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Balochistan is witnessing a surge in insurgent attacks, putting Pakistan on edge. The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) hijacked a passenger train on March 11, killing 26 hostages. Days later, a Pakistan Army convoy was ambushed, leaving 11 soldiers dead. As security is tightened, the government insists no grand operation is needed, while opposition leaders plan protests against the administration.

Israel resumed the war in Gaza with a series of massive airstrikes against what it described as Hamas targets. More than 400 Palestinians were killed in the airstrikes, as per the Gaza officials.

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discuss a potential 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine. Watch this report for more details!

World: Family members of those who were killed while being hostage in Gaza open up outside the Knesset, calling for a return to hostage negotiations.

Bangladesh has rebuked Washington's intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard, saying her comments were "not based on any evidence or specific allegations". Watch this report for more details!

German lawmakers will vote Tuesday on a massive spending boost for defence and infrastructure proposed by chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz. Watch in for more details!

The White House is facing legal trouble after deporting over 250 Venezuelans despite a judge’s order to halt the flights on March 15. The administration argues that the planes were already in international airspace when the ruling was received. The court’s decision has sparked a legal standoff between the US judiciary and the White House, raising questions about executive authority and immigration policies.

Senegal emerged as the overall winner at the 13th ECOWAS traditional wrestling tournament held on March 8, showcasing a variety of wrestling techniques from across West Africa under a newly implemented unified code.

A small factory in Bukavu, Eastern Congo, is making nutritional 'Masoso' biscuits as part of a local effort to combat malnutrition made worse by recent conflict and looting.

Sports: The Japanese baseball superstar delivered two important hits as the World Series champion Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1 in front of over 40,000 fans at the Tokyo Dome

World: Judge James Boasberg came into the spotlight after granting an emergency restraining order that blocked the Trump from invoking a 1798 law to deport Venezuelan nationals.

Faced with the devastating impacts of climate change, including prolonged droughts, some pastoralist Maasai women are turning to cricket farming as a sustainable alternative for nutrition and income.

South Sudan is slipping toward renewed conflict and political upheaval. On 4 March, a Nuer militia with ties to Riek Machar, a former rebel leader who is now first vice president, captured an army base in Nasir, a major town on the south Sudan-Ethiopia border.

The Trump administration’s decision to expel the South African ambassador is its latest move against a country it has singled out for sanctions and accused of being anti-white and anti-American.

Exclusive: WION reports from Quetta where Jaffar Express came under attack

Cricket, Sports: Kohli emphasised the importance of a strong support system, saying that no player wants to 'sit alone and sulk' after a poor performance

World: The four-page Il Foglio AI has been wrapped into the newspaper's slim broadsheet edition and is available on newsstands and online from Tuesday (March 18).

Entertainment | Hollywood: After Daredevil: Born Again's acclaim, actor Mike Colter, who portrayed Luke Cage, talks about his interest in becoming part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Science & Technology | Trending | World: Williams coordinated with Boston Athletic Association to register as an official participant, making her one of most unique runners in marathon history