Friday, Mar 14

China, Russia, and Iran demand the US lift sanctions and resume nuclear talks, emphasizing dialogue as the only viable solution for the region's tensions.

Friday, Mar 14

UNICEF warns of a catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Sudan, affecting 30 million people, including 16 million children, amid escalating violence and famine.

Friday, Mar 14

UEFA plans to discuss the double touch penalty rule after Julian Alvarez's controversial penalty was disallowed in a key Champions League match.

Friday, Mar 14

Pope Francis celebrates 12 years as pope while recovering in the hospital from pneumonia, with positive health updates as he continues therapy.

Friday, Mar 14

Belgian police have arrested several individuals in a corruption investigation involving Huawei and the European Parliament, linked to illicit lobbying practices.

Friday, Mar 14

Bosnia's Serb leader Milorad Dodik faces arrest as tensions escalate over constitutional violations and separatist movements, raising concerns for the region's stability.

Friday, Mar 14

Meta wins a temporary legal victory halting promotion of “Careless People,” a tell-all memoir by ex-employee Sarah Wynn-Williams filled with serious allegations.

Friday, Mar 14

Protesters gathered at Trump Tower to demand the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University activist facing deportation under the Trump administration.

Thursday, Mar 13

Russian President Putin agrees to a U.S.-backed ceasefire in Ukraine but calls for discussions on crucial terms to ensure lasting peace.

Thursday, Mar 13

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announces he will not run for Senate in Michigan, signaling intent for a potential presidential run in 2028.