At least 11 people were killed, including nine security forces personnel and two civilians, and 21 others were injured after a convoy of buses was attacked in Noshki on the national highway in Balochistan province of Pakistan on Sunday.  Watch this report for more updates!

Suicide bomb attack in Balochistan: 9 security forces personnel among 11 killed

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed Israel's hostage negotiating team to prepare for further talks in Doha to discuss a bridge ceasefire proposal suggested by U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff. The Witkoff proposal calls for an extension of the first phase of talks to meet April if Hamas immediately releases 11 living hostages in Gaza in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.

Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu to hold talks; Hamas says Gaza talks have failed

In a race that could redefine global power dynamics for centuries to come, Beijing has just taken a commanding lead. Chinese scientists have created temperatures six times hotter than the core of our actual Sun, potentially unlocking unlimited clean energy, while Western competitors fall behind. Here's a report.

Nuclear fusion milestone: 'Artificial sun' reaches 100 million degrees for 1,000 seconds

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is in India on a five-day visit. This is the first visit by a New Zealand Prime Minister to India in nine years. The New Zealand Prime Minister is set to meet India's External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar. On the second day of his visit, the Prime Minister will visit the Gandhi Memorial at Raj Ghat, followed by meetings with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Droupadi Murmu. The bilateral meeting will see both countries exchange various memorandums at the Hyderabad House. Watch in for more details!

New Zealand PM In India: Piyush Goyal & Todd Mcclay Announce India-NZ FTA Talks

Australian sprint sensation Gout Gout is making headlines again, and you know what that means—another record broken. The 17-year-old has now clocked the fastest 200-meter time in the world this year.

Australian sprint sensation Gout Gout clocks world-leading 200m time

Amid the fighting in Kursk, ceasefire negotiations have gained pace. U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff says President Donald Trump is set to hold talks with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, even as Washington presses for Moscow to accept a ceasefire in the Ukraine war. Watch in for more details!

Breaking | Trump & Putin to discuss Ukraine ceasefire deal: US envoy

A rare sight has returned to California's Lake Berryessa for the first time since 2019. The famous Glory Hole Spillway is in full flow. This massive circular drain at Monticello Dam funnels excess water into Putah Creek when the lake level rises about 440 feet. Located just east of Napa Valley, Lake Berryessa is a crucial reservoir providing water for about 500,000 people and supporting agriculture in Solano County. It is also a popular spot for boating, fishing, and camping. The spillway, 72 feet wide, is a design necessity built in 1957 because the narrow valley couldn't support a traditional channel. Watch in for more details!

Northern California's famed 'Glory Hole': Lake Berryessa's massive spillway returns

At least 31 Killed in U.S. strikes on Yemen ordered and overseen by President Donald Trump. The large-scale military strikes by US Central command on March 15 targetted Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis over the group's attacks against Red Sea shipping. 
This is the start of a campaign expected to last many days. A post on The White House’s X account showed photographs of Trump as well as Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Advisor Michael Waltz monitoring the action against the Houthis to “defend U.S. shipping assets and deter terrorists threats.”
Trump also warned Iran, the Houthis' main backer, that it needed to halt support for the group immediately. Watch in for more details!

US Strikes Yemen: US Central Command Strikes Against 'Iran-Backed Houthis'

India, New Zealand announce resumption of free trade agreement talks

At least 11 people were killed, including nine security forces personnel and two civilians, and 21 others were injured after a convoy of buses was attacked in Noshki on the national highway in Balochistan province of Pakistan on Sunday. Watch this report for more updates!

Suicide bomb attack in Balochistan: 2 BLA militants killed in op by Pak forces

Syrians in Aleppo and Damascus rallied to celebrate the 14th anniversary of the Syrian Uprising. People gathered in the main squares of the two cities, where they held Syrian flags, danced, and watched firework displays. Take a look.

Syrians celebrate uprising anniversary in Damascus: Syrian army helicopters drop roses on people

India's Election Commission has called for a high-level meeting to address discrepancies in voter ID numbers. Chief Election Commissioner Ganesh Kumar has called for detailed discussions on the matter with the Union Home Ministry, Law Ministry, and the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). The measures will focus on how to link Aadhaar, the Indian citizen's unique identity number, with the voter ID card.

India: Chief Election Commissioner calls top officials' meeting over linking Aadhaar, voter ID

At least eight people were confirmed dead in a pileup involving more than 70 vehicles on an interstate highway in America's Sherman County, Kansas. The deadly crash was caused by a severe dust storm that reduced visibility, leading to multiple crashes. Take a look at these images.

Kansas dust storm: Dust storm causes a devastating pileup on the highway

The upcoming week is a major one for global markets-- will the Federal Reserve hold steady or make a move on interest rates?

Market cues to watch this week: Fed's policy

Thousands of protesters, mostly students, gathered in Serbia's capital on Friday ahead of a planned weekend of large-scale anti-government demonstrations, with many traveling hundreds of miles on foot or by bike. President Aleksandar Vucic stated he had urged the police to exercise restraint but to arrest anyone causing trouble. "The state... will do everything to maintain peace. Those who threaten peace will be detained," he said during a news conference. The protests are expected to be the largest in decades. The nearly daily student protests, which began in December, were sparked by the deaths of 15 people when a roof collapsed at a railway station in Novi Sad on November 1, a tragedy that opponents attribute to corruption under Vucic's leadership. Watch in for more details!

Serbian protests: Demonstrators accuse President Vucic's government of corruption

The Bangladesh government has revoked the passport of its diplomat Muhammad Harun Al Rashid within hours of him criticising the unelected interim government in a Facebook post. Rashid was the former envoy of Bangladesh to Morocco. The envoy resigned on February 27th and later shifted to Canada from Morocco without the approval of Bangladesh's Foreign Ministry. The former envoy told WION's assistant editor for foreign affairs, Sidhant Sibbal, the reason for his allegations against Muhammad Yunus on Facebook.

Ex-envoy Rashid tells WION why Yunus government targeted him | Exclusive Interview

At least 51 people were killed and more than 100 were injured when a fire broke out in a nightclub in the northern Macedonian town of Kocani. Authorities reported that the fire was caused by pyrotechnic devices used during a concert, which quickly spread throughout the building. Watch in for more details!

North Macedonia club fire: 51 dead and more than 100 injured in nightclub fire in Kocani town

A slew of pro-democracy protests in Nepal and the huge turnout to welcome former Nepal King Gyanendra Shah point at rising resonance of a call to restore the monarchy in the country. 13 governments and rampant power games over the last 17 years of federal democracy has caused disillusionment and disenchantment. Inside South Asia looks at shifts in government structures in Nepal down the decades.

Pro-monarchy winds blow in Nepal

Suicide bomb attack in Balochistan: Pakistan security forces launch counter operation

Alibaba has launched an updated version of its artificial intelligence assistant app, now powered by its flagship Qwen AI reasoning model. This move marks a significant step in the global race to develop next-generation AI technologies.

Alibaba takes leap in race for AI dominance

Another attack on the Pakistan army. BLA claimed responsibility and stated that 9 security personnel were among 11 killed in the operation against the Pakistan army. Watch this report for more updates!

Breaking: Pakistan: 9 security personnel among 11 killed in Balochistan attack

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is set to arrive in India for his first official visit. Over the five-day trip, he will meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Droupadi Murmu, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties. Watch this report for more updates!

New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon begins five-day visit to India

A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's attempt to use an 18th-century wartime law to expedite deportations, including members of the Tren de Aragua gang. The ruling is a major legal setback for Trump's immigration crackdown as legal battles continue over his policies.

Judge blocks Trump's use of 18th century law for deportations

The US has launched powerful airstrikes targeting Houthi positions in Yemen. President Donald Trump has vowed to "rain hell" on the group, warning Iran to halt its support. The military action comes amid escalating tensions in the region, with reports of multiple casualties.

US airstrikes in Yemen: at least 19 killed in airstrikes in Sanaa

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