At least 682 migrants confirmed missing in Mediterranean crossing attempts by mid-March 2026, with authorities in Italy, Tunisia and Malta withholding rescue data.
The International Monetary Fund has raised concerns about continued financial assistance to Ukraine as the US Congress faces gridlock over aid approval.
South Sudan's military has warned residents to evacuate as it prepares a major offensive in Jonglei state, forcing 50,000 people from their homes.
Cuba's electrical grid collapsed, causing a complete nationwide blackout across the island nation.
Canada, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom jointly cautioned Israel against launching a major ground offensive in Lebanon.
Ecuador has deployed 75,000 soldiers and police officers to combat drug gangs in the country's most violence-affected provinces.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards reportedly overcame opposition from moderates in discussions over the country's next leader, according to reports.
Pakistani military strikes in Afghanistan have resulted in at least 75 civilian deaths and displaced 115,000 people amid escalating tensions.
An AP investigation revealed Ad Kan, an Israeli organization, secretly organized flights that evacuated hundreds of Palestinians from Gaza to South Africa and Indonesia.
China reportedly coordinated over 2,000 fishing vessels in formations near Taiwan, according to security analysts monitoring maritime activity.
The U.S. State Department has urged American citizens to depart the Middle East as ongoing regional conflict disrupts air travel and triggers security alerts.
Peace negotiations regarding Ukraine have concluded without resolution as the Trump administration redirects diplomatic attention toward Iran.
A strike on a factory in Iran's Isfahan province killed 15 people, according to the Fars news agency.
Cross-border fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan intensifies as both nations exchange drone and air strikes, prompting international mediation efforts.
Video footage reveals missiles were launched from Bahrain toward Iran using U.S.-manufactured equipment, though the operator remains unclear.
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