India is responding to urgent fuel requests from Nepal, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. These nations face shortages due to Middle East supply disruptions. India, a major refiner, is assessing its domestic needs before deciding on exports. This situation highlights India's growing role as a regional energy partner.

Speaking on state television while ignoring the blast, Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejei said: 'Our people are not afraid of the bombing, we will continue along this route.'

All six service members aboard a US refueling aircraft that crashed in Iraq on Thursday have died. It brings the total American troops death toll in the Iranian conflict to 13.

RT has reported on at least 23 civilian deaths in Ukrainian strikes on Russia since the start of the US-Israeli war with Iran Read Full Article at RT.com

In a revelation that has deepened the mystery surrounding the controversial K128.7 billion purchase of the Amaryllis Hotel, former trustees of the Public Service Pensions Trust Fund have told Parliament that the board had already resolved not to buy the hotel—but the minutes documenting that decision have mysteriously disappeared. Appearing before the Public Accounts Committee […] The post Missing Minutes, Lingering Questions: Trustees Say Pension Fund Board Rejected Amaryllis Deal Before K128.7bn Purchase appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Tehran’s ambassador to New Delhi has confirmed access to the key oil chokepoint for Indian ships, citing longstanding ties Read Full Article at RT.com

EU nations must accommodate the wishes of transgender citizens in official documents, the bloc’s court of justice has decided Read Full Article at RT.com

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Colombia’s president has warned the US against empire-building in the region after the seizure of Venezuelan leader and threats against Cuba Read Full Article at RT.com

The attack on the Russian city of Bryansk, which involved French-British cruise missiles, killed at least eight people Read Full Article at RT.com

Flags have been flown at half-mast at ministry buildings in Reykjavík today in connection with the funeral of Davíð Oddsson, former prime minister, mayor of Reykjavík, governor of the Central Bank of Iceland, and editor of Morgunblaðið.

The KC-135 tanker was involved in an apparent accident with another KC-135. The other aircraft landed safely, officials said.

Iran's Ambassador to India indicated that Indian vessels could soon receive safe passage through regional maritime routes, emphasizing strong bilateral ties. This development comes amid escalating tensions in West Asia affecting shipping and energy supplies through the Strait of Hormuz. Discussions are also underway for Indian ships to transport energy resources.

As the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh approaches its centenary, it's prioritizing expanding its 'shakhas' and intensifying public outreach. The organization aims for broader social engagement, focusing on harmony and transformation. Extensive 'grihasampark' programs have already reached millions of homes nationwide, including diverse communities in Kerala, signaling a significant push for wider societal connection.

Home Secretary Govind Mohan urged law enforcement agencies to ensure prompt and coordinated responses to online crimes against women and children. He also called on IT intermediaries to adhere to legal provisions for a secure digital space. The national dialogue aims to strengthen mechanisms for preventing and responding to these evolving cyber threats.

Andrey Kelin noted the US was «playing a constructive role in this diplomatic effort»

According to experts, the goal for 2026 is to revive investment without reigniting inflation

The Belarusian president stressed that Ukraine and NATO should refrain from interfering in Belarusian affairs, lest Minsk be compelled to use the Oreshnik missile system

Tour operators at present note higher interest in new routes on inland waterways, which are difficult for implementation in particular because of the low water level in Moscow and Oka rivers, Nikolay Patrushev noted

The Organization reiterated «its deep concern regarding the protection of culture in the context of escalating hostilities in the Middle East and beyond»

A two-week long enforcement operation which ended on Friday (March 13) resulted in the arrest of 45 people for their suspected involvement in registering SIM cards for illicit purposes. The islandwide operation, which began on March 2, was carried out by officers from the police's Anti-Scam Command and the seven police land divisions, said the police in a statement on Friday. A total of 37 men and eight women, aged between 17 and 59, were arrested for their suspected involvement in providing registered postpaid SIM cards for money. Another 27 people, aged between 16 and 54, are also being investigated, said the police. Based on preliminary investigations, the police found that errant subscribers were offered cash rewards between $10 and $20 per registered SIM card. These subscribers were purportedly instructed to sign up and purchase SIM cards in bulk from different retailers, and they handed over between 30 and 83 registered SIM cards to the syndicate's courier. 

A 20-year-old man will be charged in court on Saturday (March 14) for allegedly setting three properties on fire between Tuesday and Thursday. AsiaOne reported on Thursday that preliminary investigations by the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) into the fires on March 10 and March 11 indicated that they were «deliberately started». The police also told AsiaOne that they commenced investigations into the fire cases. But amid ongoing investigations, the man struck again on Thursday, at 8 Sungei Kadut Crescent — approximately 300m to the south of the first fire.In response to AsiaOne's queries, SCDF said the blaze was extinguished by members of the public before firefighters arrived, adding that there were no reported injuries. The fire involved discarded items at the corner of a staircase area within the affected premises.

Foreign ministers from Southeast Asia met virtually on Friday (March 13) to discuss the widening conflict in the Middle East and its impact. The Philippines, this year's Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) chair, hosted the meeting as officials weigh impacts and responses to surging oil prices as well as disruptions to shipping, logistics, and trade flows across the region's export-reliant economies. In a statement to the media the same evening, Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said Dr Balakrishnan expressed support for the Philippines' efforts to forge a regional response. The ministry added that Singapore expressed its concern over the situation in the Middle East which has impacted the lives and safety of civilians, including many Asean nationals. "Minister Balakrishnan highlighted that a protracted conflict would have serious consequences for the world, including Asean. 

The US has “burned through years” of key munitions, including costly Tomahawk missiles, since starting its war against Iran, the FT has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a multibillion-dollar plan to increase the Canadian military presence in the Arctic Read Full Article at RT.com

Gulf states have reportedly lost billions as escalating tensions in the region cut off several US allies from the Strait of Hormuz Read Full Article at RT.com

Rescue teams from both the north and south sides of Holtavörðuheiði headed to the mountain pass this morning to free vehicles that became stuck there after last night’s severe weather and overnight storm.

Davíð Oddsson, editor of Morgunblaðið and former mayor of Reykjavík, prime minister, and governor of the Central Bank of Iceland, who passed away on March 1, will be laid to rest today.

Princess Beatrice still has an apartment in St James's Palace, despite her main home being in the Cotswolds. And Eugenie has Ivy Cottage, a three-bedroom property at Kensington Palace

He is reportedly in a coma at the Sina University Hospital in Tehran following an airstrike, according to a source in Tehran.