Iran-Israel conflict escalates with attacks on civilian infrastructure
Bahrain accuses Iran of striking a desalination plant as the nine-day conflict between Iran and the US-Israel alliance continues to expand across the region.
Bahrain accuses Iran of striking a desalination plant as the nine-day conflict between Iran and the US-Israel alliance continues to expand across the region.

The U.S. is setting up an Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya while Iran begins restoring internet access after a blackout.

Reports suggest the US may deploy airborne troops to the Middle East as regional strikes intensify, while Iran permits certain ships through Strait of Hormuz.

Taiwan's President Lai's diplomatic visit to Africa coincides with reports of China developing AI-powered military drones for potential Taiwan operations.

European Union officials are discussing strengthening their Middle East naval presence and implementing energy cost controls as Iranian conflicts affect regional stability and markets.

Slovenia votes in a tight parliamentary race while Italy prepares for a constitutional referendum on judicial reforms.

Balendra Shah, a former rapper, has been sworn in as Nepal's new Prime Minister following an election victory.

A Jewish visitor and Iranian journalist each reported being attacked by masked assailants in different London neighborhoods.

Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested the war is nearing an end while offering no indication he would abandon his objectives.

A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia's Molucca Sea, causing building damage and generating tsunami waves.
Félicien Kabuga, accused of bankrolling the 1994 Rwandan genocide, died in a hospital while in U.N. custody in The Hague.
China has reportedly ordered an immediate ban on fuel exports for March, according to industry sources.

An Afghan man faces federal charges for his alleged involvement in the Islamic State suicide bombing that killed over 180 people at Kabul airport in 2021.

China has announced new restrictions on exports across several sectors including fuel, fertilizers, and pharmaceutical precursors.

U.S. investigation findings suggest American munition was responsible for strike that killed over 170 at Iranian elementary school.
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