Kuwait Reports Iranian Attack on National Guard Facilities Causes Injuries
Kuwait says Iranian forces attacked National Guard facilities within the country, resulting in injuries to personnel.
Kuwait says Iranian forces attacked National Guard facilities within the country, resulting in injuries to personnel.
Reuters reports Iran's Revolutionary Guards have increased their authority amid regional conflicts, potentially affecting the Supreme Leader's traditional role.
Lithuanian authorities have filed attempted murder charges against 13 individuals in cases allegedly connected to Russia's military intelligence agency.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confronts growing public dissatisfaction as military goals in conflicts with Iran and Lebanon remain unfulfilled.
On March 20, 2003, U.S.-led coalition forces launched an invasion of Iraq, marking the beginning of what would become known as the Iraq War.
Israel issued evacuation warnings for seven Lebanese towns following the death of an Israeli soldier, expanding beyond previously established buffer zones.
Business school academics have canceled a planned US conference and moved the event to Europe instead.
Khartoum shows extensive damage one year after government forces retook the city from paramilitary rivals in Sudan's ongoing civil conflict.

More than one million Lebanese have been displaced as Israel expands ground operations in the country.
Multiple unrelated stories were reported including energy costs in Georgia, airline pricing, and living expenses in China.

Recent incidents highlight enforcement of local regulations against vaping in Thailand and photography restrictions in Ethiopia.

Germany works on clarifying departure rules for fighting-age men while DR Congo agrees to accept deportees from the United States starting this month.

King Charles III did not release an Easter message this year, drawing criticism from some UK Christians who noted he had previously issued Ramadan greetings.

A container ship reported an incident at UAE's Khor Fakkan port while 30 passengers were evacuated from a cruise ship that ran aground in Fiji.
A US legal adviser stated that military action against Iran would be justified due to Tehran's alleged decades of aggressive behavior.
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