Activists in Britain express concern about repression of civil liberties as Starmer government bans Al-Quds Day march and enables US strikes on Iran.
A recent report claims that drone strikes carried out by the Haitian government and a private company have killed over a dozen children.
Niger’s defense and security forces say they have successfully repelled an attack on Air Base 401 at Tahoua Airport on the night of March 8–9, 2026. As of now, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The decision was made in response to the US and Israeli attacks that killed the Islamic Republic’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The legislative elections also clearly marked out the electoral map ahead of the presidential elections in May.
The IOF also escalated its raids and detention campaigns across the occupied territory, concurrently with its aggression on Iran.
British parliamentarians condemn Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s decisions, warning they could drag the country into “catastrophic war with Iran.”
Under Noem’s leadership, federal agents murdered several US citizens, sparking multiple historic general strike actions and mass protests in the country.
The “Shield of the Americas” summit seeks to secure Trump’s dominance in the Americas. Not all countries in the region will participate in the meeting.
The new mining law contradicts what the Ecuadorian people expressed in recent referendums, but the government decided to push ahead with radical mining exploitation and energy privatization anyway. The decision sparked protests in Quito.
Polls predict that a new coalition government will be formed as no single party is expected to gain the majority required in the parliament on its own.
The attackers, shouting xenophobic insults, beat the occupants of the center, who were praying during Ramadan, with sticks, stones, and tear gas.
