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Thu, Mar 26

16 briefs

Published 2 weeks ago • BBC News - US & Canada • via bbc.com

Justice Department Settles Michael Flynn's Wrongful Prosecution Suit

The Justice Department has reached a settlement with Michael Flynn over his wrongful prosecution lawsuit, providing him with financial compensation.

A aljazeera.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Al Jazeera (EN) - All • via aljazeera.com

Germany Highlights Economic Impact of Iran War

Germany's defense minister has characterized the ongoing war in Iran as an economic catastrophe, emphasizing its global repercussions.

A aljazeera.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Al Jazeera (EN) - All • via aljazeera.com

Cuba and US Engage in Early Talks

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has confirmed that former President Raúl Castro is participating in early discussions with the United States amid rising tensions.

Published 2 weeks ago • DW - Culture & Lifestyle • via dw.com

Revitalizing Night Trains with Smart Cabins

A Berlin team's innovative smart cabin concept aims to enhance the appeal of night trains in Europe, potentially revitalizing a mode of travel that has seen fluctuating popularity.

Published 2 weeks ago • BBC News - Top Stories • via bbc.com

Men Released on Bail Following Arson Attack on Jewish Charity Ambulances

Two men have been released on bail after being arrested in connection with an arson attack on ambulances operated by a Jewish charity in north London.

A allafrica.com

Published 2 weeks ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Nigeria • via allafrica.com

Nigeria Supports UN Resolution on Slavery Reparations

Nigeria has joined Ghana and 121 other UN Member States in adopting a resolution that recognizes the transatlantic slave trade as a grave crime against humanity.

Published 2 weeks ago • DW - Asia • via dw.com

Tragic Bus Accident in Bangladesh

CatastropheBangladeshBangladesh: Several killed after bus plunges into riverMahima Kapoor with AP and Reuters03/26/2026March 26, 2026The bus, mostly carrying workers returning to Dhaka after Eid, fell into River Padma while attempting to board a ferry.https://p.dw.com/p/5B8Y4The rescue team managed to recover the bus from the river after six to seven hours of repeated effortsImage: Rubel Karmaker/ZUMA/picture allianceAdvertisementAt least 24 people were killed in Bangladesh after a bus carrying...

C cointelegraph.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Cointelegraph - News • via cointelegraph.com

UK Government Moves to Ban Political Crypto Donations

The UK government is advancing a temporary ban on political donations made in cryptocurrency, citing concerns over foreign interference and the need for democratic transparency.

T theguardian.com

Published 2 weeks ago • The Guardian - World • via theguardian.com

Legal Investigations in Australia Following US Ruling Against Meta and YouTube

Australian law firms are exploring potential legal actions against Meta and YouTube after a US jury found the companies liable for designing addictive products that caused harm to users.

A allafrica.com

Published 2 weeks ago • AllAfrica (EN) - Latest • via allafrica.com

Zimbabweans Killed in Russia-Ukraine War Due to Fraudulent Recruitment

At least 15 Zimbabweans have died after being misled into joining foreign military forces in the Russia-Ukraine war, according to government officials.

Published 2 weeks ago • Deutsche Welle English - Top • via dw.com

Australia Imposes Temporary Ban on Visitors from Iran

Australia has announced a six-month ban on visitors from Iran, citing concerns over potential visa overstays due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

A aljazeera.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Al Jazeera (EN) - All • via aljazeera.com

Australia Bans Visitors from Iran Amid Ongoing Conflict

Australia has implemented a temporary ban on visitors from Iran, citing national interest due to the ongoing war in the Middle East.

A aljazeera.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Al Jazeera (EN) - All • via aljazeera.com

Sarah Mullally Installed as First Female Archbishop of Canterbury

Sarah Mullally has been formally installed as the first female archbishop of Canterbury, marking a significant milestone for the Church of England.

Published 2 weeks ago • Deutsche Welle English - Top • via dw.com

UN General Assembly Designates Transatlantic Slave Trade as Gravest Crime Against Humanity

The UN General Assembly has officially recognized the transatlantic African slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, despite opposition from several countries including the US and members of the EU.

T theguardian.com

Published 2 weeks ago • The Guardian - US • via theguardian.com

Trump's Rescheduled Visit to China

President Donald Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in May, following a delay caused by the ongoing war in Iran.

A aljazeera.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Al Jazeera (EN) - All • via aljazeera.com

Migrants March in Southern Mexico to Protest Immigration Restrictions

Migrants in southern Mexico have organized a march to protest immigration restrictions and delays in processing their paperwork.

Wed, Mar 25

8 briefs

Published 2 weeks ago • BBC News - Top Stories • via bbc.com

UK Forces Authorized to Board Russian Oil Tankers

The UK armed forces have received authorization to board Russian oil tankers in British waters as part of a strategy to combat Moscow's sanction-evading activities.

T theguardian.com

Published 2 weeks ago • The Guardian - US • via theguardian.com

US Military Strikes Alleged Drug Vessel in Caribbean

The US military has conducted another strike on a vessel in the Caribbean, resulting in the deaths of four individuals, as part of an ongoing campaign against alleged drug traffickers.

W washingtonpost.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Washington Post - Politics • via washingtonpost.com

DOJ Settles with Michael Flynn Over Malicious Prosecution Claims

The Justice Department has agreed to a financial settlement with Michael Flynn, a former adviser to Donald Trump, regarding his claims of wrongful prosecution.

T theguardian.com

Published 2 weeks ago • The Guardian - World • via theguardian.com

Air Canada CEO Criticized for English-Only Condolence Message

Air Canada’s CEO faces backlash for posting an English-only condolence message following a fatal crash at LaGuardia Airport, which has reignited discussions on linguistic rights in Canada.

Published 2 weeks ago • DW - Top Stories • via dw.com

Profile of Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf is a prominent Iranian politician with significant military ties and a controversial reputation.

Published 2 weeks ago • Deutsche Welle English - Top • via dw.com

Profile of Mohammad Ghalibaf: An Influential Iranian Politician

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf is a prominent figure in Iranian politics, known for his military connections and controversial past.

T theguardian.com

Published 2 weeks ago • The Guardian - World • via theguardian.com

Inquiry into Nottingham Attack Raises Questions About Testing Protocols

An inquiry into the Nottingham attack that resulted in the deaths of two university students has revealed that while the victims were tested for drugs and alcohol, their attacker was not.

A aljazeera.com

Published 2 weeks ago • Al Jazeera (EN) - All • via aljazeera.com

US jury finds Meta, Alphabet liable in landmark social media addiction case

A California jury awarded the plaintiff $3m in damages in the case A California jury found ⁠Alphabet’s Google and Meta liable for $3m in damages in a landmark social media addiction lawsuit that accused the companies of being legally responsible for the addictive design of their platforms. A California jury has declared that social media giants Meta and YouTube were liable for harming a young woman by designing their platforms to be addictive.

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