Iran Fires Missile Barrage at Israel and Gulf States
Iran fired a large missile barrage at Israel and Gulf targets, driving oil volatility and exposing a sharp contradiction over reported diplomacy.
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Brussels Investigates Reports of Hungarian Leaks to Russia
EU officials are reviewing allegations that Hungarian contacts passed sensitive bloc information to Russia, sharpening concern over internal controls.
Colombian Hercules C-130 Crashes with Over 120 Onboard
Colombian military officials confirmed on March 24, 2026, that a Hercules C-130 transport aircraft plummeted to the ground shortly after takeoff.
Colombian Military Transport Crashes During Amazon Takeoff
Puerto Leguízamo, a remote outpost in the southern Amazon, became the site of a lethal aviation failure on March 23, 2026.
ABC Journalists Strike Across Australia Over Pay Dispute
ABC journalists across Australia walked off their jobs on March 23, 2026, marking the first such labor action at the national broadcaster in two decades.
Former French Premier Lionel Jospin Dies at 88
Lionel Jospin died at 88, closing the career of a French Socialist premier shaped by labor reform and the 2002 election shock.
Italian Voters Reject Meloni Judiciary Reform Plan
Italian voters rejected Giorgia Meloni's judiciary reform plan, weakening her coalition and preserving court protections.
Trump Postpones Iran Energy Strikes for Peace Talks
Donald Trump postponed planned strikes on Iranian energy targets to create room for talks, but Tehran rejected the White House's description.
Robert Golob and Janez Jansa Tie in Slovenia Election
Slovenia election results left Robert Golob and Janez Jansa in a near deadlock, pushing the next government into coalition talks.
Emmanuel Grégoire Defeats Rachida Dati in Paris Mayoral Race
Emmanuel Grégoire won Paris's mayoral runoff, extending Socialist control while Rachida Dati finished second and the far right gained elsewhere.
Donald Trump Threatens Strikes on Iranian Oil Facilities
Trump gave Iran 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face strikes on oil infrastructure, pushing energy markets toward a dangerous cutoff.
Italy Holds Judicial Reform Vote in Key Test for Meloni
Italy's judicial reform vote gives Giorgia Meloni a test that is procedural on the surface and political underneath.