Trump threatens to target Iran's infrastructure if demands on Strait of Hormuz are not met, drawing criticism from Congress
In a provocative escalation of rhetoric, President Donald Trump has renewed threats to target Iran’s infrastructure, specifically its power plants and bridges, should Tehran fail to comply with U.S. demands regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. This declaration, which took place on Easter Sunday, has drawn sharp criticism from various members of Congress who see it as a potential violation of international law, specifically labeling it as a war crime. The warning from the President comes amidst ongoing conflict involving Iran that has severely disrupted oil flows, particularly impacting countries across Asia. As global fuel supplies tighten and... [Continue Reading]
Libya's Oil Sector Struggles Intensify Amid Rising Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and Global Energy Supply Concerns
Libya's ongoing struggles in its oil sector have intensified, mirroring recent tensions in the Strait of Hormuz as geopolitical players exert their influence over global energy supplies. Recent reports indicate that these disputes have emerged as important flashpoints that threaten the stability of oil markets, particularly in Europe, where supply vulnerabilities are becoming increasingly evident. The latest developments in Libya's oil sector occur against a backdrop where the Strait of Hormuz, a critical maritime chokepoint, has been subjected to escalating tensions. Approximately 20 million barrels of oil flow through this narrow waterway daily, representing about 25 percent of the world’s... [Continue Reading]
United States conducts successful rescue operation in Iran for crew of downed F-15 fighter jet
In a significant military action, the United States successfully executed a rescue operation in Iran to save the crew of a downed F-15 fighter jet. President Donald Trump hailed the operation as "historical," remarking on the precision and scale of the mission, which notably resulted in no casualties among U.S. forces. The president indicated that this operation serves as a warning to the Iranian government, which has rejected a proposed ceasefire and faces a potential military escalation if tensions persist. Details surrounding the rescue remain limited, but during a White House Easter event, Trump highlighted the bravery of the airman... [Continue Reading]
US and Israel Airstrike Damages Iran's Sharif University of Technology
In the early hours of Monday, a coordinated airstrike by the United States and Israel struck the Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, Iran's foremost institution for engineering and technology education. Known locally as the 'MIT of Iran,' the university is a key center for artificial intelligence research and development. The strike severely damaged the university’s data center and gas distribution facilities, as well as a mosque on campus. Officials reported no casualties, but the destruction hampers critical scientific infrastructure. The attack has exacerbated existing geopolitical tensions, with Iran’s vice president labeling it a war crime. This incident signals an... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 06 Apr 2026 17:57
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Declares Strait of Hormuz Will Not Return to Previous Status
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has confirmed it is finalizing new operational measures to control navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. This reflects Tehran’s refusal to comply with U.S. demands to restore the Strait’s previous status, particularly opposing unrestricted access for the United States and Israel. The Strait of Hormuz is vital to global energy transportation, channeling roughly one-fifth of the planet’s oil and gas shipments. Closure or restricted access has significant implications for international energy markets, impacting supply and prices worldwide. Iran asserts it will set maritime passage rules jointly with Oman, excluding foreign powers like the... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 06 Apr 2026 17:54
Israeli airstrike near school in Gaza kills at least 10 and wounds several amid ongoing violence and fragile ceasefire
A recent Israeli airstrike has left at least 10 individuals dead and several others wounded near a school that was sheltering displaced Palestinians. This incident underscores the continuing violence in Gaza, coinciding with a fragile US-backed ceasefire that has struggled to maintain stability in the region. Health officials confirmed the casualties, attributing them to missile strikes carried out by Israeli drones in the densely populated area east of the Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza. Eyewitness reports indicate that the airstrike followed clashes between Palestinians and members of an Israeli-backed militia, who allegedly attempted to abduct individuals from the school... [Continue Reading]
Gaza conflict escalates with increased violence and significant civilian casualties reported
The conflict in Gaza has seen a surge in violence, with the devastating impact on civilian lives brought to light by individuals like Azza Odwan. In a recent account, Odwan described the harrowing experience of living under relentless Israeli bombardment, which has resulted in significant loss, including the tragic death of her loved ones. Her story underscores the human cost of ongoing hostilities, highlighting not only the trauma experienced by those in Gaza but also the intricate web of humanitarian challenges that continue to unfold. Odwan, who sought medical assistance for her grandson, has become a symbol of resilience amidst... [Continue Reading]
BNY Mellon Chosen to Manage New Trump Accounts Program for Families
The U.S. Treasury Department designated The Bank of New York Mellon (BNY) as its financial agent to implement the Trump Accounts program, a new initiative aimed at helping families open financial accounts for children. BNY will manage the initial accounts and is tasked with developing a user-friendly app for easy access and management of these accounts. In partnership with Robinhood, which will act as the brokerage and initial trustee, BNY’s role will help expedite account setup and management, ensuring that every eligible child can participate quickly and securely. The Trump Accounts app is designed as a custom product to meet... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 06 Apr 2026 15:18
Asnida Daim to be charged in corruption investigation at Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court on Tuesday morning
Asnida Daim, the daughter of Malaysia’s late finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin, is set to be charged in connection with a corruption investigation at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. The court session, scheduled for Tuesday morning, will address allegations brought under the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009, specifically Section 36(2), which pertains to failing to comply with a compliance directive regarding asset declaration. Lawyer Yu Ying Ying has confirmed that Asnida, who is currently in her 60s, will be appearing before Judge Rosli Ahmad, with the court records indicating that the case will start at 9 AM. This significant case... [Continue Reading]
Trump Issues Threat to Iran Over Hormuz Strait Blockage Amid Rising Tensions
Former President Donald Trump has escalated tensions with Iran, issuing a blunt and expletive-laden threat concerning the ongoing blockage of the Hormuz Strait. The Strait, a critical passage for oil shipments, has seen recent disruptions attributed to Iranian military actions. Trump's remarks, made during a press conference on April 6, signal a sharp turn in rhetoric amid rising concerns over regional security and energy supplies. The situation marks another day of heightened conflict in a complex geopolitical landscape involving multiple stakeholders. The Hormuz Strait is notably significant, as it accounts for approximately 20% of the world’s oil trade. Its blockage... [Continue Reading]
Ukraine Conducts Drone Strikes on Key Russian Oil Terminals to Disrupt Military Financing
In a notable escalation in the ongoing conflict, Ukraine has launched drone strikes targeting crucial oil facilities in Russia, specifically the terminals at Ust-Luga and Primorsk. These attacks, which commenced in recent days, are reported to aim at crippling Russia’s ability to finance its military operations by targeting its oil exports. The International Energy Agency indicates that these terminals are vital, handling approximately two-fifths of Moscow's seaborne oil exports and contributing nearly 2% to the global oil supply. Residents of St Petersburg, particularly men like Konstantin, are beginning to notice the effects of these strikes. The 53-year-old St Petersburg resident... [Continue Reading]
Polymarket to Stop Accepting Bets on U.S. Air Force Crew Members After Jet Downing by Iranian Forces
Amid intense scrutiny, the online betting platform Polymarket announced it would cease accepting wagers on the fate of two U.S. Air Force crew members following the downing of their F-15E Strike Eagle jet by Iranian forces. The decision comes after a public outcry, particularly from U.S. Congressman Seth Moulton, who characterized the betting as “disgusting.” Moulton, a Democrat from Massachusetts and a decorated veteran, expressed his outrage via social media, prompting the platform's swift response. The incident unfolded on a Friday when Iranian military forces shot down the U.S. jet engaged in the ongoing military operations against Iran, which have... [Continue Reading]
US-Mexico relations strained amid Trump's accusations and threats regarding drug trafficking and border management
Recently, relations between the United States and Mexico have experienced significant strain, primarily driven by accusations from US President Donald Trump. He has publicly labeled Mexico a narco-state and has asserted that the country has failed to manage its border effectively. These claims come alongside a series of stark threats from Trump, including potential unilateral military action against Mexico, which he claims remains a significant threat due to ongoing drug trafficking and illegal immigration. Trump's rhetoric highlights the increasing tensions along the US-Mexico border and raises concerns about diplomatic relations between the two neighboring countries. In a series of statements,... [Continue Reading]
Singapore Minister K. Shanmugam expresses regret over US decision to deport controversial blogger Amos Yee
In a recent interview, Singapore's Law and Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam articulated his desire that the United States had retained controversial blogger Amos Yee rather than deporting him back to Singapore. Yee, who gained international attention for his provocative statements regarding politics and religion, was removed from the US after being listed as one of the “worst of the worst” criminal aliens by the US Department of Homeland Security. His deportation took place on March 19, with his arrival at Changi Airport occurring a day later on March 20, where he was promptly arrested. The minister's remarks came during... [Continue Reading]
Thailand's Prime Minister urges public to conserve energy amid rising oil prices due to Middle East conflict
Thailand’s Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, has recently called on the public to engage in energy conservation efforts as the country faces a significant surge in oil prices attributable to ongoing conflict in the Middle East. With diesel prices soaring to approximately 50 baht (US$1.54) per litre, Anutin's announcement highlights the stark reality of Thailand's reliance on imported oil amidst geopolitical instability. In a statement disseminated via social media, Anutin emphasized the precarious position of Thailand, given its dependency on oil and gas imports. He implored citizens and the private sector to take measurable actions, such as adopting work-from-home practices (WFH)... [Continue Reading]
Trump threatens military action against Iran over Strait of Hormuz demands
In a series of alarming threats, United States President Donald Trump has indicated that he will take significant military action against Iran if the nation does not comply with his demands regarding the Strait of Hormuz. In a recent post on the social media platform Truth Social, Trump warned of a potential military campaign directed at Iran's critical infrastructure, specifically its bridges and power plants. The ultimatum demands that Iran open the Strait by early morning local time on Wednesday, asserting that failure to comply would result in dire consequences. Trump declared, “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge... [Continue Reading]
Balendra Shah inaugurated as Nepal's new Prime Minister following Rastriya Swatantra Party's electoral majority
In a significant political shift in Nepal, the inauguration of Balendra Shah as the new Prime Minister marks a crucial moment for the nation's youth-led political landscape. This development contrasts sharply with the situation in Bangladesh, where a similar movement has yet to yield meaningful political representation. Last month, Shah took office following an election that saw the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) secure a staggering majority, allowing a wave of young politicians to enter parliament. This victory stands out within the region, where young protest movements have typically struggled for substantial political power. The contrasting fortunes of youth-led movements in... [Continue Reading]
Heavy rainfall in Dagestan causes dam failure, resulting in three deaths and evacuation of 4,000 residents
Heavy rainfall has wreaked chaos in the Dagestan region of Russia, leading to the deaths of three individuals and the evacuation of approximately 4,000 residents following the catastrophic failure of a dam wall. The incident, reported by the Civil Protection Ministry, highlights the severe impact of prolonged adverse weather conditions affecting the area. Eyewitness footage shows dramatic scenes of entire buildings submerging in water, underscoring the gravity of the natural disaster. Among the casualties were a woman and her daughter, identified as a child, whose bodies were recovered from the floodwaters. Authorities are also reporting another fatality linked to a... [Continue Reading]
Ukraine and Syria Agree to Strengthen Security Cooperation Amid Ongoing Geopolitical Tensions
In a significant development in the context of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and the broader geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, Ukraine and Syria have pledged to enhance security cooperation. This announcement follows a meeting in Damascus between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Syrian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa. Zelenskyy's visit marks his first to Syria since the ousting of dictator Bashar al-Assad, a move that underscores the evolving dynamics of international alliances in response to regional threats. The discussions, which took place on Sunday, delve into security measures aimed at solidifying a partnership between the two countries. As... [Continue Reading]
Over one million people displaced in Lebanon amid ongoing Israeli military campaign, with over 1,450 reported dead
As the conflict intensifies, more than one million people have been forcibly displaced across Lebanon, largely due to Israel's relentless military campaign characterized by airstrikes and ground operations. Since the onset of this latest wave of violence on March 2, numerous regions in southern Lebanon have witnessed widespread destruction and significant loss of life, leading to a sense of desperation among the displaced families. According to recent reports, Israeli air raids have resulted in the deaths of over 1,450 individuals, including 126 children, while more than 4,400 people have sustained injuries during the assaults. In southern Lebanon, specific locations like... [Continue Reading]
Chinese National Sentenced to Six Weeks for Assaulting Airport Police in Singapore
On April 1, 2026, Singapore authorities sentenced 18-year-old Chinese national Fan Guangyao to six weeks in jail for assaulting an airport police officer. The incident happened on February 11, 2026, at around 11:30 p.m. when Fan reported his lost passport and wallet at Changi Airport's Airport Police Division. When officers advised him to seek help from the Chinese Embassy, Fan reacted angrily, shouting and refusing to calm down. An officer tried to de-escalate by placing a hand on his shoulder, but Fan responded by slamming his hand on the desk and behaving disorderly. He was charged under Section 353 of... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 06 Apr 2026 09:48
US and Israel conduct military strikes in Iran, resulting in at least 34 fatalities including six children
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has reached another critical juncture as the United States, in conjunction with Israel, has directed significant military action across Iran, resulting in at least 34 confirmed fatalities, including six children. According to reports emerging this morning, the strikes targeted multiple locations including residential buildings and a prominent university in Iran. President Donald Trump previously warned that Tehran must comply with directives regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz or face dire consequences,an ultimatum that set the stage for the escalation of hostilities. The air assault, described as the most intense to date,... [Continue Reading]
Russian missile strike on Odesa kills three, including a child, amid ongoing military operations against Ukraine
A recent overnight Russian missile strike on the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa has resulted in the death of three individuals, among them a child. The city's military administration head, Sergiy Lysak, reported the tragic outcomes of the attack through a post on Telegram. The incident occurred during an ongoing series of strikes as part of Russia's broader military operations against Ukraine, which have intensified following the full-scale invasion launched on February 24, 2022. According to confirmed reports, the missile attack not only resulted in fatalities but also left two individuals hospitalized with serious injuries. Lysak's post underscores the... [Continue Reading]
Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Fund reports over HK$100 billion in losses for March, its worst monthly performance in 25 years
Hong Kong’s Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) is facing significant financial setbacks, poised to report over HK$100 billion (approximately US$12.8 billion) in losses for March, marking its worst monthly performance in dollar terms since its establishment 25 years ago. The downturn, which lies in tandem with the Hang Seng Index's plummet to a three-year low, indicates severe impacts of recent global stock market instability and regional uncertainties. The fallout from the volatile global financial markets, exacerbated by ongoing tensions in the Middle East region, has left 4.8 million MPF members grappling with unprecedented losses, averaging HK$21,542 per member over the first... [Continue Reading]
Israel assesses Iran has over 1,000 missiles capable of striking the country amid ongoing conflict and Hezbollah's arsenal of rockets
As the conflict enters its second month, Israel has determined that Iran still possesses over 1,000 missiles capable of striking the country. This assessment underscores the continued military support Iran provides to its ally, Hezbollah, which reportedly has access to an arsenal of 8,000 to 10,000 shorter-range rockets. This operational escalation raises alarms regarding potential prolonged hostilities in the region, suggesting that the current conflict may maintain a high intensity for months ahead. The recent revelations come from an interview with an Israeli air force officer, who disclosed the missile counts in a notable shift from prior Israeli communications that... [Continue Reading]
Iran's military warns of severe retaliation against attacks on civilian targets amid rising regional tensions
Iran's central military command has issued a stark warning that any attacks on civilian targets will lead to a "much more devastating" response. This declaration comes on the heels of US President Donald Trump's threats to target Iran's civilian infrastructure if the nation does not comply with demands to reopen Gulf shipping lanes. Following Israel's reported strikes against "regime targets" in Tehran, which included an attack on a gas station at Sharif University, tension in the region is reaching critical levels. The situation escalated overnight as reports indicated that parts of Tehran experienced gas outages following the Israeli strikes. The... [Continue Reading]
Firefighters find deceased individual inside unit after house fire in Devonport, Tasmania, investigation underway
A tragic incident unfolded in Devonport, north-west Tasmania, where firefighters discovered a deceased individual inside a unit following a house fire on Gunn Street. The Tasmania Fire Service (TFS) responded to the emergency call at approximately 5 am, and upon extinguishing the flames, they found the lifeless body, believed to be that of the property's resident. The exact circumstances surrounding the cause of the fire are currently under investigation, with inquiries set to commence as early as Monday. Local authorities, including the Tasmania Fire Service, are working diligently to ascertain the details leading to this unfortunate loss of life and... [Continue Reading]
Nigeria's military rescues 31 worshippers abducted during Easter service in Kaduna state attack that left five dead
Nigeria's military has confirmed the rescue of 31 worshippers who were abducted during Easter service in a deadly incident that left at least five people dead in northwestern Kaduna state. Reports indicate that the attack targeted both a Catholic and an evangelical church on April 2, prompting immediate military action to thwart the gunmen involved. Despite this rescue, the ongoing threat of violence highlights a troubling trend of insecurity in the region. The attack took place in the village of Ariko, located approximately 100 kilometers (62 miles) north of Abuja, the capital of Nigeria. Gunmen stormed the area during Easter... [Continue Reading]
Global oil prices exceed $110 a barrel amid tensions between the US and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz
Global oil prices have surged past $110 a barrel following US President Donald Trump's threatening remarks aimed at Iran concerning the critical Strait of Hormuz. In a recent social media post, Trump warned of potential military action against Iranian infrastructure unless the strait is reopened by Tuesday. This ultimatum has contributed to significant fluctuations in oil markets, where Brent crude has risen by 1.6% to $110.85 and US-traded oil is up by 0.8% at $112.40. The Strait of Hormuz is pivotal for global energy transit, facilitating approximately one-fifth of the world’s crude oil shipments. The recent military threats coincide with... [Continue Reading]
Fuel tanker explosion occurs after 18-wheeler collision in Fort Worth, prompting emergency response
An early morning incident outside Fort Worth has resulted in a dramatic fuel tanker explosion, as an 18-wheeler collided with another vehicle, leading to the vehicle toppling power lines and subsequently igniting into flames. The accident occurred on a Sunday morning when the tanker, carrying 9,000 gallons of gasoline, lost control, prompting immediate emergency responses from local authorities. The fire erupted after the driver, in a bid to prevent the gasoline from spilling, was reportedly trying to contain the situation when the flames ignited. Craig Trojacek, a spokesperson for the Fort Worth Fire Department, emphasized the urgency of the scenario,... [Continue Reading]
Rising fuel prices in Middle East lead to increased hostility towards petrol station workers in Australia
With the ongoing conflict in the Middle East driving fuel prices significantly higher, retail workers in Australia are experiencing a troubling rise in consumer hostility. The backlash against petrol station employees has intensified, as reported incidents of abuse from drivers have surged since prices began to climb. The Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association (SDA), the union representing petrol station staff, has indicated that these issues are becoming increasingly prevalent, prompting them to consider measures to enhance worker safety during this volatile period. Petrol station operators are also feeling the pinch from rising fuel prices, expressing frustration that the increased... [Continue Reading]
UK lifts two-child cap on benefits to address child poverty affecting 450,000 children
The UK has officially lifted the two-child cap on benefits, a significant policy change aimed at alleviating child poverty affecting an estimated 450,000 children. The decision was announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves during the budget speech in November, amidst increasing pressure from Labour backbenchers to make this critical change, which formally took effect on April 6. This cap, originally introduced in 2017 by the Conservative government, restricted child tax credits and universal credit to only the first two children in most families. For nearly a decade, families with three or more children faced substantial financial hardship due to this restrictive... [Continue Reading]
Three killed by falling tree during Easter egg hunt in northern Germany due to high winds
In a heartbreaking incident in northern Germany, three people lost their lives when a large tree fell during an Easter egg hunt. Authorities reported that a 21-year-old woman, her baby, and a 16-year-old girl were killed when the nearly 100-foot tree toppled over in a wooded area. According to local police, the incident was linked to high winds prevailing in the region at the time. The tragedy occurred as families participated in traditional Easter activities, and the falling tree has raised concerns regarding safety measures during outdoor events, especially in adverse weather conditions. Local police are investigating the circumstances surrounding... [Continue Reading]
Democratic Republic of Congo agrees to accept migrants deported from the United States under new temporary arrangement
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has confirmed a new agreement to accept migrants deported from the United States, marking a significant development in the U.S. government's third-country deportation program. The DRC government announced the arrangement on Sunday, describing it as a "temporary" initiative that reflects its commitment to human dignity and international solidarity. The deal is part of a broader strategy by the U.S. under the previous administration to facilitate the deportation of migrants to nations not of their origin. This arrangement follows the establishment of similar third-country agreements between the U.S. and at least seven other African nations.... [Continue Reading]
Seven protesters arrested near RAF Lakenheath during demonstration against military actions and in support of Palestinian rights
In recent developments, British police have arrested seven protesters near the Royal Air Force (RAF) Lakenheath base in eastern England, which is alleged to be a departure point for US aircraft involved in military actions against Iran. The arrests occurred during a demonstration organized by the Lakenheath Alliance for Peace, where participants wore clothing advocating for Palestinian rights and expressing strong opposition to what they termed genocide. The protestors were arrested on allegations of supporting the banned group Palestine Action, highlighting the charged atmosphere surrounding military engagement in the Middle East. The protest comes amid escalating tensions between the United... [Continue Reading]
US and Israel conduct military strikes on Iran following death of Supreme Leader Khamenei amid escalating Middle East tensions
As tensions continue to escalate across the Middle East, the United States and Israel have launched extensive military strikes on Iran in a conflict that has already taken a devastating toll. The airstrikes, reported to have commenced early in the week, resulted in the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, marking a significant turning point in the conflict. Following the US-Israel operation, Iran has retaliated with missile attacks targeting Israel and US-allied states in the Gulf region, leading to increased military activity and rising casualties on all sides. Reports indicate that one of the primary objectives of the... [Continue Reading]
Hamas rejects disarmament as Israeli forces escalate military operations in Gaza amid worsening humanitarian conditions
The ongoing conflict in Gaza escalates further as Hamas's armed wing has firmly rejected disarmament while Israeli forces intensify their military operations in the region. This development comes amidst a background of severe humanitarian conditions for Gazans, exacerbated by continued air strikes and limited access to vital supplies. The latest Israeli air attacks have resulted in multiple injuries, with reports confirming that further lives have been lost in a worsening situation. In a recent statement, Hamas spokesman Abu Obeida declared that disarmament demands from Israel and its allies are unacceptable and merely serve as an attempt to continue what he... [Continue Reading]
Iranian missiles strike residential and industrial areas in Israel, causing destruction and multiple injuries
In a troubling escalation of hostilities, Iranian missiles struck residential and industrial areas in Israel today, resulting in significant destruction and multiple casualties. Video footage has surfaced showing a missile direct hit on a residential building in Haifa, causing part of the structure to collapse and trapping several individuals beneath the rubble. Initial reports indicate that at least ten people have sustained injuries, with emergency services working urgently to rescue those trapped. Separately, missiles targeting the Ramat Hovav industrial area in southern Israel were also recorded hitting their mark, contributing to widespread alarm across affected communities. The direct impact of... [Continue Reading]
13-year-old boy dies in Flitwick accident involving car, bicycle, and scooter; two other teens hospitalized with serious injuries
A tragic accident claimed the life of a 13-year-old boy, Noah Campbell, on Greenfield Road in Flitwick. The crash occurred at 11:50 PM on Friday and involved a car, a bicycle, and a scooter. The incident has left two other teenage boys with serious injuries, who were subsequently transported to a local hospital for medical treatment. The authorities have arrested a man on suspicion of drink driving in connection with the incident. This devastating event has sparked an outpouring of grief and calls for traffic safety reforms in the area. In a statement released on Sunday, Bedfordshire Police identified Noah... [Continue Reading]
Seven Arrested at RAF Lakenheath During Protest Against Military Actions Related to Downed US Fighter Jet in Iran
Seven individuals were arrested on Sunday at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, following a protest against military actions involving a recently downed US fighter jet in Iran. The group is suspected of supporting the banned organization Palestine Action. This incident unfolded as part of a larger peace encampment aimed at highlighting opposition to the Iran war and advocating for Palestinian rights. The arrests occurred outside the main gate of the airbase, where activists participated in the Lakenheath Alliance for Peace encampment. According to Suffolk Police, these individuals included five men and two women who were taken into custody under suspicion of... [Continue Reading]
Serbian authorities report discovery of powerful explosives near pipeline to Hungary, raising political tensions ahead of elections
In a significant development, Serbian authorities have reported the discovery of “explosives of devastating power” near a crucial pipeline that transports natural gas into Hungary. This finding has not only raised alarm but has also triggered political upheaval in Hungary, ahead of the country's fast-approaching parliamentary elections. The incident has led to accusations of a potential “false flag” operation, possibly aimed at influencing the electoral landscape, an assertion made by Hungary's leading opposition candidate, Péter Magyar. On Sunday, Hungary's Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, disclosed on social media that he had been briefed by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić regarding the explosives... [Continue Reading]
Israeli military operations in Lebanon escalate with air strikes killing at least 14 amid heightened border tensions
Israeli military operations in Lebanon have escalated dramatically, with ongoing air strikes resulting in the deaths of at least 14 individuals. This surge in violence follows recent threats from Israel to strike Lebanon's main border crossing with Syria, leading to its closure. The violence represents a significant deterioration in the security situation along the Israel-Lebanon border and marks an intensification of military actions that have been occurring since the beginning of this conflict. On Sunday, Israeli air strikes targeted Beirut's southern suburbs, killing four people in a single event. Concurrently, ten individuals, including a family of six, lost their lives... [Continue Reading]
US Claims Rescue of Downed Pilot in Iran Contradicted by Tehran
The United States military reportedly conducted a high-stakes mission to retrieve a downed F-15E pilot inside Iranian airspace, following the jet's shootdown by enemy fire. US President Donald Trump posted on his social media platform that the pilot was rescued alive but seriously injured after seven hours behind enemy lines during daylight, highlighting the risks taken by American forces. Despite the US claim, Iran categorically rejected the rescue story, instead publicizing videos of aircraft they said were shot down, amplifying the ongoing information war between the two nations. This contradictory messaging feeds a broader narrative of confrontation that has intensified... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 05 Apr 2026 16:51
Migrant boat capsizes in central Mediterranean, two confirmed dead and 70 missing, 32 rescued and taken to Lampedusa
Tragedy struck in the central Mediterranean after a migrant boat capsized, resulting in the confirmed deaths of two individuals and leaving as many as 70 people missing. The incident was reported by the NGOs Mediterranea Saving Humans and Sea-Watch, which revealed that the boat had departed from Libya less than 24 hours earlier, carrying an estimated 105 passengers. The survivors were found by two commercial vessels that managed to rescue 32 individuals, who were subsequently taken to the Italian island of Lampedusa for assistance. The migrant boat capsized while navigating through a designated search-and-rescue zone managed by Libyan authorities. The... [Continue Reading]
Bangladesh reports 98 child deaths from suspected measles as cases rise to 6,476, prompting increased vaccination efforts
In a significant health crisis unfolding in Bangladesh, the Ministry of Health reports that at least 98 children have died due to suspected measles infections over the past three weeks. This alarming outbreak has primarily impacted children aged six months to five years, with reported cases soaring to 6,476 across the nation. In response to the escalating situation, the government has ramped up vaccination campaigns in the hardest-hit regions, particularly in the capital, Dhaka. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has taken decisive action by appointing two senior ministers to tour the country and assess the outbreak's impact and response needs. This... [Continue Reading]
Two teenagers arrested on suspicion of murder after shooting of 14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor in south London
A tragic incident in south London has escalated as two more teenagers were arrested on suspicion of murder following the shooting of 14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor. The young boy, who had gained some recognition as a Drill rapper under the name Y.Risky, succumbed to his injuries after being shot on Thursday afternoon. This ignited a significant murder investigation led by the Metropolitan Police. Initially, three suspects were apprehended shortly after the incident, namely two boys aged 14 and 16 along with an 18-year-old man. The subsequent arrests of another 16-year-old boy and a 19-year-old man occurred on Saturday as investigators sought... [Continue Reading]
Nepal government extends weekend to two days to address fuel crisis and alleviate citizen discomfort
In a significant response to an ongoing fuel crisis, the government of Nepal has officially extended the weekend from one day to two, implementing Saturday and Sunday as non-working days for all government offices and educational institutions. This emergency decision was taken during a cabinet meeting held today, with spokesperson Sasmit Pokharel indicating that the measures aim to alleviate the discomfort faced by citizens due to drastic fuel shortages. The context for this surprising move can be traced back to the recent escalation of hostilities in the conflict involving Israel and Iran, which has led to soaring fuel prices globally.... [Continue Reading]
Falling tree during Easter Egg Hunt in northern Germany kills mother, infant daughter, and a teenager, injures four others
On Easter Sunday, a devastating incident occurred in Satrupholm, northern Germany, during a community Easter Egg Hunt. A falling 100ft tree tragically claimed the lives of a young mother and her 10-month-old daughter, crushing them as they participated in the event, which was attended by around 50 people. Another victim, a 16-year-old girl, was also killed when the tree collapsed, pinning four individuals beneath it. Eyewitness reports described a chaotic scene with colorful Easter eggs scattered across the area, while the region was under a storm warning with reported wind speeds of 60mph at the time of the incident. The... [Continue Reading]
China advances military capabilities with new design for space-based solar power plant enabling microwave beam transmission
China has significantly advanced its military capabilities with the introduction of an innovative design for a space-based solar power plant, potentially allowing for the transmission of steerable microwave beams to Earth. This development, revealed by Duan Baoyan, a prominent architect of China's "Zhuri" project, highlights the dual-use nature of the technology, which can support both civilian energy needs and military communications, including jamming capabilities. Duan Baoyan, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a professor at Xidian University in Xian, articulated the importance of this orbital technology in his recent publication in Scientia Sinica Informationis. He described the... [Continue Reading]
US conducts operation to rescue Air Force officer after F-15E Strike Eagle shot down over Iran
The United States has conducted a daring operation to rescue an Air Force officer whose F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iran, marking a significant and complex military engagement deep within hostile territory. This operation unfolded on a dramatic day, as U.S. President Donald Trump hailed the success of the rescue mission while Iranian officials dismissed the event, claiming the operation was thwarted. The Air Force officer, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, reportedly spent an entire day in precarious conditions after ejecting from his aircraft. He was armed only with a pistol for protection in a landscape... [Continue Reading]
