to represent the ultimate sports spectacle – an event that

Montenegro's Minister of European Affairs, Maida Gorčević, stated that the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) withdrawing from parliamentary bodies, while not helpful, will not impede the country's progress towards EU accession.

Nothing could be finer…

The European Union's relatively passive response to the attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel has once again exposed divisions both among EU institutions and member...

The United States has established a new "counter cartel coalition" made up of Western Hemisphere nations, but Mexico isn't part of the group even though U.S.

Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone today with the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, announced the Assistant to the President of Russia for International Affairs, Yuri...

An analyst from the Stimson Center, Barbara Slavin, states that there was no plan behind the war in Iran, leading to skyrocketing oil prices, stock market collapse, and increasing casualties.

The United States Embassy in Nigeria has warned of a possible terrorist threat targeting US facilities and US-affiliated schools in the country. In a security notice issued via its website on Monday, the embassy said the alert was intended to inform American citizens in Nigeria of potential risks and advised them to take additional precautions Read More: https://punchng.com/us-warns-citizens-of-possible-terror-threat-to-facilities-schools-in-nigeria/

By attacking states that were not direct participants in planning or carrying out the February 28 strike, Tehran has pushed them toward tighter alignment with the US and Israel.

Smarkets, a UK-based prediction market, has announced its plans to enter the United States market, expanding its global footprint.

The United States has officially designated Sudan's Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.

According to author Michael Klare, the United States aims to secure Latin America's resources to preserve its status as a global power. Klare states that Donald Trump is 'obsessed with oil and raw materials'.

The United States claims to have intercepted an encrypted alert from Iran, instructing its sleeper cells to activate. This development raises concerns about potential Iranian-backed attacks outside its borders.

The United Arab Emirates has welcomed the United States' decision to designate the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan as a terrorist organization.

Following a chaotic federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota, jurisdictions in other states are bracing for potential ICE operations, fueled by rumors and a lack of clear information.

Senior Iranian official Kamal Harazi stated in an exclusive interview with CNN that Iran no longer sees any room for diplomacy and is fully prepared for a long-term war with the United States.

Ruchir Sharma of Rockefeller International suggests that the United States has reached 'peak American exceptionalism'.

Even as the war between Iran and the United States entered its second week, there are no signs of de-escalation

The United States and China exchanged accusations at a UN drugs meeting, with Washington blaming Beijing for failing to stop precursor chemical sales for fentanyl, and China dismissing the claims as false while calling the US irresponsible.

Twenty-four states and Nintendo have filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump over tariffs, as a dispute regarding refunds continues to escalate.

The UAE's ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva, Jamal Al Musharakh, affirmed that the UAE will not partake in any attacks on Iran and does not seek to be drawn into conflict or escalation.

The government of Bangladesh has reinstated Kohinoor Mian, a former official of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP). The details of his reinstatement were reported by Dhaka Tribune.

The confirmation vote on the nomination of businessman-turned-diplomat Lee Lipton as the next United States ambassador to the Philippines has not yet taken place, the US embassy said yesterday.

Ukraine, having developed low-cost drones to counter Russian attacks, is now offering its defense support and drone technology to Middle Eastern states amidst the ongoing conflict with Iran.

NATO fighter jets conducting air policing in the Baltic states scrambled three times last week to identify and escort Russian aircraft that violated flight rules.

A political analyst states that China is prioritizing quality-led growth in its economic development strategy. This approach emphasizes sustainable and high-quality economic expansion.

The supply of weaponry and drone interceptors could shape the future of the war with Iran, as the US and Gulf nations are trying to find cheaper ways to intercept Iranian drones, before they hit…

You can find the state finals results – or upcoming matchups – for every classification of all 50 states, including almost every state association in high school basketball.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot warned that a confrontation between China and the United States is 'inevitable' and would have 'serious consequences,' urging Europe to remain firm and assert its own stance.

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry claims that an escort of seized cash transporters, who is diabetic, only received medical attention after losing consciousness. Oschadbank's legal representative also states they received no official notification about the seized currency and gold.

As states scale back requirements for comprehensive sex ed, some parents and faith communities are stepping in to teach what schools won’t When Wendy Pfrenger’s children started high school in the…

Over the last five years, Poland has become NATO's biggest arms importer, with more than 90% of its imports coming from South Korea and the United States.

The European Commission announced that EU member states have sufficient oil and gas reserves despite supply chain disruptions from the Middle East conflict, but warned that high costs remain a significant problem, with oil potentially reaching $150 per barrel.

The Federal Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with 25 states to streamline advertising and marketing practices in the lottery and gaming industry, aiming to end regulatory confusion and overlapping functions. The post FG, 25 states sign unified gaming framework to end industry chaos appeared first on Vanguard News.

Uber is expanding its option for female riders to choose female drivers across the United States in response to mounting assault cases and to enhance safety.

The United States has suspended consular services in southern Turkey and ordered non-essential diplomatic personnel to leave the region due to security risks.

GE Aerospace plans to invest $1 billion to significantly boost its engine production capabilities within the United States.

French food company Fleury Michon is set to open its first factory in the United States, marking a significant expansion into the American market.

Iceland will play a leading role in the creation of the first international standards for children's rights, which will enable states, municipalities, companies, institutions, and interest groups to translate children's rights from declarations into tangible actions.

A SYRIZA-PS MP states that tools exist to combat the cost of living crisis but political will is lacking, emphasizing the priority for progressive forces to unite for a winning programmatic proposal.

Vukadinović states that the rejection of opposition election lists will not be the regime's primary instrument, emphasizing that a much greater problem and danger is the fraud occurring before election day.

An information booklet published by the European Union, 'Understanding Enlargement', states that negotiating EU rules is not an option, and therefore the term 'negotiation talks' can be misleading in this context.

A Turkish official states that current energy price volatility is likely temporary and that Türkiye is implementing measures to mitigate its effects, acknowledging a period of heightened global uncertainty.

Crude oil prices have hit their highest levels since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. International benchmark brent crude jumped some 20% to more than $120 per barrel on March 9.

A Lithuanian presidential adviser states that lifting sanctions on Russia would harm both Lithuania and the West, emphasizing the continued need for punitive measures.

The Fiji Times reports that the Court of Appeal has reinstated a teacher's legal case against the Ministry of Education, allowing the proceedings to continue.

Hungary's President Tamás Sulyok visited the Axiom Space development center in Houston, United States, to highlight the impact of Hungarian researcher Tibor Kapu's mission.

Transport Minister Chris Bonett is facing accusations of misusing ministerial authority after a restriction affecting ride-hailing drivers was announced through a political letter to residents in his own electoral district rather than through official government or regulatory channels. The letter states that geo-fencing measures have been introduced with immediate effect, preventing Y-plate vehicles located in … Continued

The United States and Iran are in disagreement over whether an Iranian warship sunk by a submarine was armed or unarmed, leading to a diplomatic spar.

The Chief of Police stated that no domestic violence complaints were filed by Ludmila Vartic, wife of Hîncești district vice-president Dumitru Vartic, prior to her death.

Despite canceled train departures, DSB states there are 'plenty of alternatives' for travel to and from Copenhagen Airport, attributing the disruptions to planning errors.

An IIT graduate's inspiring story has gone viral, detailing his journey from humble beginnings in Bihar and facing a layoff to successfully establishing a tea business in the United States.

Austria's smallest government party, Neos, demands a federalism reform, including the abolition of the Bundesrat (Federal Council) and a reordering of competencies in education, health, administration, energy, and tax autonomy for states and municipalities.

The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry said Monday it has launched a recruitment platform designed to connect former US military personnel who served in South Korea with Korean companies operating in the United States. The KCCI said it signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korea-US Alliance Foundation and participating companies to operate the job-matching platform, targeting American service members completing their assignments with US Forces Korea. The platform will support recruit

Professor of international law Nico Krisch argues that other countries must unite to defend the international order against attacks from the United States and Russia, emphasizing the need for action over rhetoric to prevent a system where most people do not benefit.

The conservative channel in the United States, Fox News, has been criticized after broadcasting archival footage instead of a live broadcast when the bodies of American soldiers arrived in the US...

Ghana has called upon Commonwealth member states to back a proposed United Nations resolution aimed at recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the greatest crime against humanity.

The United States launched another attack in the Pacific Ocean against a vessel suspected of drug smuggling, killing six people, according to the US Southern Command.

The Polish Ministry of Finance states that not every official will have unrestricted access to invoices in the new KSeF system, assuring that access to company data will be regulated despite tax authorities having real-time verification capabilities.

• Najafabad ‘double-tap’ airstrike kills 19 civilians seeking municipal services, emergency workers • Bombing of Qeshm Island desalination plant cuts off fresh water to 30 villages THE United States…

Police have confirmed that one person was killed and seven others, including a mother and son, were abducted in separate bandit attacks in Sokoto and Kwara states.

Japan’s response underscores both Tokyo’s growing security role overseas and the diplomatic balancing act between Washington and Gulf states hosting Japanese nationals.

The United States has further strengthened its global dominance. Europe accounted for 38% of American arms exports in the period 2021-2025.

What was the cause and what was the goal of the attacks launched by the United States and Israel against Iran, and are they aware that the disappearance of the regime does not simultaneously mean the end of the established system and...

Kyle Schwarber hit a two-run homer and Gunnar Henderson had four hits and two RBIs as the United States rolled to a 9-1 victory over Britain at the World Baseball Classic.

The change of clock in the United States brought several earlier games in the NBA league, and one of the most interesting duels was the clash between Cleve

The United States has accused Iran of launching attacks from heavily-populated areas, raising concerns about civilian casualties.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) states that local refining alone cannot prevent fuel price volatility in Nigeria, as global oil markets continue to dictate costs.

Zoran Gavrilović states that Serbian President Vučić's 'Serbia 2030-2035' plan is a new strategy for him to remain in power, aiming for autocracy.

The United States is moving towards settling the long-standing criminal case against Turkish state bank Halkbank, resolving a contentious issue in US-Turkey relations.

At least eight people died and dozens were injured after 18 tornadoes struck the central United States, from Michigan to Oklahoma, over three days.

Crude oil prices fell sharply on Monday shortly after trading closed, after Donald Trump, President of the United States, said he is considering the possibility that the U.S.

The United States, facing a decline in foreign tourism before the Middle East conflict, is relying on the 78 World Cup matches hosted in eleven cities to revitalize its tourism sector.

Nine states are represented in the new Mountain West Conference after the departure of five teams.

A man charged with the murder of his partner in Cork claims she stabbed herself in the stomach, while the prosecution states her upper limb wounds are consistent with defense injuries.

The United Nations is reportedly in discussions with the United States to ease the oil embargo on Cuba, aiming to allow the import of fuel for humanitarian purposes. This initiative seeks to address critical needs on the island.

International pharmaceutical companies are expanding their operations and presence in the United States, a strategic move influenced by the looming threat of tariffs.

Two individuals have been accused of attempting a bombing in New York, according to reports from the United States.

The Middle East conflict is causing energy prices to explode and key producers to fail, leading to a downturn in stock markets and prompting G-7 states to consider emergency measures.

A daily program from 'La Vanguardia' discusses the impact of digital dependence on the United States, featuring insights from experts, protagonists, and journalists.

An article highlights that Ukraine never received the military resources that the United States is now deploying against Iran, raising concerns about the disparity in aid.

The price of crude oil has sharply spiked as the Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed as the United States and Israel wage war on Iran.

The states that filed the lawsuit alongside the government are expected to continue pursuing the case.

Kamal Harazi, an advisor, stated that Iran is prepared for a long war with the United States and sees no room for diplomacy, citing Donald Trump's past deceptions during negotiations.

Trafigura, a commodity trading giant, has announced a deal to secure lithium supply from the Smackover project located in the United States, indicating a strategic move to bolster its raw material sourcing.

After coming up short in 2023, the United States is looking to finish their unfinished business

Croatia has reinstated conscription, requiring hundreds of teenagers to report for duty. The training will encompass traditional skills, drone control, and cyberwarfare techniques.

The United States has designated the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan as a 'terrorist organization,' a measure set to become effective on March 16. This follows similar actions against other branches of the group in January.

South Africa's economic outlook faces renewed uncertainty as the widening war involving Iran, Israel, and the United States begins to ripple through global energy markets, raising concerns about fuel prices and inflation.

NITI Aayog has commended the southern States for their strong performance and progress in the Aspirational Districts Programme, noting that many indicators are nearing saturation.

Built by Lockheed Martin and operated by the United States Air Force for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the flying-wing drone was designed to penetrate hostile airspace undetected, gathering…

The coach of the Vatreni, Zlatko Dalić, announced the list of players for friendly matches with Brazil and Colombia in the United States of America today, and in our "Vatreni weekend" section, we bring you...

CBSE postpones Class 12 board exams in UAE, other Gulf states, Iran until March 16  Khaleej Times

The government has reinstated former Dhaka Metropolitan Police official Kohinur Mia, canceling his dismissal from 2011.

The oil price is on a record course due to the Iran war: Why the blocked Strait of Hormuz is shaking up the world market and the G7 states are now discussing an emergency reserve.

Domestic Metals is increasing its exploration efforts at the Smart Creek Project in the United States, signaling a push for new metal discoveries.

Marrakech – Morocco has become the largest arms importer in Africa, according to new data released today by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The country increased its arms imports by 12% between the 2016-20 and 2021-25 periods, ranking 28th globally with a 1% share of total global arms imports. The United States supplied […] The post SIPRI: Morocco Overtakes Algeria as Africa’s Top Arms Importer appeared first on Morocco World News.

The United States has already spent, in a single week, more than the gross domestic product of many small nations.

SDP's Joško Klisović believes the Iranian regime is resistant to external pressure and the EU is disunited and irrelevant in the current crisis. He states that Croatia faces a choice between principles and aligning with Western allies.

The Council of Member States has officially confirmed the appointment of Andrés Ritter as the new head of the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), succeeding Laura Codruța Kövesi.

Mass-market insurer IA Financial is actively looking to the United States for potential deals and expansion opportunities. The company aims to grow its presence and market share in the US insurance sector.

Conagra Brands has announced an investment in a poultry factory located in the United States, signaling a move to strengthen its domestic production capabilities.

Markús Þór Andrésson, director of the Reykjavík Art Museum, states that Icelandic visual artists saw in Erró the possibility of connecting to a larger context beyond the country's borders.

It appears common that the minimum teaching time for children is not guaranteed in Iceland, despite being stipulated by law. The Children's Ombudsman states that children's right to education is undeniable and the framework for compulsory schooling is clear.

Wizz Air UK has officially received all necessary permits to operate flights between the United Kingdom and the United States, marking a new expansion for the airline.

Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz following airstrikes by United States and Israel, triggering a global oil crisis

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said 2026 could be a “landmark year” in relations with the United States, allaying concerns that the war in Iran might derail ties and an expected visit by US…

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 9 - Premier Giorgia Meloni has blamed the breakdown of international law for the outbreak of the war in Iran and said she does not have the information needed to condemn or support the attacks by the United States and Israel that started it. "I think we have to deal with a situation in which the rules of international law have objectively broken down," Meloni told Mediaset television on Sunday. "I don't think they broke down with this episode because there are many preceden...

Iran has announced its intention to confiscate the assets of Iranian citizens abroad who are found to be cooperating with Israel and the United States.

Former President Ian Khama has stated that not everyone within the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) has been forgiven, hinting at ongoing internal divisions.

An analysis suggests that Iran, as a weaker opponent in a potential conflict, is likely to employ asymmetric warfare tactics against the United States.

A split in the polar vortex is anticipated to bring extremely cold temperatures to the Northeastern United States, raising concerns about its potential impact on areas like New York.

Nigerian politician Peter Obi has criticized the nation's leaders for prioritizing elections over the escalating insecurity across various states, citing recent attacks in Borno and Abuja.

Despite Ukraine's position, Latvia is not withdrawing from competitions that include aggressor states. The Paralympic movement has integrated these states further than the Olympic environment, allowing Russia and Belarus to compete under their own flags in the Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics.

The United States successfully pressured Panamanian authorities to revoke the concession of two ports at the entrance of the Panama Canal from the Chinese company 'CK Hutchinson'.

An article from Club of Mozambique simply states '9 March 2026', without further context in the provided snippet.

A senior union negotiator states that stronger remote-working protections for public servants will be a priority in upcoming talks on a new government wage deal in Ireland.

The price of the US benchmark WTI oil contract topping $100 after the United States launched a military attack against major crude producer Iran is the latest significant swing experienced by the…

For mathematical genius Wan Daqing, life is no longer a competition between China and the United States.

Weather updates for India indicate rising mercury in Delhi and a heatwave in Rajasthan, while Himachal Pradesh is experiencing rain and snowfall. Thunderstorms are also forecast for several eastern and northeastern states.

The latest fighting between the United States, Israel and Iran has seen the technology deployed as never before, even as its use in war remains hotly debated.

Sergiño Dest appears likely to miss the United States' pre-World Cup friendlies against Belgium and Portugal this month because a leg injury.

After 3 years away from our screens, Ted Lasso is returning with a brand new football team, just as soccer takes center stage in the United States.

Sri Lanka's Central Bank Governor states that the country is better equipped than before to absorb potential oil shocks, indicating improved economic resilience.

US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said that the United States (US) will spare Iranian energy infrastructure while waging war alongside Israel against Iran.

A former CENTCOM director states that Iran effectively has no navy left following recent Israeli strikes, highlighting the significant impact of the ongoing conflict.

Carlos Alcaraz boasts a faster “make up speed” than tennis legends Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.