US Senator Cory Booker Sets Record For Longest Senate Speech In Symbolic Protest
US Senator Cory Booker has set a Senate record with a 25-hour speech protesting Trump, surpassing Strom Thurmond’s 1957 filibuster.
Europe Vows Proportional Response To Trump’s Tariff Plans, Avoiding Escalation
Europe will respond proportionately to Trump’s tariffs but aims to avoid escalating trade tensions, says French Industry Minister Marc Ferracci.
Myanmar Earthquake Death Toll Rises To 2,886, Thousands Injured And Missing
Myanmar earthquake death toll has reached 2,886, with 4,639 injured and 373 missing, according to Myanmar’s State Administration Council.
South Korea’s Parliament Moves To Impeach Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok
South Korea’s parliament introduced a motion to impeach Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok, with a vote expected within 72 hours.
Israel to Expand Military Operations in Gaza, Seize ‘Large Areas’
Excerpt: Israel plans to expand its military operation in Gaza, seizing large areas and incorporating them into Israeli security zones.
Myanmar Military Rejects Ceasefire Calls as Earthquake Death Toll Rises
Myanmar’s military has rejected ceasefire despite a deadly earthquake, worsening an already dire crisis amid ongoing conflict with armed rebel groups.
US Embassies Warn Global Contractors: Drop DEI Policies or Face Payment Cuts
US embassies have enforced the DEI ban on suppliers, prompting legal pushback from European governments and corporations.
China Stalls $23bn BlackRock Port Deal as Trump Voices Concerns Over Panama Canal
A Chinese investigation has delayed a $23bn BlackRock-led deal for Panama Canal ports, escalating geopolitical tensions over the waterway.
Putin Orders Largest Military Draft in Over a Decade as Russia Expands Armed Forces
Putin has ordered Russia’s largest military draft since 2011, calling up 160,000 conscripts amid escalating tensions with Ukraine and NATO.
Volcano Erupts in Southwest Iceland, Prompting Evacuations
Iceland authorities have ordered evacuations after earthquakes signaled volcanic activity, with Grindavík residents urged to leave as new fissures opened.
South Korea’s Constitutional Court to Rule on Yoon’s Impeachment on April 4
Korea’s Constitutional Court court will decide whether to remove or reinstate President Yoon on April 4, with tensions rising ahead of the verdict.
Israeli Airstrike Kills Three in Beirut Suburbs, Escalating Tensions with Hezbollah
An Israeli strike in Beirut’s Hezbollah stronghold has killed three, leading to heightened tensions between both sides
China, Japan, South Korea Discuss Joint Response to US Tariffs Amid Growing Trade Tensions
China, Japan, and South Korea meet for economic talks, agreeing on regional trade cooperation despite tensions over US tariffs.
Trump Calls Marine Le Pen’s Conviction and Election Ban a ‘Very Big Deal’
Trump has reacted to the French court ruling barring Marine Le Pen from 2027 elections, calling it a “very big deal”
Marine Le Pen Barred From Office After Conviction in Embezzlement Case
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been banned from holding office following her conviction in an embezzlement case.
China Launches Military Drills Around Taiwan, Calls President Lai a ‘Parasite’
China’s military is conducting joint military drills near Taiwan as a “stern warning”, branding President Lai a “parasite”
Kremlin Says Russia, US Working on Ukraine Peace Talks Despite Trump’s Anger With Putin
Moscow has confirmed ongoing Ukraine Peace talks with Washington, despite Trump’s frustration with Putin over Zelensky remarks.
Trump Says He’s ‘Not Joking’ About Third Term, But Calls It Too Early To Consider
Trump says he’s serious about a third term but calls it too early to consider, despite constitutional limits.
US Escalates Airstrikes Against Houthi Rebels in Yemen, Targeting Iran’s Influence
Trump has intensified US airstrikes on Houthis, aiming to disrupt Iran’s support and curb maritime attacks in the region
Argentina Seeks Over 40% Of IMF Disbursement In $20 Billion Deal
Argentina is seeking over 40% of IMF disbursement in a $20 billion deal, citing fiscal reforms and economic stabilisation efforts.
