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Ukraine is targeting Russian energy infrastructure. Recent drone strikes have hit major oil refineries like Kirishi, Saratov, and Volgograd. These attacks have disrupted processing and exports. Baltic Sea ports Ust-Luga and Primorsk faced suspensions. Russia's oil export capacity is significantly impacted.

The participation of a private citizen in a high-level wartime conversation between two heads of government is highly unusual.

A Maryland homeowner allegedly reported six workers to ICE just before their roofing job was completed, potentially to avoid a $10,000 bill, sparking outrage and legal scrutiny.

Ruling party candidate promises hope, opposition pledges change as Thursday's deadline to end campaigns approaches.

A strong earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale hits Swat, and other cities in Pakistan on Saturday. Media reports confirmed that

Perhaps North West Premier Bushy Maape is speaking his truth when he says there are no potholes in his province. But as Qaanitah Hunter points out, he probably doesn't feel a thing as he is chauffeured about in fancy German sedans, subsidised by the taxpayer.

The first stage will consist of the return of the hostage. A total of 33 hostages would be set free, which will include children, women, including female soldiers, men above 50, and the wounded and sick. Israel believes most are alive but has had no official confirmation from Hamas.

As Iran war enters fourth week, explosions were reported near the Embassy of Pakistan and the ambassador's residence in Tehran, as Pakistani Media reported.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday (March 27) Iran is "the bully any longer" and called on the country to open the Strait of Hormuz referring to it as the "Strait of Trump." The United Nations said on Friday it was setting up a task force to design a mechanism to keep trade flowing through the Strait of Hormuz, warning that disruptions caused by the Iran war risked greater food shortages and humanitarian crises worldwide.

Quoting the rules of Islam, the lawmaker said the comment made her feel uncomfortable and singled out because of her religion and culture.