Bundestag President Julia Klöckner reaffirms German support in historic Kyiv visit

Bundestag President Julia Klöckner arrived in Kyiv on Wednesday, marking her first visit to Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began and since assuming her role in March 2025. The high-level visit, kept secret until her arrival for security reasons, aims to reassure Ukraine of Germany's continued backing amidst shifting global focus toward the Middle East.

European Parliament debates "Predatorgate" as Greek spying scandal threatens Mitsotakis administration

The European Parliament is convening in a landmark plenary session today, Wednesday, March 11, to address a critical breach of democratic norms: the "Predatorgate" surveillance scandal in Greece.

US and Israel escalate strikes on Iran as Tehran warns of internal crackdown

US and Israeli forces maintained a cycle of retaliatory airstrikes against Iranian targets across the Middle East on Wednesday, March 11. The conflict, now in its 12th day, continues to threaten the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for one-fifth of the world’s energy supply.

Multiple fatalities reported after bus catches fire in Chiètres, Switzerland

Fribourg Cantonal Police confirmed multiple deaths and injuries after a passenger coach was engulfed in flames on Tuesday night in Chiètres, western Switzerland.

The 1,070,000 milestone: Favour Ogechi Ani secures Guinness World Record through 70-day endurance feat

Favour Ogechi Ani has officially secured her place in the Guinness World Records after counting aloud to 1,070,000. The Nigerian youth completed the marathon task over 70 days, broadcasting the entire attempt live on YouTube.

Trump signals looming conclusion to Iran conflict amid large-scale infrastructure degradation

President Donald Trump has asserted that the conflict with Iran is nearing a decisive conclusion, citing the near-total depletion of the Iranian navy and munitions. The statements triggered an immediate decline in global oil prices.

US war costs hit $6B in first week of Iran conflict

Pentagon officials have informed Congress that the United States spent approximately $6 billion during the first week of the military conflict with Iran, The New York Times reports.

Iran targets Middle East allies as Israel strikes fuel hubs in Tehran

Air defense systems in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates intercepted a wave of Iranian missiles and drones on 8 March. The attacks, reported by AFP via Meduza Live, mark a significant widening of the regional conflict that began in late February.

UAE intercepts 134 Iranian missiles and drones as Dubai International Airport suspends flights

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) air defense systems successfully intercepted 15 ballistic missiles and 119 drones launched from Iran on Saturday. According to a statement from the UAE Ministry of Defense, while most threats were neutralized, debris from two drones fell within the country's territory.

Six dead as violent tornadoes and storms devastate Michigan infrastructure

Michigan state authorities have activated the State Emergency Operations Center after a series of violent tornadoes killed at least six people and injured 12 others. The storms swept across the region, leveling homes, destroying barns, and leaving hundreds of thousands of residents without electricity. Governor-led emergency teams are currently monitoring the recovery efforts as crews assess the structural damage.

Global leaders condemn Russia's massive strikes on Ukraine's energy grid

World leaders and top diplomats have issued a wave of condemnations following Russia’s latest large-scale assault on Ukraine’s civilian and energy infrastructure. The coordinated response emphasizes unwavering support for Kyiv as the Kremlin intensifies its winter campaign of "energy terror."

Trump warns Iran of "total destruction" as US moves third aircraft carrier to region

President Donald Trump issued a severe warning to Tehran on Saturday, stating the United States is prepared to strike Iran "very hard." The American leader threatened to expand military operations to include areas and groups never previously considered targets.