Egyptian FM Holds Talks with US, Pakistan, Turkey on Middle East Conflict De-escalation
Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty conducted urgent discussions on March 22 with Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, and US Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff. These calls were prompted by increasing military escalations in the Middle East, which are causing severe repercussions for regional security and civilian safety. The discussions centered on efforts to contain the conflict's spillover effects, emphasizing the shared threat posed by ongoing targeting of civilian facilities and infrastructure. Abdelatty underscored the need for restraint and wisdom to prevent the conflict from expanding further. This diplomatic engagement reflects Egypt’s position... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 22 Mar 2026 18:42
Palantir Technologies secures contract with UK's Financial Conduct Authority for access to sensitive financial regulation data
Palantir Technologies, a Miami-based data analytics firm, is set to deepen its entanglement with the UK state through a new contract with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). This agreement grants Palantir access to significant amounts of sensitive financial regulation data aimed at combating financial crimes such as fraud, money laundering, and insider trading. The development has raised alarm among privacy advocates and campaign groups concerned about the implications of allowing a foreign tech company substantial access to British data. The FCA's contract with Palantir marks a notable shift, as the company is poised to leverage its analytics capabilities to analyze... [Continue Reading]
Cuba Faces Major Power Blackout Affecting Over 10 Million Amid Fuel Shortages and National Electrical System Failures
In a significant crisis, Cuba has experienced a massive power blackout, cutting off electricity to more than 10 million individuals across the nation. This blackout marks the second collapse of the National Electrical System in just one week, leading to widespread disruption of daily life for countless residents and businesses. The situation has been exacerbated by ongoing fuel shortages linked to a US blockade that restricts foreign oil imports vital for operating the country's power stations. Cuba's energy ministry reported on social media that a "total disconnection of the National Electrical System has occurred." In response, the Cuban grid operator,... [Continue Reading]
Israeli settlers carry out coordinated attacks on Palestinian homes and vehicles in the occupied West Bank, causing injuries and damage
From late Saturday into Sunday, Israeli settlers executed a series of violent attacks across the occupied West Bank, targeting Palestinian homes and vehicles in what witnesses describe as well-coordinated raids. Reports indicate that these incidents occurred in multiple locations, with significant damage inflicted and several Palestinians reportedly injured. The violence has sparked fears of escalating tensions in the region, particularly as it was accompanied by the ongoing conflict dynamics involving Israel and Palestinian authorities. According to the official Palestinian news agency Wafa, Israeli settlers particularly ransacked the villages of al-Fandaqumiya and Seilat al-Dahr, located south of Jenin. In al-Fandaqumiya, settlers... [Continue Reading]
Iran's missile strikes on Israeli towns escalate conflict, resulting in 180 injuries and mass evacuations
The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has escalated significantly following recent missile strikes by Iran on the Israeli towns of Arad and Dimona, which are located near the Israeli nuclear research facility. This military action, claimed by Iran to be a response to an earlier Israeli attack on its Natanz nuclear facility, has resulted in at least 180 injuries and prompted a mass evacuation from the affected areas. The events underscore a potentially dangerous shift in the dynamics of the conflict, which has drawn international concern. According to reports, Iranian missile strikes occurred on Saturday around 17:30 UTC, and... [Continue Reading]
Italians Begin Voting in Referendum on Judicial Reform, the Most Significant Change Since World War II
On Sunday, Italians commenced voting in a significant two-day referendum focused on judicial reform, a move described by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni as pivotal for enhancing judicial independence. The reform measures, if approved, would represent the most extensive transformation of Italy’s judiciary system since World War II. This referendum stands as a crucial political test for Meloni, as it is perceived by many as a broader assessment of her leadership amidst increasing political scrutiny both domestically and internationally. The referendum, which began on March 22, has ignited intense debates, with supporters advocating for the proposed reforms as essential for modernizing... [Continue Reading]
Puerto Rican activists deliver medical supplies to Cuba amid US blockade restrictions
Activists from Puerto Rico have successfully transported suitcases filled with medicine and medical supplies to Havana, Cuba, despite the ongoing restrictions imposed by the US blockade. This endeavor is part of the 'Nuestra America' solidarity convoy, which aims to foster solidarity between Puerto Rico and Cuba by providing much-needed medical aid amidst the dire healthcare situation exacerbated by the blockade. This latest delivery, reported just hours ago, highlights the enduring spirit of collaboration and support between the two regions. The blockade, which has significantly affected Cuba's economy and healthcare system, has prompted numerous actions from activists and humanitarian organizations advocating... [Continue Reading]
ICE Agents to Be Deployed to Airports Nationwide to Address Security Screening Congestion
In a significant move announced today, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are set to be deployed to airports across the United States beginning tomorrow. This decision comes in response to escalating congestion at security screenings, attributed to a weeks-long budget standoff linked to President Trump’s mass deportation initiatives. The deployment aims to alleviate the pressures at airports as travelers face long wait times at security checkpoints. President Trump's announcement was made via a social media outlet, prompting officials to expedite plans for the deployment of these agents. Tom Homan, the senior border official closely associated with the Trump administration,... [Continue Reading]
Iran Threatens to Target Middle Eastern Infrastructure Amid Escalating Conflict with Israel Following Missile Strikes
The ongoing tension between Iran and Israel has escalated dramatically, with Iran threatening to "irreversibly destroy" significant infrastructure across the Middle East if its energy sites are attacked by the United States. This warning comes just hours after Iranian missiles struck two southern Israeli towns, Arad and Dimona, causing injuries to over 160 individuals and signaling a potential turn in the conflict that has now been ongoing for several weeks. The Iranian parliament's speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, made a statement underscoring that vital energy and oil infrastructure in the region would become "legitimate targets" should Iran's facilities be attacked. This... [Continue Reading]
Vietnamese Prime Minister Begins Official Visit to Russia to Discuss Oil and Gas Cooperation Amid Rising Fuel Prices
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh of Vietnam has embarked on an official visit to Russia, where he is scheduled to sign several crucial agreements, particularly focusing on oil and gas cooperation. This trip, which spans from this Sunday to Wednesday, coincides with a significant spike in fuel prices in Vietnam, attributed to supply disruptions resulting from the ongoing conflict between the US-Israel coalition and Iran. In recent weeks, the cost of 95-octane petrol and diesel in Vietnam has surged by 50 percent and 70 percent, respectively. These steep increases have heightened concerns among Vietnamese authorities about the country's fuel reserves... [Continue Reading]
UK Adviser Recommends Temporary Profit Cap for Energy and Petrol Firms Amid Middle East Conflict
Richard Walker, the UK government's top adviser on cost of living issues, has urged ministers to consider implementing a temporary cap on profits for energy and petrol firms. This recommendation aims to curb potential profiteering linked to the current conflict in the Middle East, specifically following Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital passage for oil and gas shipments to Europe. Walker, who chairs Iceland supermarkets and serves as the prime minister’s “cost of living champion,” described the necessity for such measures in an article published in the Sunday Times. Walker articulated his concerns over rising energy costs... [Continue Reading]
Authorities Cull Tens of Thousands of Cattle in Russia Amid Protests Over Possible Bioweapons Facility Leak
In a shocking incident in Russia, authorities have culled tens of thousands of cattle, sparking widespread protests among farmers in Siberia. The mass slaughter reportedly stems from fears that these animals may have been infected due to a leak from a bioweapons research facility. While local officials have cited an outbreak of pasteurellosis, a bacterial infection that is typically treatable with antibiotics, there are also claims of an 'incurable rabies' outbreak, though no evidence has been provided to substantiate this assertion. The culled cattle have raised significant alarm among farmers, who are demanding transparency from the Kremlin regarding the true... [Continue Reading]
Hezbollah Intensifies Attacks on Israel, Resulting in One Death in Northern Region
Hezbollah has intensified its military operations against Israel, with a recent attack resulting in one confirmed death in northern Israel. This marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict, which has reportedly seen increased military activity from both Israel and Hezbollah in response to broader geopolitical tensions involving the United States and Iran. The attack occurred in the northern community of Misgav Am, where Hezbollah utilized rocket fire targeting what it described as a "gathering of Israeli enemy soldiers". The incident is emblematic of the rising tensions in the region as Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered troops to... [Continue Reading]
Tens of thousands protest in Prague against Prime Minister Andrej Babis and his government's proposed policies
On Saturday, tens of thousands of individuals gathered in Prague to voice their opposition against the newly installed Prime Minister Andrej Babis and his government's proposed policies. The protest took place at Letná Park, a historic site that has previously served as a backdrop for significant political demonstrations, most notably during the events leading to the fall of communism in the late 1980s. With attendees coming from all corners of the Czech Republic, the atmosphere was charged with demands for accountability and change. The demonstrators were united in their concerns regarding Babis's political approach and aspirations, expressed through banners and... [Continue Reading]
French Voters Cast Ballots in Final Round of Municipal Elections in Over 1,500 Communes
On Sunday, French voters participated in the second and final round of municipal elections across more than 1,500 communes, including the closely watched races in Paris and Marseille. The competition is heating up, particularly in Paris, where Emmanuel Grégroire leads a united left and green coalition, facing off against conservative candidate Rachida Dati and hard-left La France Insoumise contender Sophia Chikirou. Meanwhile, in Marseille, incumbent left-wing Mayor Benoît Payan is vying for re-election against far-right candidate Franck Allisio and conservative Martine Vassal, following the withdrawal of hard-left candidate Sébastien Delogu. As voting unfolded in Paris, the stakes have never been... [Continue Reading]
Tensions Rise in Middle East Amid Iranian Military Actions and Attacks on US Diplomatic Centre in Baghdad
Recent reports highlight a significant uptick in tensions in the Middle East, particularly regarding Iranian military actions and the ongoing struggle to disarm Hezbollah in Lebanon. As of yet, the situation remains tense, marked by violent incidents and complicated political dynamics in both Iraq and Lebanon. Overnight on Sunday, a US diplomatic and logistics centre located at Baghdad's International Airport was targeted by multiple attacks. According to an Iraqi security official, as many as eight distinct waves of attacks,using both rockets and drones,were launched at the facility. The US hub has been a recurrent target since February 28 and this... [Continue Reading]
Environment Agency Investigates Pollution Incident After Stream Turns Bright Orange in Cornwall
The Environment Agency is conducting an investigation into a significant pollution incident after a stream in Cornwall was reported to have turned bright orange. The pollution was discovered this weekend, particularly at the Nansmellyn Marsh Nature Reserve and the Bolingey Stream in Perranporth, alarming local residents and officials alike. The Environment Agency has confirmed that its officers are actively investigating the source and implications of the contaminated water. The agency's preliminary assessments indicate that the pollution poses risks not only to the stream but also to the surrounding environment, which includes areas frequented by local wildlife. In a concerning development,... [Continue Reading]
Latin American leaders meet in Bogotá as President Petro calls for ceasefire in Middle East amid escalating conflict
Latin American leaders convened at the 10th Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) Summit in Bogotá, where Colombian President Gustavo Petro urged for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East. His call comes in response to the escalating conflict centering on Iran and Israel, which has raised alarms over a potential global economic crisis and risks of a wider war. President Petro's statements reflect growing concerns among Latin American nations regarding the cascading consequences of foreign conflicts on their economies and stability. During the summit, President Petro highlighted the urgency of stopping hostilities, arguing that continuing the conflict... [Continue Reading]
China and Vietnam Wrap Up 40th Joint Naval Patrol and First Maritime Training in Beibu Gulf
China and Vietnam concluded their 40th joint naval patrol and the first-ever joint maritime training in the Beibu Gulf, a crucial area for both nations' maritime interests. The patrol involved Chinese warships Hengyang and Enshi alongside Vietnamese vessels Tran Hung Dao and Ly Thai To. These coordinated operations included force assembly, port exchanges in Fangchenggang city, and joint search and rescue training for drowning personnel. This collaboration strengthens maritime security cooperation between China and Vietnam amid ongoing regional tensions in the South China Sea area. Both navies demonstrated their ability to operate jointly, increasing confidence and interoperability. The Beibu Gulf... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 22 Mar 2026 09:15
Ghana proposes recognition of trans-Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity and calls for reparations at Bogotá forum
At a recent forum in Bogotá, Colombia, Ghana’s Foreign Minister announced a significant proposal aiming to formally recognize the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity. The resolution also calls for reparations to be granted to descendants of enslaved individuals. This initiative is unfolding against a backdrop of increasing international discourse on the impacts of historical injustices and the need for reparative justice. During the Latin America and Caribbean forum, the Ghanaian Foreign Minister articulated the moral and ethical necessity of acknowledging the severe impacts of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, which forcibly removed millions of Africans from their homes... [Continue Reading]
Cuba faces nationwide blackout affecting over 10 million residents due to failure at Nuevitas thermoelectric plant
Cuba has experienced a significant power outage, plunging over 10 million residents into darkness. The national electrical grid collapsed for a third time in March, marking the second nationwide blackout within a week. This latest blackout is attributed to a failure at the Nuevitas thermoelectric plant located in Camaguey province, which was reported by the Cuban Electric Union, an entity reporting to the Ministry of Energy and Mines. The outage occurred as the government struggles with a rigorous fuel blockade imposed by the United States, which affects oil imports necessary for energy generation. The Electric Union’s statement confirmed the blackout... [Continue Reading]
Iranian missile strike injures over 100 in Israel amid escalating tensions in the Middle East
Recent developments in the Middle East have escalated tensions significantly, following an Iranian missile strike that injured at least 100 individuals in Israel. This incident comes in the backdrop of a heightened military presence and political friction between Iran and Israel, signaling a drastic deterioration in regional stability. The missile, fired from Iranian territory, struck a populated area in Israel, resulting in widespread panic and emergency services rushing to the scene. Hospitals have reported an influx of injured civilians, with medical teams working tirelessly to treat those affected by the blast. Official statements have confirmed that the injuries sustained range... [Continue Reading]
Iran Revamps Information Warfare Strategy Following US-Israel Airstrikes and Death of Supreme Leader Khamenei
The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has intensified in recent days following military actions initiated by the United States and Israel. The airstrikes, particularly one that resulted in the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have triggered a drastic shift in Iran's strategy, particularly in the sphere of information warfare. Cyber experts note that Iran has dramatically revamped its social media tactics, launching an all-out information war aimed not just at engaging its domestic audience, but also at influencing perceptions abroad. In the wake of these military strikes, financial markets responded with initial optimism that the economic... [Continue Reading]
One Nation wins seat in South Australian Legislative Assembly, marking its first victory in the region's lower house
In a significant development for Australian politics, One Nation has won at least one seat in the South Australian Legislative Assembly, asserting its presence in a region where it had not previously secured a victory in the lower house. The party's candidate, David Paton, is projected to succeed in the electorate of Ngadjuri, marking a pivotal moment for the right-wing populist party traditionally based in Queensland. As of Sunday evening, One Nation is leading in additional seats in the state, including Hammond, MacKillop, and Narungga, according to projections from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). This accomplishment comes as South Australian... [Continue Reading]
At least 64 dead, including 13 children, in strike on El-Daein Teaching Hospital amid ongoing violence in Sudan
In a tragic escalation of violence in Sudan, at least 64 people, including 13 children, were confirmed dead following a strike on El-Daein Teaching Hospital in East Darfur state. The attack, described by the World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus as particularly grievous, underscores the continuing toll of the country's civil war which has now seen over 2,000 fatalities in assaults on healthcare facilities. This most recent incident marks yet another day of suffering in a conflict that has been raging for nearly three years. The strike occurred on Friday, resulting in not only fatalities but also in... [Continue Reading]
Israeli settlers intensify violence in West Bank, setting fire to homes and vehicles in al-Fandaqumiya and Seilat al-Dahr
Israeli settlers have intensified their violent actions in the occupied West Bank, reportedly setting fire to homes and vehicles and injuring at least one individual. This incident occurred in the village of al-Fandaqumiya and the town of Seilat al-Dahr, located south of Jenin. On Saturday evening, multiple reports indicated that the settlers stormed these areas, resulting in significant property damage and unrest. According to local sources cited by the Palestinian news agency Wafa, the incidents in al-Fandaqumiya included settlers "setting homes and vehicles ablaze" and further vandalizing properties by smashing windows. During the chaos, many Palestinians attempted to confront the... [Continue Reading]
Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents to airports amid ongoing partial government shutdown entering 36th day
US President Donald Trump has intensified his warnings regarding the ongoing partial government shutdown by threatening to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to airports across the country. This ultimatum is aimed at congressional Democrats, urging them to approve funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and ensure airport safety. This announcement comes as the government shutdown enters a critical 36th day, significantly affecting transportation systems and security operations nationwide. Amid the shutdown, reports indicate that more than 400 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers have quit their jobs, leading to a cascade of security personnel shortages. As travel... [Continue Reading]
US Lifts Sanctions on Certain Iranian Oil to Address Energy Crisis Amid Ongoing Conflict
The United States has taken a significant step by lifting sanctions on certain Iranian oil, a move seen as an attempt to mitigate the escalating energy crisis exacerbated by the ongoing conflict in Iran. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a narrowly tailored, short-term authorization that permits the sale of Iranian oil, which has been stranded at sea due to previous sanctions. This action marks a noteworthy reversal of longstanding U.S. policy concerning Iranian oil, with implications that remain uncertain. The recent surge in oil and gas prices reflects the immediate impact of the ongoing conflict in Iran. The price of... [Continue Reading]
Iran Launches Missile Strikes on Southern Israel, Injuring Over 100 and Damaging Residential Areas
This morning, Iran executed a series of missile strikes on southern Israel, directly targeting the towns of Arad and Dimona. These attacks come as a retaliatory measure against earlier Israeli strikes on Iran’s Natanz nuclear site. Initial reports confirm that more than 100 individuals have been injured as a result of these missile strikes, with significant damage inflicted on residential buildings in both towns. At least 84 people were reported injured in Arad, where ten of the injured sustained serious wounds, according to Israel's emergency medical service, Magen David Adom. In Dimona, 33 sustained injuries from the missile assault. The... [Continue Reading]
Concerns Rise Over Tourism Plans Impacting Mai Po Nature Reserve in Hong Kong's Frontier Closed Area
With plans to enhance tourism in Hong Kong’s Frontier Closed Area, significant concerns have emerged regarding the potential impact on the Mai Po Nature Reserve, a wetland of international importance. The Inner Deep Bay region, known for its biodiversity, including migratory waterbirds, is a focal point for discussions about maintaining ecological integrity amid tourism expansion. The region is classified under the Ramsar Convention, which signifies its critical role in global conservation efforts. The proposition to relax the Closed Area status is aimed at increasing tourist numbers; however, experts and conservationists are sounding alarms that unrestricted access could seriously jeopardize the... [Continue Reading]
Trump Issues Ultimatum to Iran Over Strait of Hormuz Navigation Within 48 Hours Amid Rising Tensions
In a bold escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran, President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum demanding Iran restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, or face military action against its power plants. This declaration, made via social media post, reflects a growing urgency as the US-Israeli conflict with Iran continues into its fourth week, straining global oil markets and stock prices. Trump's comments were posted at 23:44 GMT, indicating a firm timeline for compliance. The situation escalated dramatically following Iran's pledge to keep the strategically vital strait closed to "enemy ships."... [Continue Reading]
Hawaii faces severe flooding, prompting evacuation orders for thousands as heavy rainfall continues on Oahu and Maui
The state of Hawaii is currently grappling with severe flooding, described as the worst experienced in over two decades, especially affecting the islands of Oahu and Maui. Authorities issued urgent evacuation orders for thousands of residents, warning of hazardous conditions as heavy rainfall continued to fall on already saturated ground. The situation escalated dramatically, prompting officials to urge residents in particularly hard-hit areas to “LEAVE NOW” as a precaution against further rainfall anticipated over the weekend. Significant rainfall has inundated the North Shore of Oahu, a region well-known for its surfing culture. Reports indicate that muddy floodwaters have overtaken vast... [Continue Reading]
Cuba experiences nationwide blackout for second time in less than a week due to total disconnection of national electricity system
A nationwide blackout has struck Cuba, marking the second time in less than a week that the entire island has been plunged into darkness. The energy ministry reported a "total disconnection" of the national electricity system, which began affecting buildings in Havana before nightfall. This latest power outage comes just five days after a similar blackout left citizens without power, underscoring the persistent vulnerabilities in Cuba's aging energy grid. The ministry confirmed that efforts have commenced to restore electricity as the country grapples with severe fuel shortages exacerbated by the US oil blockade. This blackout incident highlights the fragility of... [Continue Reading]
Trump Issues Ultimatum to Iran Demanding Reopening of Strait of Hormuz Within 48 Hours or Face Military Strikes
US President Donald Trump has escalated tensions with Iran by issuing a stark ultimatum, demanding that Tehran fully reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours. Failure to comply, he warned, would result in military strikes aimed at obliterating Iran's power plants, beginning with its largest facility. This aggressive rhetoric marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict and raises the stakes in a region already fraught with volatility. In messages posted on social media, Trump declared, "If Iran doesn’t FULLY OPEN, WITHOUT THREAT, the Strait of Hormuz, within 48 HOURS from this exact point in time, the United... [Continue Reading]
Drone strike on El-Daein Teaching Hospital in East Darfur kills 64 and injures 89, including 13 children, reports WHO
In a devastating incident, a drone strike on the El-Daein Teaching Hospital in East Darfur, Sudan, has left 64 individuals dead and 89 others injured, as reported by the World Health Organization. Among the deceased, 13 children have been identified, emphasizing the tragic impact on vulnerable populations. This attack, acknowledged to have taken place on March 21, 2023, marks another grim chapter in the ongoing conflict between Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The United Nations’ humanitarian office expressed its deep horror regarding the incident, labelling the attack on the healthcare facility as particularly appalling. They underscored... [Continue Reading]
RCMP Seek Public Help to Locate Wanted Man Darren Trevor Jackson in Nova Scotia
Canadian police in Nova Scotia are actively searching for Darren Trevor Jackson, 54, who is wanted on a province-wide arrest warrant. Jackson, from Musquodoboit Harbour, is facing unspecified criminal charges. The RCMP have described him as 5-foot-9, weighing 230 pounds, with grey and brown hair and brown eyes. Police efforts to locate Jackson have so far been unsuccessful. The search focuses on areas including Colchester County where he was last seen. Authorities are urging the public to come forward with any information, emphasizing the use of anonymous tip lines such as Crime Stoppers. The ongoing manhunt underlines police determination to... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 21 Mar 2026 22:18
G7 condemns Iran's missile attacks on Gulf states, demands immediate halt
A coalition of G7 foreign ministers has strongly denounced a series of missile and drone attacks conducted by Iran and its allied militias against civilian targets in key Gulf states. Countries impacted include Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, and Iraq. The attacks have particularly targeted energy infrastructure, risking disruptions to vital global oil markets and escalating tensions across the region. This condemnation signals unified Western opposition to Iran's aggressive actions, which violate United Nations Security Council resolutions and threaten broader Middle Eastern and international stability. The G7 stresses that these assaults not only imperil... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 21 Mar 2026 22:15
Iranian missile strike injures 33 in Israeli town of Dimona, escalating tensions between Iran and Israel
In a significant escalation of hostilities, an Iranian missile struck the Israeli town of Dimona, known for housing a critical nuclear facility, injuring at least 33 people, including a 10-year-old boy who is reported to be in serious condition. The missile strike, which occurred on Saturday, is described by Iranian authorities as a retaliatory response to alleged attacks on its Natanz nuclear site. The situation marks a troubling development in the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, raising fears of further military escalation in the region. The missile hit Dimona on Saturday, causing considerable damage to buildings in the vicinity... [Continue Reading]
Trump Plans to Deploy ICE Agents for Security at U.S. Airports Amid TSA Budget Standoff
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to provide security at U.S. airports, a move precipitated by a prolonged budget standoff that has left personnel within the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) working without pay. In a series of posts on Truth Social, Trump insisted on the imminent deployment, stating, "I look forward to moving ICE in on Monday, and have already told them to, ‘GET READY.’ NO MORE WAITING, NO MORE GAMES!" The announcement comes amidst the five-week mark of a partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which... [Continue Reading]
Iran Launches Two Ballistic Missiles Aimed at Diego Garcia Military Base, Neither Successfully Strikes Target
In a concerning escalation of military tensions, Iran has launched two ballistic missiles aimed at Diego Garcia, a strategically significant military base jointly operated by the UK and the US, located in the Chagos Islands approximately 2,360 miles from Iran. Initial reporting indicates that neither missile successfully struck its target; one missile is believed to have malfunctioned during flight, while the second was intercepted by an American naval vessel. This incident has intensified fears among military experts that Iran’s missile capabilities could soon extend to European capitals, signaling a significant shift in the regional security landscape. The UK's Ministry of... [Continue Reading]
AI Deepfake Abuse Worsens Digital Violence Against Women in the US
AI-enhanced deepfake technology is fueling a surge in non-consensual sexualized images of women in the United States, rapidly shared and viewed by millions online. Victims wake to find manipulated images of themselves spread extensively, triggering relentless online abuse and social stigma. This abuse affects a wide demographic, primarily women and girls, who suffer both online harassment and offline reputational damage. The quick viral spread leaves survivors vulnerable to ongoing trauma, often without timely intervention from social media platforms. Despite growing awareness, current legal frameworks and platform policies struggle to keep pace with the technology, resulting in slow takedown processes and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 21 Mar 2026 19:15
Severe flooding prompts emergency evacuation orders for 5,500 residents on Oahu's north shore
Severe flooding has struck the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii, leading to emergency evacuation orders for nearly 5,500 residents. The flooding has been described as the worst the state has experienced in two decades, with officials warning of a significant risk to infrastructure in the affected areas. Emergency alerts were issued early Saturday morning by Oahu's Department of Emergency Management, particularly alerting residents in the Waialua community to evacuate immediately amidst fears that escalating rainfall could result in road failures. As heavy rains continue to inundate the region, the situation has escalated rapidly. The warning from local emergency services stated,... [Continue Reading]
G7 condemns Iran for attacks on Gulf states, calls for immediate halt
The G7 foreign ministers from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, the US, and the EU's High Representative issued a joint statement denouncing Iran’s recent attacks on civilian populations and critical energy infrastructure in multiple Gulf countries. These attacks targeted Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan, and Iraq, raising alarms about the escalating conflict in the Middle East. These assaults disrupt vital energy supplies and threaten the safety of maritime passage through crucial channels like the Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery for global oil shipments. The G7 strongly condemned Iran’s actions as reckless and unjustifiable,... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 21 Mar 2026 19:12
Australia Faces Localized Fuel Shortages Amid Rising Prices and Increased Demand
Australia is currently experiencing localized fuel shortages, a situation exacerbated by rising prices and perceived scarcity. Motorists across different regions have been queuing at petrol stations, with many bowsers running dry as the demand outpaces supply. The federal government's messaging, which has insisted there is "no need to panic buy," has not resonated with the public, prompting concerns about the effectiveness of their communication strategy. The fuel crisis in Australia is linked to a global oil shock largely attributed to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This has created volatility in fuel prices, driving costs upward and causing significant... [Continue Reading]
Former FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III dies at age 81, family confirms
Robert S. Mueller III, the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and special counsel known for his investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 United States presidential election, has passed away at the age of 81. His family released a statement on Saturday confirming his death occurred on Friday evening. No cause of death has been disclosed publicly, although it was reported last year by the New York Times that Mueller battled Parkinson's disease. Mueller's career was marked by significant achievements and critical moments in U.S. history. He was appointed as the sixth FBI director in 2001,... [Continue Reading]
Iranian forces target Bahrain and US-UK base at Diego Garcia amid rising tensions in the Gulf region
In a significant escalation of hostilities in the Gulf region, Iranian forces have recently targeted both Bahrain and the joint US-UK military base at Diego Garcia. These incidents have heightened concerns about Iranian military capabilities and the broader geopolitical implications of Tehran's actions. Notably, Bahrain's government spokesperson reported that a Patriot air defense system successfully intercepted an Iranian drone over residential areas in the capital, Manama, which earlier accounts by the US military claimed had instead resulted in injuries to civilians. According to official statements, the drone interception occurred during an attempted attack on March 9. Bahrain's spokesperson emphasized that... [Continue Reading]
Pro-Kremlin lawyer Ilya Remeslo admitted to psychiatric clinic after criticizing President Putin and the war in Ukraine
In a startling shift, Ilya Remeslo, a pro-Kremlin lawyer and media figure, has been admitted to a psychiatric clinic following a series of critical statements against President Vladimir Putin. Remeslo, 42, who previously supported the Kremlin’s policies and Russia's military actions in Ukraine, made headlines earlier this week when he publicly denounced Putin as a “war criminal, liar, and thief.” His comments also included a grim assessment of the ongoing war, claiming it has resulted in up to two million casualties, and hinted at the potential for a coup against the president. Remeslo's abrupt transformation from loyal propagandist to vocal... [Continue Reading]
Trump's Comments on Pearl Harbor at Press Conference Cause Unease in Japan
Recent comments made by US President Donald Trump at a White House press conference have stirred considerable unease among the Japanese public and officials. During the event alongside Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Trump referenced Japan’s historical involvement in the Pearl Harbor attack as part of his justification for not informing allies of the upcoming US-Israel military action against Iran. The remarks have resulted in an outcry in Japan, with many viewing them as insensitive and indicative of a lack of respect for Japan as an equal ally. Trump's statement was particularly controversial because he stated, “Who knows better about... [Continue Reading]
USS Tripoli Deploys to Middle East with 2,500 Marines Amid Regional Military Tensions
The USS Tripoli, an amphibious assault ship, is currently en route to the Middle East, leaving its home port in Okinawa, Japan, and carrying approximately 2,500 marines. This deployment, reported by various American media outlets, has stirred discussions regarding its implications for military deterrence in the region, particularly concerning China’s activities around Taiwan and in the South China Sea. The Tripoli is the lead ship in an amphibious ready group and was ordered by the Pentagon to transport additional troops from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), comprised of around 2,200 personnel. Recent tracking data from Marinetraffic.com indicated that the... [Continue Reading]
Irish rap group Kneecap joins international aid convoy to Cuba amid ongoing crises and US fuel blockade
Members of the Irish-language rap group Kneecap have joined an international aid convoy headed to Cuba as the island grapples with severe crises exacerbated by a long-standing US fuel blockade. The group, known for its politically charged music, expressed a moral obligation to act in support of Cuba, stating they cannot remain silent while the country is being "strangled." This action underscores a growing sentiment of solidarity between Irish citizens and Cuba, with several public figures and aid organizations participating in the convoy. The arrival of this convoy is particularly timely as the island struggles with shortages of essential goods... [Continue Reading]
