US Justice Dept Denaturalizes Ukrainian Gun Trafficker, Targets Marriage Fraudster
The US Department of Justice has revoked the citizenship of Vladimir Volgaev, a Ukrainian national who concealed his role in a conspiracy to smuggle over 1,000 firearms components from the United States. This denaturalization follows an investigation uncovering his involvement in illicit arms trafficking abroad. Additionally, the Justice Department has filed a legal complaint against a third individual who secured US citizenship through fraudulent marriage, part of a broader crackdown on immigration-related fraud. These measures send a clear message that citizenship is a privilege that cannot be acquired through deception. The affected individuals are now subject to losing their citizenship... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 13:48
Three Arrested in Connection with December Armed Robbery in Sheshatshiu, Labrador
In a significant development in the investigation of a violent armed robbery, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's Labrador District General Investigation Section (GIS) arrested three suspects linked to the incident in Sheshatshiu, Newfoundland and Labrador. The robbery occurred on December 2, 2025, in the early hours when the victim was confronted in their home on Edwards Drive. During the attack, a firearm was discharged causing property damage and injuring the victim, though the injuries were not life-threatening. The most recent arrest took place on March 26, 2026, with 39-year-old Jonathan Chevrier-Icebound taken into custody. The investigation involved executing Criminal Code-authorized... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 13:18
UK Ministry of Defence Boosts Support for Victims of Sexual Violence in Armed Forces
The UK Ministry of Defence has announced a £500,000 investment to strengthen support for victims of sexual violence and misconduct in the Armed Forces. This funding will add five permanent posts to the Victim Witness Care Unit (VWCU), enabling it to support about 100 more cases each year. The VWCU offers independent, trauma-informed care to victims and witnesses, operating outside military command chains to ensure impartiality. Specialist Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) teams will be established at major military centers such as Catterick Garrison and HM Naval Base Devonport to actively prevent unacceptable behaviour and sexual violence. This initiative... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 13:15
UK backs OSCE efforts to promote peace and stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The United Kingdom has reiterated its strong support for the OSCE Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting the mission’s role in ensuring free and fair elections and fostering reconciliation among the country's diverse communities. Deputy Ambassador James Ford praised the mission's advocacy efforts addressing election integrity and dialogue between ethnic groups. In a statement to the OSCE Permanent Council, UK officials expressed commitment to upholding the Dayton Peace Agreement, which has helped maintain peace in Bosnia since 1995. The UK is collaborating with international partners to assist Bosnian institutions in countering threats to peace and stability. Following the recent presidential... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 13:12
UK launches inquiry into 1984 Orgreave miners’ clash with police
On March 26, the UK government launched a formal inquiry into the violent events that occurred on June 18, 1984, at Orgreave Coking Plant, where police clashed with striking miners. The confrontation resulted in 95 arrests and numerous injuries. Those arrested faced charges including riot and unlawful assembly, but all charges were dismissed after the reliability of police evidence was called into question. The inquiry is chaired by Rt Revd Dr Pete Wilcox, Bishop of Sheffield, who engaged with campaigners, policing bodies, and local officials in setting terms of reference focused on uncovering historical documents and ensuring transparency. The objective... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 13:09
UK sanctions crypto network fueling Southeast Asian scam centers exploiting trafficked victims
The United Kingdom has intensified efforts to combat a widespread scam network operating in Southeast Asia by sanctioning a cryptocurrency network that facilitates the sale of stolen personal data to fraudsters. This network supports numerous scam centers that run large-scale online fraud schemes targeting global victims, including thousands in the UK. These scam centers trap trafficked foreign nationals who are lured with promises of legitimate work, only to be forced into criminal activities under threats of violence and torture. The schemes use sophisticated methods such as fake romantic relationships to deceive victims. By targeting the cryptocurrency network enabling these scams,... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 12:53
UK Armed Forces Report 23 Operational Deaths During Medal-Earning Missions in Recent Reporting Cycle
In a recent report released by the UK Ministry of Defence, it was disclosed that the United Kingdom's armed forces have recorded 23 operational deaths during medal-earning missions. These fatalities occurred within the span of one reporting cycle, though the specific timing of these incidents was not detailed. This statistic includes personnel from the Army, Navy, and Air Force, encompassing both regular active members and reservists who were deployed under UK, United Nations, or NATO mandates. This report provides a stark reminder of the dangers faced by military personnel engaged in active duty around the globe. Since the end of... [Continue Reading]
Severe storms cause significant flooding in Oman and Syria, leading to emergency responses from authorities
Severe storms have intensified across the Middle East, leading to significant flooding in multiple countries, notably Oman and Syria. The dangerous weather conditions have resulted in the washing away of vehicles in Oman while entire homes have been inundated in various regions within Syria. As the storms continue to wreak havoc, authorities are responding to emergency situations created by the rapid onset of flooding. Reports indicate that torrential rain accompanied by hail has fallen in these areas, exacerbating the flooding crisis. In Oman, rescue operations are underway as vehicles have been swept off roads, disrupting transportation and causing concern among... [Continue Reading]
Serious crime rates decline by 25% with stable homicide numbers at 35, according to Central Statistics Office data
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has released new figures indicating a notable decline in serious crime rates, particularly homicide and related offences, which decreased by 25% in comparison to the previous year. This data update is essential as it sheds light on ongoing trends in crime management and public safety. The data reveal that the total number of homicides remained stable at 35, with manslaughters consistently holding at five. However, the primary driver behind the overall reduction was a staggering 46% drop in cases categorized as dangerous driving causing death. This statistic suggests improvements in road safety and possibly stricter... [Continue Reading]
Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal and Submits Own Negotiation Plan Amid Escalating Regional Tensions
Iran has publicly rejected a ceasefire proposal put forward by the United States while simultaneously submitting its own negotiation plan. This latest development illustrates the escalating tensions in the region as intermediaries strive to keep diplomatic channels open. Iranian state media indicated that Tehran received the US proposal via Pakistan, but officials stated that they would continue military operations until they deem it appropriate to end the conflict on their own terms. The situation escalated further with the Israeli airstrike that killed Alireza Tangsiri, commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) navy. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz confirmed the... [Continue Reading]
UK's economic growth forecast reduced to 0.7% amid concerns over Iran conflict, OECD report reveals
The United Kingdom is expected to experience the most significant economic downturn among major economies due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, as outlined by a recent report from the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The projected economic growth for the UK in the current year has been slashed to just 0.7%, a notable decrease from the previous estimate of 1.2%. This adjustment underlines mounting concerns about the escalating tensions surrounding the Iran war and its broader implications for global economic stability. According to the OECD, the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran plays a crucial role in exacerbating... [Continue Reading]
Australia imposes six-month ban on Iranian tourists with valid visas due to concerns over visa compliance
In a significant move, the Australian government has announced a six-month ban on Iranian tourists holding valid visas, citing concerns that they may not return to Iran after their visas expire. The decision was articulated by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke and is designed to prevent a situation where temporary visa holders remain in Australia beyond their permitted stay. This restriction will impact approximately 6,800 Iranian nationals who were planning to visit Australia. The ban, which came into effect on March 26, has prompted immediate backlash from various sectors. Some Members of Parliament (MPs) and refugee advocates denounce the decision... [Continue Reading]
UK government intensifies crackdown on Southeast Asian scam syndicate linked to cryptocurrency laundering of stolen data
The UK government has heightened its efforts to dismantle a sprawling criminal syndicate operating 'scam centres' in Southeast Asia. This crackdown involves imposing sanctions on a cryptocurrency system that is believed to facilitate the laundering of stolen personal data. These fraudulent operations employ elaborate schemes, including fake romantic relationships, to exploit victims around the world, particularly in the UK. The scam centres, operating in countries across Southeast Asia, reportedly utilize trafficked foreign nationals who are forcibly confined and compelled to engage in online fraud. Victims are often subjected to threats of torture, illustrating the severe human rights abuses associated with... [Continue Reading]
Blast in Israeli residential home injures five amid Iranian missile strikes and escalating regional tensions
In a recent escalation of violence linked to ongoing tensions in the region, a blast occurred in a residential home in Israel amid a new wave of Iranian missile strikes. Israeli rescue teams quickly arrived at the scene following the explosion, which left considerable damage and injured at least five residents, who were subsequently taken to hospital for treatment. First responders reported “chaos” at the site, highlighting the severe destruction, with shattered walls and broken windows marking the landscape of what was once a family home. According to sources, this incident coincides with Iran's ongoing military operations, as the Islamic... [Continue Reading]
UK condemns Russia's occupation of Crimea, calls for end to aggression in Ukraine
The United Kingdom's Deputy Ambassador James Ford publicly denounced Russia’s continued hold over Crimea, which it occupied by force in 2014, during a statement to the OSCE. The UK reaffirmed Crimea as sovereign Ukrainian territory and rejected Russia's claims that its actions represent alternatives to violence. Ford emphasized that Russia's narrative is disinformation inconsistent with established facts. This condemnation highlights ongoing international refusal to recognize Russia's annexation and stresses the urgency for Moscow to end its occupation and broader conflict in Ukraine. The statement comes amid sustained fighting causing geopolitical instability and human suffering in the region. The UK's position... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 10:51
UK Armed Forces Report 23 Operational Deaths in 2025 Highlights Ongoing Risks
In 2025, the United Kingdom's armed forces suffered 23 operational deaths during medal-earning missions, according to the Ministry of Defence's latest official statistics report. This figure encompasses fatalities across the Army, Navy, and Air Force, including both regular troops and reservists who were deployed under United Kingdom, United Nations, or NATO mandates. The report offers a comprehensive historical view of service-related deaths in operations since the end of World War II, reflecting the ongoing dangers military personnel face on active duty worldwide. These numbers highlight the heavy human cost associated with current global military commitments. Such data is crucial for... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 10:21
UK Armed Forces Report 23 Service Deaths in 2025, Highlighting Operational Risks
The UK Ministry of Defence has published its annual report on deaths among the British armed forces, recording 23 fatalities in 2025. This total includes regular forces and non-regular members who died while deployed on operations. The report, issued on 23 February 2026, also analyzes trends over the past decade from 2016 to 2025. This data sheds light on the continued risks faced by UK service members in various operational theaters. The loss of life affects not only military units but also families and communities connected to these personnel. Understanding these patterns is crucial for improving operational safety and reinforcing... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 10:18
UK Home Office Releases Latest Windrush Compensation Scheme Data for January 2026
The UK Home Office released the latest official statistics on the Windrush Compensation Scheme for January 2026. This scheme offers financial redress to members of the Windrush generation who faced injustices such as wrongful detention, denial of legal rights, and loss of employment or housing due to historical immigration errors. The new data tracks both claims submitted and payments made, highlighting the government's ongoing efforts to remedy these harms. The Windrush generation, primarily migrants from Caribbean countries who arrived in the UK between 1948 and 1971, have been directly affected by these issues. The scheme aims to provide justice and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 10:15
US-Israel Conflict Disrupts Global Helium Supplies, Affecting Medical and High-Tech Industries
The ongoing conflict between the United States and Israel against Iran is having significant repercussions on global helium supplies, impacting critical medical applications, particularly MRI scanning. Recent reports indicate that the dispute has disrupted approximately one-third of the world's helium supply, which is essential not only for medical procedures but also for high-tech industries such as semiconductors. In 2025, Qatar's helium production was notable, accounting for around 63 million cubic meters, or roughly one-third of the total 190 million cubic meters produced globally, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. This conflict has resulted in substantial shipping restrictions and has halted... [Continue Reading]
Emergency responders recover 24 bodies from Padma River after bus accident in Goalanda, Bangladesh
In a tragic incident in Bangladesh, emergency responders have recovered 24 bodies from the Padma River after a bus carrying approximately 50 passengers plunged into the water. The accident occurred in Goalanda, located about 65 kilometers (40 miles) west of Dhaka, while the bus was waiting to board a ferry on Wednesday. Eyewitness accounts suggest that the bus fell into the river unexpectedly, leading to chaos and panic among the passengers. Among the confirmed casualties are five children, who were part of the group that tragically lost their lives in the incident. A fire service report indicated that the recovery... [Continue Reading]
UK extends prison terms and tightens release rules for national security offenders
The UK government has introduced tougher sentencing and parole conditions for individuals convicted of offenses threatening national security, including espionage and sabotage. Under the new rules effective from March 22, such offenders can no longer be released automatically early; they must serve a minimum of two-thirds of their prison term before being eligible for parole. Before release, these offenders will face detailed risk assessments by the Parole Board to determine if they can be safely reintegrated. Additionally, when released, they will be subject to strict oversight, including electronic monitoring and enhanced supervision until the end of their sentences plus an... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 09:45
Couple in Penang sentenced to one year in prison for engaging in sexual activity at a cemetery
In a recent incident that has stirred considerable public outrage, a couple in Penang, Malaysia, has been sentenced to one year in prison after being caught engaging in sexual activity at a cemetery. The ruling was delivered by Magistrate Nadratun Naim Mohd Saidi during a court session in George Town. M. Jegathesan, aged 58, and Halila Abu Bakar, aged 37, both pleaded guilty to the charges brought against them under Section 377D of the Malaysian Penal Code, which pertains to gross indecency in a public place. The incident drew sharp attention after a 38-second video, depicting the act, went viral... [Continue Reading]
St Vincent de Paul Society reports surge in emergency relief requests amid rising fuel prices in Canberra
In recent developments, the St Vincent de Paul Society in Canberra has reported an unprecedented surge in requests for emergency relief, a situation not witnessed since the COVID-19 pandemic. This surge is driven primarily by escalating fuel prices, which have strained family budgets and increased the number of individuals and families seeking assistance from various charities and relief organizations throughout the region. The rise in fuel costs has forced families to seek emergency support as they grapple with higher living expenses. The St Vincent de Paul Society, known for its charitable work, is experiencing demand levels that surpass previous records.... [Continue Reading]
Man in his 50s dies in hospital after St Patrick's Day assault in Limerick city
A man in his 50s has tragically died in hospital following an assault that took place in Limerick city on St Patrick's Day, 17 March. The incident unfolded on Athlunkard Street, a location now marked by this brutal act of violence. The victim was subsequently hospitalized at University Hospital Limerick, where he succumbed to his injuries less than a week later. This case has drawn significant attention as it highlights ongoing concerns over public safety in urban areas. The circumstances surrounding the assault remain under investigation. Authorities confirmed that three men have already appeared in court charged in relation to... [Continue Reading]
US-Iran diplomatic tensions escalate as Iran rejects Trump's claims of productive talks
The diplomatic rift between the United States and Iran has widened following recent claims by former President Donald Trump that productive talks aimed at ending ongoing conflicts have taken place. Iranian officials categorically rejected these assertions, emphasizing their mistrust of the United States. The current situation reflects the precarious state of diplomacy between the two nations as tensions escalate amidst regional conflicts involving military actions. In a statement this week, Trump described his recent discussions with US officials as "very good and productive," intending to portray a positive diplomatic atmosphere. However, Iranian military spokespeople responded dismissively, suggesting that the US... [Continue Reading]
UK Authorizes Military to Board Sanctioned Shadow Fleet Ships in Waters
The British government has announced that its military and law enforcement agencies can now board and interdict vessels known as Russia’s 'shadow fleet' when they pass through UK waters. These vessels are sanctioned by the UK due to their role in supporting Russia’s military operations in Ukraine. This new authority marks an escalation in the UK’s actions against the Russian fleet linked to sustaining President Vladimir Putin's war campaign. The Royal Navy has recently assisted allies by monitoring several shadow fleet ships in European and Mediterranean seas, facilitating interdiction efforts. This development affects maritime security in UK waters by increasing... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 26 Mar 2026 08:30
Protests Erupt in the Philippines Following Declaration of Energy Emergency Amid Middle East Conflict
Protests have erupted across the Philippines following the government's declaration of an energy emergency, attributed to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East between the United States, Israel, and Iran. This development marks the Philippines as the first nation to officially declare such a crisis in light of the geopolitical turmoil affecting global fuel supplies. Witness accounts describe thousands of citizens, including students and drivers, taking to the streets to express their concerns over soaring fuel prices and dwindling supplies. Affected individuals report that gasoline has surged substantially, reflecting global market volatility influenced by the war. Protesters are demanding government... [Continue Reading]
Two men arrested for arson attack on Jewish community volunteer ambulances, released on bail
In a concerning incident that has sparked outrage and alarm within the community, two men have been arrested in connection with an arson attack on volunteer ambulances operated by the Jewish community. The suspects, aged 45 and 47, were taken into custody on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. They were arrested yesterday morning and have since been released on bail. The incident occurred at approximately 1.40 AM on a recent Monday, when four ambulances belonging to Hatzola Northwest were firebombed outside a synagogue in Golders Green, an area with a significant Jewish population. Authorities are treating this... [Continue Reading]
U.S. and Israel Intensify Military Actions Against Iranian Forces Amid Ongoing Middle East Tensions
The conflict involving Iran has escalated significantly, marking a new chapter in the ongoing tensions between Tehran, the United States, and Israel. Confirmed reports highlight that the United States and Israel have intensified their military actions against Iranian forces, compounding already precarious geopolitical conditions in the Middle East. Recent developments indicate that for the 27th consecutive day, military strikes, particularly by the U.S. and Israel, are increasing in frequency and intensity, raising concerns regarding possible ground operations. According to an Al Jazeera correspondent based in Tehran, recent military engagements have seen Iranian responses, including missile strikes against various targets in... [Continue Reading]
Australia imposes six-month ban on visitors from Iran amid heightened tensions related to US-Israeli conflict
Australia has enacted a temporary ban on visitors from Iran as the government cites national interest due to heightened tensions stemming from the ongoing US-Israeli conflict in the region. The measure, which was officially announced by the Department of Home Affairs, is set to last for six months. The Department of Home Affairs stated that the primary concern prompting the ban is the increased risk that Iranian passport holders could find themselves unable to return home once their short-term visitor visas expire. This reflects a responsive stance to rapidly evolving global conditions amid the conflict in the Middle East. The... [Continue Reading]
Queensland Audit Office report reveals cybersecurity vulnerabilities in government entities and inadequate contract management practices
A recent cybersecurity audit conducted by the Queensland Audit Office has uncovered significant vulnerabilities within key government entities in Queensland. This audit, which aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of IT security controls across a state government agency, a local government entity, and a statutory body, has found that these organizations were largely unaware of their susceptibility to third-party cybersecurity threats. The report issued by Queensland's auditor-general highlighted a critical overlook of contract management practices, noting that only two out of 36 contracts scrutinized mandated that third-party vendors report any cybersecurity incidents or vulnerabilities. This lack of due diligence appears to... [Continue Reading]
Public hearings on Wang Fuk Court fire continue as residents share alarming accounts and environmental concerns
As the public evidential hearing into a devastating fire at Wang Fuk Court estate in Hong Kong enters its fourth day, residents have provided alarming accounts relating to the incident, which resulted in the tragic loss of 168 lives. The ongoing hearings, overseen by an independent committee, aim to unpack the circumstances surrounding the fire and the responses from various stakeholders involved, including the government and emergency services. On Thursday, residents reported significant environmental concerns during their testimonies. One individual highlighted the presence of piles of rubbish outside the building that was the first to catch fire, raising questions about... [Continue Reading]
Space Companies' Shares Rise Amid Reports of SpaceX Preparing for IPO
Shares of various space companies surged recently following reports that Elon Musk's SpaceX is preparing to file for an initial public offering (IPO). Market experts have noted a significant reaction in the stock prices of competitors in the aerospace sector, indicating a broad investor interest in the burgeoning space economy. Specifically, the stock prices of rocket manufacturers such as Firefly Aerospace and Rocket Lab saw increases of over 10%. Other firms in the space industry followed suit, with Intuitive Machines' shares rising by nearly 15% and Earth-imaging company Planet Labs experiencing a more than 10% spike in its stock price.... [Continue Reading]
UK government to invest £100 million to reopen Ensus CO2 plant in Teesside amid supply concerns from Iran conflict
In a significant move, the UK government is set to invest £100 million to reopen a carbon dioxide (CO2) plant in Teesside, operated by Ensus, as part of a contingency plan aimed at addressing potential supply disruptions caused by the ongoing conflict in Iran. The reopening is expected to be announced by the Department for Business, heralding a new phase in the UK’s strategy to secure essential supplies amid geopolitical tensions that are impacting various industries. The Ensus plant, which had previously been mothballed last year, plays a crucial role in the production of CO2, which is vital for the... [Continue Reading]
Trump to meet with Xi Jinping in China on May 14-15, first visit by a sitting US president in nearly a decade
US President Donald Trump has confirmed that he will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on May 14-15 in China, marking a significant diplomatic engagement. This visit, notable as the first by a sitting US president to China in nearly a decade, was postponed due to ongoing military activities in the US-Israel conflict with Iran. The announcement was made via Trump's post on Truth Social, highlighting the complexities of diplomatic engagements during periods of heightened military tension. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt explained that President Xi has accepted the postponement, emphasising the importance of President Trump being present during... [Continue Reading]
Australia and Germany set to sign status of forces agreement to enhance military cooperation and space collaboration
Australia and Germany are on the verge of signing a pivotal status of forces agreement that is expected to enhance military cooperation between the two nations. This development includes a separate pact focused on space cooperation. The signing ceremony is intended to solidify partnerships within the security and defense domains, highlighting a growing trend in international military collaborations. Reportedly scheduled to be formalized soon, this agreement will not only provide legal frameworks for the stationing of troops but is also anticipated to facilitate operational capabilities for joint military exercises and humanitarian missions. Initial sources indicate that this agreement marks a... [Continue Reading]
Fire at former church in Kilmore under investigation as suspicious amid concerns over anti-Muslim hate crimes
A fire at a former church in Kilmore, Victoria, which was in the process of being converted into a mosque, has ignited community outrage amid increasing concerns regarding anti-Muslim hate crimes. The fire occurred on Tuesday at approximately 1.50 PM local time, and Victoria Police are investigating the incident as suspicious. Fortunately, the building was abandoned at the time, resulting in no casualties. According to statements from Victoria Police, significant damage was inflicted on the structure, which was intended to serve as a new place of worship for the local Islamic community. Reports indicate that the fire is believed to... [Continue Reading]
Trump administration faces bipartisan backlash over decision to ease oil sanctions on Iran and Russia
The Trump administration is under significant backlash from both Republican and Democratic leaders following its recent decision to ease oil sanctions on Iran and Russia. This controversial move, intended to stabilize volatile oil markets impacted by escalating tensions in the region, has sparked concerns about its potential to inadvertently empower two long-standing adversaries of the United States. Political opponents are voicing alarm that alleviating these sanctions could bolster the economic positions of both nations, potentially allowing them to gain ground in the already fraught geopolitical landscape. Critics argue that such decisions are ill-timed, considering the ongoing military conflicts that have... [Continue Reading]
Canada Police Seek Dangerous Fugitive Bradley Arthur Denie Collier
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in Prince George, British Columbia, have released a public alert for 41-year-old Bradley Arthur Denie Collier, who is currently wanted on an endorsed warrant. Collier is considered a dangerous individual and the RCMP strongly advises the public not to approach him. Authorities are seeking information on his location to apprehend him safely and protect community safety. Residents are urged to contact the Prince George RCMP directly or use anonymous tip lines if they possess any details about Collier's whereabouts. The announcement emphasizes the priority law enforcement places on preventing harm to the public and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 23:18
Yorkton Police Seize Over 700g of Fentanyl and Cocaine in Drug Trafficking Bust
On March 23, 2026, the Yorkton Saskatchewan Trafficking Response Team, supported by the Critical Incident Response Team, apprehended an adult male at a Yorkton hotel parking lot as part of an ongoing investigation into drug trafficking. Officers then executed a search warrant at a hotel room, uncovering 616 grams of cocaine, 100 grams of fentanyl, cash, and related trafficking materials. The arrested individual, identified as Sudhir Sudhir from Mississauga, Ontario, faces charges related to drug trafficking. The seizure represents a significant disruption to narcotics distribution in the Yorkton area, targeting substances that are linked to rising overdose deaths nationwide. This... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 22:48
UN Chief Warns Gulf War Is Spiraling Out of Control, Appoints Envoy for Peace
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a stark warning that the Gulf war has escalated well beyond initial expectations, describing the situation as 'out of control.' He emphasized the imminent risk of a broader war, increased human suffering, and severe disruptions to the global economy, notably impacting energy markets reliant on the strategic Strait of Hormuz. The conflict’s rapid escalation threatens regional stability and global economic security. In response, Guterres announced the appointment of Jean Arnault, a seasoned diplomat, as his Personal Envoy tasked with spearheading UN peace efforts. Arnault’s role will focus on negotiating ceasefires and encouraging all parties... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 22:15
Iran Signals Willingness to Engage in Negotiations Following Landmark Trial of Social Media Giants
In a significant turn of events, Iran has demonstrated a willingness to engage in negotiations shortly after a landmark trial found social media giants negligent in their responsibilities. This development, unfolding late on Wednesday, underscores the complexities of Iran's geopolitical landscape as it balances internal legalities with international communications. Iran's openness to negotiations was highlighted in reports released at the end of the day, marking a shift in its diplomatic posture. This willingness may be influenced by recent events that have raised questions about the accountability of digital platforms in the region. More details regarding the specific issues Iran aims... [Continue Reading]
Tariq Ramadan sentenced to 18 years in prison for the rape of three women by a Paris court
Swiss Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan has been sentenced to 18 years in prison by a criminal court in Paris for the rape of three women. This ruling, delivered today, is a significant turn in the legal battles faced by Ramadan, once a prominent figure in Islamic thought and a former professor at the University of Oxford. The trial has unfolded over recent weeks, with Ramadan facing accusations relating to incidents that allegedly occurred between 2009 and 2016. The sentencing concludes a high-profile case that has drawn attention not only for its legal implications but also for its impact on public... [Continue Reading]
Iraq accuses US of deadly strike on clinic, killing seven soldiers, while US military denies targeting the facility
In a developing incident that could significantly impact US-Iraq relations, Iraq has accused the United States of a deadly strike that reportedly killed seven soldiers at a clinic. The Iraqi government described the attack as “heinous aggression,” signaling a potential escalation of tensions amidst the ongoing complex web of regional conflicts involving Iran. The US military, however, has denied targeting a clinic and has described the incident as a mischaracterization of the situation. This conflict arises during a period marked by heightened tensions, particularly involving Iraq and its neighbor Iran, which has been engaged in a prolonged confrontation with the... [Continue Reading]
UK Urges Action on Iran's Military Attacks in Gulf at UN Human Rights Council
The United Kingdom formally addressed the UN Human Rights Council to highlight Iran's recent military attacks targeting multiple Gulf nations including Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. These actions have raised serious concerns over civilian safety and threatened regional stability. The UK emphasized its solidarity with Gulf allies and reaffirmed its commitment to support their defense. The UK co-sponsored a resolution for an urgent debate recognizing the severity of Iran's aggression. However, the UK expressed reservations about aspects of the resolution, particularly the Human Rights Council making determinations on inter-state reparations or classifying regional conflicts as... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 22:00
UN Chief Urges Release of 118 Detained UN Staff Amid Rising Attacks
The United Nations is facing increasing challenges as 118 of its staff members remain detained globally, a sharp increase from 52 last year. This surge demonstrates growing hostility toward UN personnel operating in some of the world's most dangerous areas, including Yemen, where 73 employees are held by Houthi forces. This includes eight specialists from the UN human rights office, crucial for monitoring abuses. The escalating detentions endanger the UN’s ability to deliver vital humanitarian aid and carry out human rights work amid ongoing conflicts in countries like Yemen, Afghanistan, Sudan, and Ukraine. Secretary-General António Guterres condemned these actions and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 22:00
UN Declares Transatlantic Slave Trade a Crime Against Humanity in Historic Vote
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a landmark resolution condemning the transatlantic slave trade as the most heinous crime against humanity. Spearheaded by Ghana, the resolution received overwhelming support from 123 member states, while the United States, Israel, and Argentina opposed it. Fifty-two countries abstained from voting. The resolution marks a significant step toward acknowledging the historic injustices endured by millions of enslaved Africans over four centuries, who were forcibly transported and subjected to brutal labor. Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama emphasized the importance of solidarity and reparative justice in addressing these historical wrongs. While not legally binding, the resolution... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 21:57
US Justice Department Settles Lawsuits Over Biden's Social Media Speech Suppression Allegations
This week, the US Justice Department reached settlements in lawsuits claiming that the Biden administration coerced social media companies into suppressing speech by American users, allegedly violating their First Amendment rights. Plaintiffs argued that the government improperly pressured platforms to moderate or remove content disfavored by the administration. The settlements explicitly acknowledge President Trump's executive order titled 'Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship,' which criticized the previous administration for exerting heavy-handed influence over online speech moderation. This executive order highlights concerns about federal government manipulation of social media companies to censor Americans. The resolution of these lawsuits could... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 21:54
UNESCO Reports 273 Million Children Worldwide Out of School as Progress Slows
The latest UNESCO report shows a disturbing trend of rising global educational exclusion, with 273 million children and youth out of school , one in six of the world’s school-age population. Progress made over the past twenty years, including increased enrollment, has stalled and reversed in many regions. Sub-Saharan Africa, in particular, is facing a severe decline in school attendance caused by ongoing conflicts and rapid population growth. Conflicts severely disrupt education systems, leaving many children without access to schooling, especially in war-torn countries. The report warns that official statistics likely underestimate the scale of the problem in these areas... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 21:51
RCMP Acknowledges Historical Surveillance of Indigenous Groups, Expresses Regret
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) issued a formal statement recognizing past surveillance operations directed at Indigenous groups in the 1960s and 1970s. This acknowledgment comes amid ongoing discussions about historical injustices faced by Indigenous communities throughout Canada. The statement emphasizes the long-lasting impact these surveillance activities have had on Indigenous peoples, families, and communities, which continue to affect trust in national institutions. The RCMP expressed sincere regret for these actions, while underlining the importance of listening, learning, and acting to improve relationships moving forward. This admission is significant as it publicly confronts a troubling chapter of Canadian history, which... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 25 Mar 2026 21:48
