Friday, Mar 28

Australia's PM Anthony Albanese calls for a national election on May 3, focusing on economic issues and tax cuts amidst rising living costs.

Friday, Mar 28

Federal Judge Boasberg orders Trump administration to preserve Signal messages about military strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen following group chat leak.

Thursday, Mar 27

Gérard Depardieu denies sexual assault charges in a high-profile trial, admitting to physical contact but claiming it was not sexual misconduct.

Wednesday, Mar 26

Tragic events unfold as Al Jazeera journalist Hossam Shabat is killed in an Israeli air strike, highlighting grave risks faced by media professionals in conflict zones.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Iwao Hakamada, wrongfully convicted and former death row inmate, awarded $1.45 million in Japan's largest-ever compensation for such a case.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Louis DeJoy resigns as Postmaster General as discussions of major USPS reforms and potential privatization gain traction under Trump's administration.

Tuesday, Mar 25

The Trump administration seeks Supreme Court intervention to block a ruling requiring the reinstatement of thousands of fired probationary federal workers.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Columbia University adjusts policies amidst pressure from the Trump administration, making concessions to regain $400 million in federal funding.

Monday, Mar 24

Japan protests China for misquoting Prime Minister Ishiba following trilateral talks aimed at improving relations amid regional tensions.

Monday, Mar 24

Israeli cabinet initiates no-confidence vote against the attorney general, sparking protests and concerns over judicial independence and democracy.