Ukraine's Defense Ministry to Use Battlefield Drone Footage to Improve A.I. Targeting Capabilities
Ukraine's Defense Ministry has announced plans to utilize drone footage from the battlefield to enhance artificial intelligence (A.I.) targeting capabilities. This decision reflects Ukraine's determination to advance its technology in response to the ongoing military conflict with Russia. While the initiative may raise ethical questions related to the use of warfare imagery for training purposes, the ministry emphasized the necessity of such measures to maintain competitiveness, particularly in the context of emerging A.I. applications in warfare. The announcement comes amidst a backdrop of escalating military actions between Ukraine and Russia, characterized by an increasing reliance on drone warfare. The use... [Continue Reading]
‘I can’t get a job and AI is to blame’: a young person’s lament
Trina Lau spent nearly three months looking for work after she was laid off from an e-commerce firm in Hong Kong in December. It was the 23-year-old’s first job after graduating with a communications degree last year. The position only lasted for six months. She sent out more than 50 job applications but only received calls for interviews for six of them. Lau conceded that it was slow going because the economy was not picking up as quickly as she would have liked. But now, she said, she had the... [Continue Reading]
BMW sees smoother road ahead in China after sales skid in 2025
BMW could be approaching the end of the tunnel in China as signs of stabilisation raise hopes of a turnaround after the German carmaker reported that sales dropped by double digits in the key market in 2025. “Transaction prices in the market for our products have stabilised … and are actually improving slightly compared to [the third quarter],” said Walter Mertl, chief financial officer, during a press conference on Thursday. “If the run rate continues this way, we have the opportunity to go... [Continue Reading]
Philippines’ bid for UN Security Council seat sidesteps maritime row
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr’s pitch for a United Nations Security Council seat this week was notable for his sidestepping of an issue at the core of Manila’s foreign policy in recent years. As he appealed to UN members in New York, Marcos framed the Philippines as a bridge connecting developing countries and middle-income economies, without making any direct reference to the South China Sea dispute. The president’s restrained speech, which avoided mentioning China despite ongoing... [Continue Reading]
China’s rural pensions in focus as lawmakers fight for farmers’ fair share amid income gap
Some Chinese lawmakers and advisers are pushing to secure higher pensions for elderly farmers, underscoring the persistent income disparity between the country’s urban and rural residents. The latest government work report, approved on Thursday, confirmed a 20-yuan (US$2.91) monthly increase to basic pension payments for a third consecutive year, bringing the national minimum to 163 yuan. However, some deputies from China’s top legislature contend that this level is inadequate. “A pension of... [Continue Reading]
Canada Rolls Out New Tools to Boost Law Enforcement Against Organized Crime
Canada’s Secretary of State for Combatting Crime, Ruby Sahota, revealed new tools designed to assist law enforcement and intelligence agencies in investigating serious threats. The announcement came at a press conference with Peel Regional Police leaders and municipal officials from Mississauga, Brampton, and Caledon. These enhancements aim to better equip police and CSIS in tackling organized crime and maintaining public safety. The Peel region, with a combined population exceeding one million residents, is a critical area for implementing these new capabilities. Local police chiefs emphasized the importance of these resources in detecting and disrupting criminal activities that threaten the security... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 23:51
Breaking: Highway linking Sydney to western NSW closed for at least three months
Extra rail and bus services will be rolled out after cracking on a convict-era bridge closes one of the main roads between Sydney and western NSW. [Continue Reading]
Fastest to 100 wins - Europa specialist Emery sets Villa record
Unai Emery becomes the quickest of the three Aston Villa managers to reach 100 victories as his side defeat Lille in the Europa League last 16. [Continue Reading]
Ukraine to Make Drone Videos Available for Training A.I. Models
Despite ethical concerns about using battlefield videos to train artificial intelligence, Ukraine’s defense ministry said it needs to improve A.I. targeting to compete with Russia. [Continue Reading]
Humanity's first trip back to the Moon in 50 years cleared for April
NASA has cleared its moon rocket for an April launch with four astronauts after completing the latest round of repairs. [Continue Reading]
Aussie curling underdogs set to take on world's best
They have no dedicated training facility, but the Australian women's curling team is preparing to take on the world's best. [Continue Reading]
Suspect dead after ramming vehicle into Jewish temple in Michigan
Police have not named the suspect or identified a motive for driving a vehicle into the synagogue, where it caught fire. [Continue Reading]
'It's how you speak to a mate' - Smith and Itoje brush off on-pitch row
Fin Smith says his on-pitch disagreement with England captain Maro Itoje shows the depth of their relationship, rather than any disintegration of team unity. [Continue Reading]
Australia is experiencing a bunny boom. What's next for biocontrol?
With millions of feral rabbits currently hopping around the continent, you might wonder if the viruses that kept their numbers down in the past still work. [Continue Reading]
California’s Governor Newsom says no imminent threat despite warning of Iran drone attack
California Governor Gavin Newsom said there was no imminent threat to the state, despite a warning from the FBI that Iran could send drones to the west coast in retaliation for war. Newsom said drone issues “have always been top of mind”. “We’ve been aware of that information. … It’s all about a posture of preparedness for worst-case scenarios,” the governor said on Wednesday. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently warned police departments about Iran and a possible California... [Continue Reading]
Clayton overcomes gout to crush Humphries in final
Jonny Clayton struggles with gout but still wins night six of the Premier League in Nottingham by crushing Luke Humphries 6-1 in the final. [Continue Reading]
Iran envoy says Tehran will keep Strait of Hormuz open
Iran’s UN envoy Amir Saeid Iravani said Tehran will not close the Strait of Hormuz and remains committed to freedom. [Continue Reading]
Qatar rejects attempts to ‘drive wedge’ with US over gas pause
Qatari official denies political motives for decision to halt LNG production following Iranian strikes. [Continue Reading]
Rastriya Swatantra Party wins 182 out of 275 seats in Nepal's parliamentary elections
A major political shift has taken place in Nepal as the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), led by former rapper and civil engineer Balendra Shah, has secured an overwhelming majority in the recent parliamentary elections. According to the official results announced by the Election Commission, Shah's party won 182 out of 275 seats in the lower house of parliament, making a significant mark in the country's political landscape. The RSP's triumph marks a remarkable rise in Nepali politics. Balendra Shah, colloquially known as “Balen,” is a 35-year-old political newcomer who founded the party just four years ago. The RSP garnered 125... [Continue Reading]
MAFS expert Mel Schilling says 'light is starting to fade' as cancer spreads
MAFS expert Mel Schilling says she does not know how long she has left to live after revealing cancer has spread to her brain. [Continue Reading]
Eating and drinking among most dangerous driver distractions, study finds
Researchers warn eating, drinking and sudden loud noises are some of the most risky distractions for drivers, calling for more safety education. [Continue Reading]
Serbia confirms possession of advanced Chinese supersonic cruise missiles amid online photo leak
Serbia's President, Aleksandar Vucic, has confirmed the country's possession of advanced Chinese supersonic cruise missiles following a leak of photographs that surfaced online. These images, showcasing the Chinese-manufactured CM-400AKG missiles mounted on Serbian MiG-29 fighter jets, began circulating earlier this week, prompting significant media attention and public speculation regarding the implications of this development. President Vucic expressed a confident stance regarding Serbia's military capabilities, revealing that the nation currently holds a "significant number" of these missiles and intends to acquire even more in the future. He emphasized their effectiveness and high cost, indicating a strategic enhancement of Serbia's military arsenal.... [Continue Reading]
Netanyahu Claims Israel is Stronger Amid Escalating Conflict with Iranian Military Positions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asserted that Israel is currently "stronger than ever" as the conflict involving Iranian military positions escalates. Speaking during a recent press conference, Netanyahu indicated that Israeli military operations against Iranian forces have inflected significant damage over the past two weeks, claiming that the US-Israeli alliance has successfully hindered Iran's nuclear ambitions. He stated that the ongoing attacks, launched on February 28, have targeted crucial facilities, leading to the deaths of prominent Iranian nuclear scientists and heavy losses for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). During the press conference, Netanyahu provided an overview of the... [Continue Reading]
What Is the Strait of Hormuz and Why Is Iran Blocking It?
With attacks and threats, Tehran is using the world’s most important transit point for oil and gas as leverage against its enemies. [Continue Reading]
Canada Unveils New Tools to Boost Law Enforcement Against Organized Crime and Security Threats
Canada’s Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree and British Columbia’s Minister of Public Safety Nina Krieger held a press conference outlining new technological and operational tools designed to support law enforcement agencies and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS). These new resources will enhance the ability of agencies to investigate serious threats, dismantle organized crime networks, and protect Canadian communities. The announcement emphasizes bolstered collaboration between federal and provincial authorities, including local law enforcement partners in British Columbia. By adopting advanced investigative aids, authorities intend to respond more rapidly and effectively to threats that endanger public safety. This initiative affects law... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 23:06
U.S. KC-135 military refueling aircraft crashes in western Iraq during operations, rescue efforts initiated
A U.S. KC-135 military refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq on Thursday during ongoing operations, prompting immediate rescue efforts, according to U.S. Central Command. The crash occurred in what officials described as "friendly airspace" and involved another aircraft; however, initial reports indicate it was not the result of hostile or friendly fire. The second aircraft involved landed safely, and as of the latest updates, there have been no reported fatalities. The incident is linked to a heightened U.S. military presence in the Middle East due to operations against Iran. U.S. Central Command confirmed the event, stating, "U.S. Central Command is... [Continue Reading]
Florida Republicans Pass Bill Requiring Proof of Citizenship to Vote
The proposed law, which would not take effect before this year’s midterm elections, was modeled in part on President Trump’s top legislative priority in Congress. [Continue Reading]
Burnaby North High School Lockdown After Second Threat This Week
On March 12, 2026, Burnaby RCMP officers swiftly reacted to a reported threat at Burnaby North Secondary School, located at 751 Hammarskjold Drive. The school was temporarily locked down as officers conducted safety assessments and secured the premises. No credible threat was found, and the lockdown was lifted. This incident is the second reported threat to the same school in a single week, prompting an active police investigation to identify individuals involved. The repeated threats have heightened concerns among students, parents, and school staff, disrupting daily routines and causing anxiety within the community. The response highlights the readiness of local... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 23:03
US military refuelling plane crashes in Iraq, rescue efforts are under way
An American military refuelling plane went down in Iraq and rescue efforts were under way, US Central Command said on Thursday. The KC-135 aircraft was part of the operation against Iran but the crash was not due to hostile fire or friendly fire, the military said in a statement. US Central Command, which oversees the Middle East, said two aircraft were involved and that one landed safely and the other went down in western Iraq. It described the latter as “a loss”. A US official, who spoke on... [Continue Reading]
How to keep mould out of your wardrobe and drawers
Ever plan to wear your favourite jacket, only to pull it out of the wardrobe to discover it has a weird smell and is covered in mould? We explain how to remove it, and stop it from happening again. [Continue Reading]
Hong Kong insider-trading arrests send ‘very strong message’ on market integrity
Arrests in a HK$315 million (US$40 million) insider dealing case underscore Hong Kong’s commitment to upholding the integrity of its stock market amid a surge in new listings and share placements, according to industry players. The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) on Thursday said it had arrested eight people after joining forces with the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) earlier this week to raid premises connected to a hedge fund and two securities firms. The joint... [Continue Reading]
Running on empty — How we were caught short of oil
Australia is one of the biggest energy exporters on the planet, as the world's third-largest exporter of LNG and the biggest seaborne supplier of thermal and metallurgical coal. But when it comes to oil the country is horribly exposed. [Continue Reading]
Serbian president confirms his country owns Chinese supersonic missiles after photo leak
Serbia’s president confirmed late on Thursday that his country possesses Chinese supersonic surface-attack cruise missiles, after photos of the weapons attached to Serbian fighter jets leaked online. Photos, which began circulating on social media and defence blogs earlier this week, showed missiles believed to be Chinese-made CM-400AKG cruise missiles attached to Serbia’s Russian-made MiG-29 planes. “We have things we do not show,” President Aleksandar Vucic told Serbia’s national broadcaster... [Continue Reading]
RCMP Seeks Public Help to Locate Missing Man in Montague, PEI
Police in Montague, Prince Edward Island, have launched a search for Lucas Maxwell Graham, a 38-year-old man reported missing since March 11, 2026. The Kings District RCMP described Graham as six feet two inches tall with long blond hair and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing denim overalls, camouflage rubber boots, and a dark hat. Authorities emphasize the urgency due to concerns for Graham's well-being and have called on the community to share information responsibly via social media. The public is encouraged to contact the Kings District RCMP or PEI Crime Stoppers if they have any details that could... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 22:33
Rescue effort under way as US military refueling plane crashes in Iraq
US Central Command officials say ‘incident occurred in friendly airspace during Operation Epic Fury’Middle East live blog – latest updatesPentagon tells lawmakers Iran war costs top $11.3bn – but true price unknownA US military refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq on Thursday, in an incident US Central Command said involved another aircraft but was not the result of hostile or friendly fire.It wasn’t immediately clear if there were casualties. Continue reading... [Continue Reading]
U.S. Air Force refueler crashes in Iraq while supporting Iran war
Rescue efforts are ongoing, officials said, after the KC-135 tanker and another aircraft were involved in an apparent accident. [Continue Reading]
Boy charged over stabbing of teenage girl at Norfolk school
Armed police were scrambled to the scene and pictured as they entered classrooms. [Continue Reading]
How to talk to boys and young men about the manosphere
Don't panic, don't erupt, remain open and ask questions: Here are some of the tips from experts on how to reclaim a loved one from the manosphere. [Continue Reading]
Severe flooding in Northern Territory's Top End prompts evacuations and multiple rescue missions amid torrential rains
Severe weather has battered the Northern Territory's (NT) Top End region, causing widespread flooding and prompting multiple evacuations and heroic rescues. Over the past week, torrential rains have resulted in the worst flooding experienced in Katherine for 28 years, isolating remote communities and leaving roads submerged. The situation intensified as emergency services undertook more than half a dozen perilous rescue missions in crocodile-infested waters, raising urgent safety concerns for residents. The heavy rainfall has overwhelming impacts, with reports indicating that areas surrounding Katherine have become inundated without warning, substantially affecting Darwin River homes and rural properties. As the flooding crisis... [Continue Reading]
Mohamed Bailor Jalloh Identified as Suspect in Fatal Shooting at Old Dominion University
Authorities have identified Mohamed Bailor Jalloh as the individual responsible for a shooting that resulted in one fatality and two injuries at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. The incident occurred on Thursday, with investigations now confirming that Jalloh, a former member of the army national guard, was previously convicted of attempting to provide material support to ISIS in 2016, leading to an 11-year prison sentence. He was released from federal custody in December 2024. Kash Patel, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), has stated that the shooting is being investigated as an act of terrorism. This... [Continue Reading]
Ex-rapper Balendra Shah sweeps to power in Nepal landslide election victory
Rastriya Swatantra Party, founded just four years ago, set to dominate new parliament with near two-thirds majority. [Continue Reading]
Walid Khalidi, Scholar Called Father of Palestinian Studies, Dies at 100
As a historian and diplomat, he gave intellectual shape to his people and made sure that they played a role in negotiating their future. [Continue Reading]
‘IG is a drug’: jury to deliberate as US trial over social media addiction wraps up
Meta and YouTube accused of creating harmful products in trial seen as a bellwether for attitudes towards social mediaThe first-ever jury trial over the potential harms of social media wrapped up on Thursday. Lawyers for Meta and YouTube have argued their platforms are safe for the vast majority of young people, while lawyers for a young woman at the center of the case say the tech companies have designed their products to be addictive, leading to mental health issues in children and teens.“How did they become such behemoths?” Mark Lanier, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said during closing arguments in... [Continue Reading]
US military announces rescue effort after fueling aircraft crashes in Iraq
No deaths have been reported so far, but the military said the crash involved two aircraft, one of which landed safely. [Continue Reading]
US airstrike on girls' primary school in Iran results in 175 confirmed casualties due to targeting error and outdated coordinates
A recent airstrike by the US military on a girls' primary school in Iran has resulted in at least 175 confirmed casualties. The incident, characterized as a tragedy resulting from a "targeting error," highlights the severe ramifications of military operations in civilian areas. Preliminary findings from a US military report indicate that the coordinates utilized for the strike were outdated, raising questions about operational protocols and intelligence assessments.US Military officials have acknowledged the devastating impact of the strike while an investigation is currently underway. The airstrike reportedly occurred when the US military was conducting operations based on compromised intelligence. The... [Continue Reading]
Netanyahu threatens to eliminate Iran's supreme leader amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has escalated tensions in the region by threatening to eliminate Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, during a press conference held on Thursday. Netanyahu made the remarks against the backdrop of an ongoing conflict with Hezbollah, a Lebanese militant group that is backed by Iran. This marks a significant moment within the larger geopolitical struggle involving Israel, Iran, and the instability in Lebanon. The Israeli leader emphasized that Israel's military operations, conducted in conjunction with the United States, have inflicted considerable damage on Iran’s military capabilities, particularly affecting its elite Revolutionary Guards Corps and the... [Continue Reading]
Search underway for Bundaberg man who disappeared from houseboat
Emergency Services are searching the flooded Burnett River in Bundaberg for a man believed to be missing from a houseboat, and have airlifted a woman bitten by a snake from her isolated home. [Continue Reading]
Iran’s New Leader Vows to Keep a Crucial Oil Gateway Blocked
Also, a Michigan synagogue was attacked. Here’s the latest at the end of Thursday. [Continue Reading]
The murky waters of Australia's cruise ship labour laws
Shocking allegations of poor staff living and working conditions onboard cruise ships have recently come to light. Here's what we know about how these vessels are governed. [Continue Reading]
With rat baits being pulled off shelves, how do you control rodents at home?
The federal chemical regulator has ruled that some of Australia's most popular over-the-counter rat baits will be taken off supermarket shelves, but experts say domestic and industry pest control is still viable. [Continue Reading]
