Tuesday, Mar 18

M23 rebels have withdrawn from peace talks with Congo's government, citing EU sanctions and ongoing military offensives as obstacles to negotiations.

Monday, Mar 17

South Koreans rally in support and opposition of President Yoon ahead of critical impeachment ruling amidst rising political tensions.

Monday, Mar 17

Cuba experiences severe blackouts affecting millions, as authorities struggle to restore power amid a deepening energy crisis.

Sunday, Mar 16

In a significant strike, Iraqi and U.S. forces killed Abu Khadija, a top ISIS leader, marking a blow to the group's operations in Iraq and Syria.

Saturday, Mar 15

The captain of a Portuguese cargo ship has been charged with manslaughter after a collision with a U.S. tanker left one crew member missing.

Saturday, Mar 15

FAA permanently restricts non-essential helicopters around Washington's Reagan National Airport after a deadly collision, enhancing aviation safety.

Friday, Mar 14

UN experts have accused Israel of committing genocidal acts and using sexual violence against Palestinians in Gaza, igniting international outrage.

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

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

Thursday, Mar 13

Angola announces peace talks set for March 18 between DRC government and M23 rebels, aiming to address ongoing conflict and humanitarian issues.