Pentagon Seeks Military Expansion in Greenland as Local Residents Voice Opposition
U.S. military officials in talks with Denmark for access to three additional areas on the strategically important Arctic island despite Greenlandic concerns.
U.S. military officials in talks with Denmark for access to three additional areas on the strategically important Arctic island despite Greenlandic concerns.
U.S. seeks access to three additional areas on Arctic island as part of broader strategic positioning, while Greenlanders express concerns about increased presence.
President says U.S. military action will conclude in two to three weeks as he berates allies for failing to support his Iran offensive.

Royal visit aims to shore up relationship as President Trump fires criticism at longtime ally over Iran war policies.

Russian President Vladimir Putin implements unprecedented communication controls with new outages and blockages targeting citizens' internet access.

After decades of prioritizing domestic over military spending, European leaders struggle to pivot as war threatens to anger voters and strain national budgets.

The vessel sustained damage and poses potential oil spill risks just one day after President Trump threatened infrastructure attacks on Iran.
The deep-focus quake centered 95 miles west of Neiafu rattled nearby Pacific islands but caused no significant damage, its destructive power dissipated by a depth of 148 miles below the ocean floor.

A plan by Turkish, Qatari, and Egyptian mediators calling for complete weapons decommissioning over eight months offers the most serious path yet to a lasting Gaza settlement, though Hamas insists on major amendments.
Without a breakthrough in the coming weeks, Kyiv could exhaust its ability to fund defense and government services, while a critical 90 billion euro EU loan package remains frozen by a Hungarian veto.

Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing moves closer to formal political leadership as rubber-stamp parliament prepares installation.

The French AI startup secured the financing from a seven-bank consortium to deploy 13,800 Nvidia GB300 GPUs in Bruyères-le-Châtel, as Europe races to build sovereign AI infrastructure.
Lebanon called the deaths of the Al-Manar and Al Mayadeen reporters a 'war crime against the media,' as the WHO separately confirmed nine paramedics were killed in strikes on ambulances in the same 24-hour period.

An improvised explosive device with 650 grams of powder was placed steps from the Champs-Élysées in what French intelligence described as 'the concretisation of the Iranian threat towards American interests in Europe.'
With Ras Laffan halted by a drone attack, Ras Tanura hit by Iranian missiles, and Maersk suspending all Hormuz transits, Europe is drawing down gas reserves at emergency rates while fertilizer prices threaten to spike food inflation across the continent by summer.

US-brokered talks are on hold as Washington's attention has shifted entirely to the Iran conflict, leaving Ukraine's fourth year of full-scale war with no diplomatic offramp in sight and Russian offensives continuing on two fronts.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned Sunday that Iranian forces would defend the country 'at any cost' as Trump confirmed Special Operations forces have been deployed to the region and acknowledged he is weighing the seizure of Kharg Island.
Tehran launched waves of strikes targeting Israeli infrastructure while Israel announced plans for expanded operations in Lebanon, as Iran's parliament speaker accused Trump of secretly planning a ground invasion.
In his first Palm Sunday as pope, Leo XIV rejected claims that God justifies armed conflict and offered special prayers for Christians in the Middle East, as his address carried extraordinary weight amid the US-Israel-Iran war entering its fifth week.

Yemen's Houthi movement launched a volley of ballistic missiles at Israel on Saturday — the first time since the US-Israel campaign against Iran began — widening the conflict as Kuwait shot down drones and a Saudi oil facility was hit.

Foreign ministers from Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia gathered in Islamabad Sunday to broker a ceasefire, as Trump revealed Iran has agreed to 'most of' his demands — though Tehran's foreign minister publicly contradicted the claim.
WatchWith up to 20 million barrels per day cut off from global markets, the International Energy Agency has called Iran's selective chokepoint closure the most severe energy disruption ever recorded — and there is no end in sight.

Strikes on Odesa and Kryvyi Rih killed four people including a child as Rubio accused Zelenskyy of lying and signaled US weapons could be diverted from Ukraine to the Iran campaign.
The USS Tripoli arrived with 3,500 additional troops, explosions rocked Tehran Sunday morning, and White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt acknowledged military preparations while insisting no final decision has been made.

Seeking a rebound after voters flocked to Mark Carney's Liberals, the New Democrats picked Avi Lewis, a scion of a leftist political dynasty.

In a detailed investigation, HRW documented that only 10.5% of deportees to CECOT had violent criminal convictions — and that the system constitutes enforced disappearance under international law.
French anti-terrorism prosecutors arrested three suspects after a device containing five liters of fuel and 650 grams of explosive powder was placed outside the US bank's Champs-Élysées headquarters; investigators link the plot to Iranian proxy networks.

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa was turned away at Christianity's holiest site by Israeli security forces citing missile threats, drawing condemnation from the Vatican, France, Italy, and US Ambassador Mike Huckabee.
The OECD's March 2026 interim outlook projects 1.2 percentage points added to global inflation, $1.72 trillion lost by America's top tech stocks, and recession risk rising if Brent crude — already up 55% since the conflict began — sustains above $140 per barrel.

Ukraine deployed 228 counter-drone specialists across five Gulf countries and signed 10-year contracts worth billions — part of a bid to exchange its battle-tested anti-drone experience for the Patriot interceptors that have become the scarcest weapons in the Iran war.