Unification Church loses Japan appeal against dissolution

Nepal readies for pivotal post-uprising vote

Britain halts student visas for four countries

Israel targets Tehran as Iran presses attacks across the region

Lebanon reports broad Israeli strikes hitting hotel, residential building

US says 2,000 targets hit as Iran retaliates across Gulf

Germany's Merz meets Trump for talks eclipsed by Iran war

Donald Trump hosted German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Tuesday for the US president's first meeting with a foreign leader since joining Israel in strikes on Iran that have dragged the Middle East into war.

Israel detains CNN Türk crew during broadcast

Israeli security forces on March 3 detained two Turkish journalists during in a live broadcast by Turkish private TV channel CNN Türk.

Rubio says Israel's strike plan triggered US attack on Iran

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said that planned Israeli operations against Iran, which could have provoked retaliatory attacks on the U.S. forces, led the United States to carry out its strikes on Tehran.

Israel hacked Tehran’s traffic cameras to track Khamenei: Report

Israel infiltrated Tehran’s traffic camera network to monitor the daily movements of senior Iranian officials ahead of an operation that resulted in the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Financial Times has reported.

Israel orders troops to seize new positions in Lebanon

Israel on Tuesday ordered the military to take control of more positions in Lebanon, where the army pulled back some of its forces after Hezbollah attacked Israeli bases in support of its backer, Iran.

Sudan says drone attacks ‘came from Ethiopia’

Drone attacks "from inside Ethiopian territory" targeted sites in Sudan in February and March, the Foreign Ministry of the army-aligned government in Khartoum said on March 3.

China votes to oust three generals from political advisory body

China's top political advisory body has voted to remove three generals, state media said, a week after nine military officials were ousted from its legislature.

EU asylum applications down but Iran concerns mount

Asylum applications to the EU dropped by almost 20 percent in 2025, the bloc's asylum agency said on Tuesday, warning however that a crisis in Iran could result in refugee movements of "unprecedented magnitude."

Clinton, under oath, says had no knowledge of Epstein crimes

Former U.S. president Bill Clinton said in sworn testimony released on March 2 by a U.S. congressional committee that he had no knowledge of the sex crimes of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Iran Red Crescent says 787 killed so far since war began

The Iranian Red Crescent said Tuesday that more than 780 people have been killed nationwide since the United States and Israel started striking Iran.

Iran targets Mideast energy industry and US missions

Drones hit the U.S. embassy in Riyadh and more explosions rang out in Gulf cities Tuesday as Iran hit back at industrial and diplomatic targets across the Middle East and governments sought to evacuate their nationals from the region.

War sparks US-UK rift as Trump says ties 'not like it used to be'

U.S. President Donald Trump said the historical relationship between his country and Britain was "not like it used to be", in an interview to British daily newspaper The Sun, amid a major transatlantic fall out over U.S.-Israeli strikes against Iran.