Monrovia, March 18 -- The Government of Liberia(GoL) has announced that while it is making efforts to ensure the steady supply of essential commodities amid the ongoing tensions involving the United S... Read More
India, March 18 -- Professor Kaveh Madani named 2026 Stockholm Water Prize laureate at UNESCO ceremony in Paris Youngest recipient in the award's history and first UN official to be honoured Recogni... Read More
Tel Aviv, March 18 -- Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) said on Wednesday that it has begun a wave of strikes targeting the infrastructure of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Sharing the details in a post o... Read More
Tel Aviv, March 18 -- An Iranian ballistic missile targeting central Israel appears to have been equipped with a cluster bomb warhead, according to footage reviewed by the Times of Israel. Cluster bo... Read More
COLOMBO, March 18 -- Sri Lanka has introduced sweeping fuel conservation measures, including an odd-even day vehicle fuel system and a four-day work week, as supply disruptions linked to tensions in t... Read More
France, March 18 -- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa said in a joint statement on Tuesday that Brusse... Read More
Rome, March 18 -- The world is facing a "terrible, terrible prospect" as the current conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran threatens to drive global hunger to an "all-time record." Acc... Read More
Nepal, March 18 -- Development of large hydropower projects in Nepal has long faced criticism for marginalising local communities, particularly those living in project-affected areas. Despite this, th... Read More
Dhaka, March 18 -- Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) on Wednesday claimed that all member factories have cleared workers' salaries for February and Eid bonuses. BGMEA... Read More
Nigeria, March 18 -- The war between the United States and Israel against Iran entered its nineteenth day today (Wednesday). Strikes are intensifying, casualties rising, with the majority of them in ... Read More