An EIN Presswire release claims U.S. moves aim to “restore control” of the Panama Canal and to counter Chinese influence, raising geopolitical and sovereignty questions for Panama.
After two serious knee injuries and being passed over by the previous manager, Kitchee left-back Jordan Lam has forced his way back into Hong Kong’s squad and is targeting his second cap in India next week.
Footage released by the White House shows Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi giggling at a portrait of Donald Trump placed where Joe Biden’s portrait typically stands, drawing accusations of diplomatic sycophancy during recent summit talks.
Engineers at X-Humanoid’s Beijing lab ran humanoid robots through an eight-hour endurance trial of walking, running and dancing to evaluate coordination, agility and motor control.
Drone footage from Al Jazeera shows extensive damage to a multi-storey residential building in Tel Aviv after a wave of Iranian attacks, highlighting risks to civilians and potential regional escalation.
The King’s Warden, a Lunar New Year period drama, has drawn nearly 15 million viewers, providing a major box-office boost to South Korea’s film industry after a weak 2025.
England will keep Brendon McCullum as all-format head coach, with Ben Stokes and Rob Key also retained, despite a heavy Ashes loss and a T20 World Cup exit.
Hong Kong has introduced provisions allowing police to demand phone and computer passwords and seize items deemed “seditious” without prior judicial authorisation, expanding enforcement powers over digital devices.
Israel has stepped up attacks across Lebanon, killing two people in Beirut and displacing over one million residents, deepening a humanitarian crisis and raising regional tensions.
PLA Daily criticised Japan’s planned deployment of upgraded Type-12 missiles to Camp Kengun, calling the configuration a “kill network” capable of reaching China’s coastal cities, underscoring rising regional tensions.
Video posted on March 24 shows the aftermath of a deadly airstrike on a Popular Mobilisation Forces headquarters in Iraq’s Anbar province. Responsibility for the strike has not been reported.
Al Jazeera reported from the scene of an attack on a residential area in Tehran on March 24, 2026; the broadcaster provided on-the-ground coverage though initial details were limited.
Olympic champion Chen Meng says she will continue competing when events suit her and will mentor younger players, while Fan Zhendong has extended his spell in Germany, keeping Chinese stars active abroad.
Trump’s shift from trade disputes to an energy confrontation with Iran has put the Strait of Hormuz—and the 20% of global crude that passes through it—at the center of rising costs and market risk.
ESPN reports Panama will face South Africa as the FIFA World Cup approaches; the match offers Panama a useful test as teams finalize preparations.
ESPN reports that South Africa fielded a new-look Bafana Bafana side in a match against Panama as both teams use internationals to prepare for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
Huge explosions were heard in Tehran and other cities as Iran denied holding talks with the US to end the war, even as reports say US and Israeli strikes continue.
SAFA has scheduled two friendly matches against Panama after talks with Brazil did not lead to a fixture; coach Hugo Broos confirmed Panama will not play for free, highlighting financial terms as a factor.
Danes voted in an election that could give PM Mette Frederiksen a third term, with her stance against Donald Trump over Greenland overshadowing domestic cost-of-living concerns that have hurt her party.
Cathay Pacific extended suspensions of flights between Hong Kong and Middle East cities, including Dubai and Riyadh, through the end of May and will add more services to Europe next month.