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North Korea tested a solid-fuel engine with a thrust of 2,500 kilotons for intercontinental missiles. The development will allow carrying several warheads simultaneously.
The Pontiff visited Monaco for the first time since 1538 and called for the abandonment of the idolatry of wealth. He also spoke out against abortion and euthanasia.
Ukraine plans joint production with Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. Cooperation includes investments in energy and the exchange of experience in combating UAVs.
Iran launched 6 missiles and 29 drones at Prince Sultan Air Base. 15 American servicemen were injured, a refueling aircraft was damaged, and there were no fatalities.
The strikes hit the heavy water plant in Arak and the uranium mining facility in Yazd. There were no casualties, and there is no risk of radioactive contamination.
The US Secretary of State stated that Russia's actions do not affect the effectiveness of American operations. He rejected reports of Moscow's assistance to Tehran in the shelling.
A New Mexico court fined Meta $375 million for concealing facts about child exploitation. The company plans to appeal the decision in May.
Washington offers Tehran sanctions relief and nuclear program restrictions. At the same time, the US is deploying thousands of paratroopers and marines to the region.
Mette Frederiksen submitted her government's resignation to the King due to the coalition's loss of positions. Neither bloc gained a majority, leading to difficult negotiations.
Tehran ignores US proposals for negotiations. At the same time, Washington is deploying paratroopers for reinforcement in the Middle East.
Heavy rains flooded Honolulu and damaged hundreds of homes in the Manoa Valley. Rescuers evacuated 230 people due to a sudden rise in water levels.
Abnormally high temperatures of up to 44. 4 degrees Celsius have been recorded in 14 states. Meteorologists predict the prolonged heat will last at least until early April.
The conflict in the Middle East has forced China, India, and other Asian countries to increase coal consumption. The region is building up capacity for energy security.
85-year-old Kermit Gosnell died while serving a life sentence. He was convicted of murdering three newborns and violating abortion laws.
The S&P 500 index rose by 1. 1% after news of possible US-Iran talks. Brent crude oil prices fell below $100 per barrel amid the statements.
The Israeli Prime Minister announced the continuation of attacks to protect the country's interests. Netanyahu discussed with Trump the use of military successes for a deal.
Socialist Emmanuel Grégoire defeated conservative Rachida Dati in the Paris mayoral election. The far-right won in Nice with a total voter turnout of over 48%.
The US Central Command confirmed that 232 service members were injured, 207 of whom have already returned to duty. Since the beginning of the conflict in the region, 13 American soldiers have died.
Donald Trump threatened Iran with the destruction of a gas field in case of new attacks on Qatar. The US President emphasized his readiness to act decisively and harshly.
A special flight from Abu Dhabi brought 101 people and 45 cats and dogs to Athens. Citizens refused to leave without their pets due to flight cancellations.
Beijing refused to facilitate the resumption of ship traffic and called on the parties to de-escalate. Trump's visit to China has been postponed due to the military conflict with Iran.
An unknown assailant opened fire near a store at Holloman Air Force Base. As a result of the incident, one person died and another was hospitalized with injuries.
Daniel Noboa rejected Gustavo Petro's statements about airstrikes on the border. The conflict escalated due to trade tariffs and the fight against narcoterrorism.
The Trump administration demands patriotic coverage of the Middle East war. Broadcasters are threatened with license revocation for spreading false information.
José Antonio Kast has begun building trenches and fences on the border with Peru. The project includes drone patrols to combat illegal migration.
Shrapnel damaged the roof of the patriarchate next to the shrine due to Iran's attack. There were no casualties, but the Old City experienced shelling, which is rare for wartime.
Iraq's oil minister announced the launch of a pipeline from Kirkuk within a week. The route, bypassing the Kurdish region, will have a capacity of up to 250,000 barrels.
A serious fire broke out in the port of Fujairah due to a drone attack. The facility is a key hub, supplying 1.7% of the world's daily oil demand.
The Pontiff settled in the official apartments after extensive renovations. This decision is seen as a return to tradition and the beginning of active changes in the Curia.
Kazakhstan votes on constitutional changes to strengthen presidential powers. The reform will allow Tokayev to appoint the government and merge the chambers of parliament.