Families of Trinidadian men seek accountability over US boat strike deaths
Families of two Trinidadian men have marked the first anniversary of their disappearance by renewing calls for accountability over a US boat strike they say killed them. Chad Joseph and Rishi Samaroo were among the people on a vessel struck on 14 October 2025, according to their relatives. The families say the men were fishermen and farm workers, not drug traffickers, and are now pursuing a wrongful death lawsuit in Massachusetts.In a statement issued on Wednesday, the families said the past year had been devastating and that they were still seeking justice. Joseph's mother, Lenore Burnley, said her son was... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 14 Oct 2026 22:00 LONDON
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United States prepares first Belarusian potash shipment in four years
The United States is preparing to receive its first shipment of Belarusian potash in four years, with a 30,000-tonne cargo expected at the Port of New Orleans on Wednesday. The move marks a tentative reopening of trade between Washington and Minsk after sanctions on major Belarusian potash producers were lifted in March. It also comes as the US looks for cheaper fertiliser supplies amid higher farm input costs and wider trade tensions.The shipment was identified in data from Kpler, according to the supplied material. It would represent only a small share of the 5.6 million tonnes of potash the US... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 14 Oct 2026 16:05 LONDON
NATO outlines new defence plan amid Russia threat and US troop drawdown
NATO's top military commander has outlined a new defence plan that puts low-cost drones, artificial intelligence and rapid strikes at the centre of the alliance's deterrence posture. The remarks were delivered as NATO continues to adapt to a planned withdrawal of thousands of United States troops from Europe. The message also comes amid renewed concern among alliance members about the threat from Russia.The plan was presented as a common vision for how NATO would deter an attack on member states, with the alliance saying it does not want war but is prepared to fight if necessary. The emphasis on drones... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 13 Oct 2026 21:34 LONDON
Noontime News Recap: Riyadh airport hit again as protests, Gaza pressure and US court ruling dominate
Saudi Arabia said two strikes on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh have killed 14 people and injured more than 300, after a weekend of deadly Houthi attacks that forced the kingdom to extend the airport suspension. 🔗 🔗In Gaza, Israeli forces pushed the Yellow Line further west in Shujayea, in southeastern Gaza City, a move that forced families to flee as the front line shifted again inside the enclave. 🔗In India, police locked down large parts of New Delhi ahead of a fresh rally over allegations of voter list manipulation, as protests over the roll dispute intensified and the... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews Recap | 12 Oct 2026 12:21 LONDON
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Trump's Russia diesel sanctions relief draws legality challenge as Republican backlash grows
A Republican senator has questioned whether Donald Trump's temporary easing of sanctions on Russian diesel is lawful, adding a new domestic political challenge to the White House's energy and Russia policy. Thom Tillis said the move could violate congressional law and warned that his support for Trump's legislative priorities may depend on the administration reversing course. The criticism comes as the president seeks to lower diesel prices in the United States after a period of fuel-market pressure.Tillis made the comments during a Sunday interview on NBC News's Meet the Press, saying there was a "legitimate case" that the president was... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 11 Oct 2026 20:59 LONDON
Two Latvian men arrested at RAF Molesworth as counterterrorism probe continues
Counterterrorism police in the United Kingdom are continuing to investigate a security breach at RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire after two Latvian men were arrested inside the base. Police said the men, aged 36 and 32, were detained in the early hours of Thursday after a small breach was found in the perimeter fence. A security patrol had earlier spotted an abandoned vehicle near the site, which houses US and NATO intelligence hubs.Officers said the men are being held on suspicion of trespass and entering a prohibited place for a purpose prejudicial to the UK. Both men are Latvian nationals living... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 08 Oct 2026 20:29 LONDON
