President Trump says the Iran ceasefire holds despite a fresh clash in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. warns of harder strikes if a 14-point peace deal isn't signed by Tehran soon.
Three Australian women returned from Syria face serious charges, including crimes against humanity and IS membership, after being arrested by federal police in Melbourne and Sydney.
A newly unveiled memorial in Pyongyang appears to confirm that approximately 2,300 North Korean soldiers have died fighting for Russia in Ukraine, matching South Korean intelligence estimates.
A formal complaint has been lodged with the Anti-Corruption Commission against former chief adviser Muhammad Yunus and health adviser Nurjahan Begum. The petition alleges that a failure to procure life-saving vaccines, despite a multi-billion taka budget, led to a national health crisis and over a hundred child deaths.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire between Washington and Tehran remains intact. However, with both nations claiming the "upper hand," mediators face a race against time to resume talks before the April 22 deadline.
JPMorgan’s “American Dream Initiative” promises economic inclusion, but critics question whether it will truly help low-income Americans access housing, credit, and healthcare.
The United Kingdom has officially distanced itself from the U.S.-led military blockade of Iranian ports. While the Royal Navy will remain in the Gulf to manage drone defense and mine-clearing, British forces will not participate in the active blockade.
