
Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha dies at 47 after three-year illness
Princess Bajrakitiyabha, eldest daughter of Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn, has died at age 47 following a prolonged illness.

Princess Bajrakitiyabha, eldest daughter of Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn, has died at age 47 following a prolonged illness.

Ukraine targeted two bridges linking Crimea to Russian-controlled areas of Kherson region in latest military action.

Sweden selected French shipbuilder Naval Group to supply new frigates in a defense deal worth over $4 billion, boosting Baltic Sea security capabilities.

Diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran have narrowed to four central nuclear program issues as negotiations continue amid regional tensions.

Rising geopolitical tensions are creating economic challenges for governments managing energy transitions and public finances amid subdued growth.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is suing The New York Times over a column alleging abuse of Palestinian prisoners by Israeli forces.

Israeli military operations in Lebanon resulted in 89 deaths and 700 injuries on Wednesday, according to Lebanon's health ministry.

Italian coastguard recovered at least 10 bodies after a boat carrying approximately 60 migrants capsized near Malta.
The World Bank reduced its global growth outlook to 2.5% amid concerns about the Ukraine war's broader economic effects.

Ongoing conflict involving Iran is creating shortages of fertilizer and oil exports, raising concerns about global food security and crop yields.

Hungary's upcoming parliamentary elections are drawing international attention as Prime Minister Viktor Orban faces electoral challenges.

Multiple Middle East developments include ceasefire rejections, military draft protests in Israel, and analysis of regional conflicts.

The International Criminal Court confirmed issuing an arrest warrant for an ally of former Philippine President Duterte connected to the country's drug war.
Ongoing conflict involving Iran has strained global supply chains while higher gasoline prices drove US retail sales up 1.7% in March.

Taiwan vowed not to be silenced after China expelled a New York Times reporter, amid broader tensions over cross-strait relations and security concerns.
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