China has executed 11 members of a Myanmar-based criminal group, citing their role in cross-border online scam operations targeting Chinese citizens.
PT and federal government leaders agreed to prioritize debates on ending the 6x1 work schedule and advancing discussions related to the Master case during upcoming legislative negotiations.
A 19-year-old pilot in the Federal District is under investigation for allegedly forcing a 17-year-old to drink vodka at a party, after previously being arrested for assaulting a teenager and leaving him in an ICU.
The European Union has sanctioned 15 Iranian officials, including senior Revolutionary Guard leaders, citing their role in suppressing recent protests across Iran.
After the arrest of a condominium superintendent, the mother of a murdered real estate broker in Caldas Novas speaks of anger, relief, and enduring pain as the investigation continues.
A court ordered social networks to remove posts identifying alleged aggressors of the dog Orelha, reinforcing due process and limiting online exposure while investigations continue.
A capoeira instructor was shot and killed in Nilópolis. Police are investigating the circumstances of the crime as students and residents mourn the loss of a community figure.
Trump’s border czar Tom Homan says Minnesota enforcement will be “safer, by the book,” with targeted ICE operations and reduced street engagement after fatal shootings and mounting backlash.
A Congolese rebel leader calls a US-DRC critical minerals deal deeply flawed and unconstitutional, raising concerns about transparency and legal breaches amid ongoing conflict.
President William Ruto and U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau held reflective talks at State House, focusing on health cooperation, trade, security, and regional humanitarian issues.
Weather experts forecast heavy rains beginning mid-to-late March across several regions, with above-normal rainfall likely and the need for awareness of variable dry and wet spells.
Mali has denied reports of an imminent single currency launch for the Alliance of Sahel States, urging reliance on official channels and reassuring markets amid rising debt pressures.
African Development Bank reallocates $98 million to finish a key road project in western Tanzania, enhancing connectivity, regional trade links, and local access to services.
Ethiopian Airlines has canceled flights to the Tigray region as fresh clashes raise fears of renewed conflict. Residents faced cash shortages and uncertainty over rescheduled services.
Public support for the GOP’s immigration stance — long a political strength — is weakening as aggressive enforcement tactics and declining approval reshape voter sentiment ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Sen. Susan Collins announced that enhanced ICE enforcement operations in Maine have ended, following her discussions with Homeland Security leadership, with normal activities continuing.
FBI agents executed a court-authorized search warrant at Fulton County’s election center in Georgia, seizing 2020 election records, drawing expert concern over federal action.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar announced her run for Minnesota governor, offering seasoned leadership amid state challenges and emphasizing unity and practical governance.
EU foreign ministers approved new sanctions on Iran over a violent crackdown on protests and are moving toward designating the Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist entity, diplomats say.
Pakistan has stepped up health screening at all entry points to help prevent spread of the deadly Nipah virus, joining other Asian nations in heightened vigilance.
Starmer and Xi mark a reset in UK-China ties, framed by a major $15 bn AstraZeneca investment, warmer diplomatic engagement, and new cooperation agreements.
Ukraine says a Russian drone strike on a passenger train was terrorism; amid debate over technology’s role, questions swirl about satellite systems and wartime targeting.
Starmer says U.S. intelligence agencies do not share Trump’s opposition to the Chagos deal, suggesting security assessments differ from political criticism as Britain moves forward.
South Korea’s former first lady Kim Keon Hee was sentenced to 20 months in prison for corruption, marking a significant moment in the country’s ongoing reckoning with political power and accountability.