Iran warned it would “irreversibly” strike regional energy infrastructure if the US or Israel target power plants, a sharp escalation after Donald Trump said he would bomb electricity facilities.
TVN reports intermittent morning rains across Panama’s Caribbean provinces and comarcas this Sunday, while the Pacific coast is expected to remain partly cloudy.
Vietnam’s prime minister is in Russia to sign oil and gas cooperation agreements as Hanoi seeks to shore up fuel reserves amid supply disruptions from the Middle East war.
Kung Yau Cheung Mahjong, a Mong Kok shop that hand-carved mahjong tiles for 47 years, will close on March 28 after its landlord reclaimed the street-corner premises, owner Ko Yun-kan said.
An EIN Presswire report warns that organized theft is decimating cattle herds in Panama, costing the livestock sector millions and threatening rural livelihoods and supply chains.
Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller say Ryan Gosling asked for a scene partner while filming the US$200 million Project Hail Mary, as his character grapples with isolation in deep space.
A Hezbollah attack in northern Israel killed one person as fighting along the Israel-Lebanon border intensified and more Israeli troops moved into southern Lebanon amid tensions tied to operations against Iran.
Organized livestock theft in Panama is costing the cattle sector millions and threatening long-term sustainability, with stolen animals often slaughtered and sold as meat.
The UK has condemned what it calls an Iranian attack on the US-UK base on Diego Garcia; Iran denies launching the strikes. Conflicting statements raise regional security concerns.
A recent analysis places the Panama Canal among five critical maritime chokepoints, noting that drought-driven water shortages and geopolitical pressure have exposed operational vulnerabilities despite the canal’s modest share of global tonnage.
Video captured on 22 March 2026 appears to show an Iranian strike hitting a bridge in central Tel Aviv, startling pedestrians and drawing attention to a rare urban attack.
Conflict linked to Iran is disrupting trade through narrow sea lanes like the Strait of Hormuz, exposing global supply-chain vulnerabilities and reminding nations — including Panama — of the risks tied to chokepoints.
Two women climbed out of a window to flee a fire at the Yen Dack Building in North Point, Hong Kong, as thick smoke from a high-floor unit sent at least three people to hospital.
Al Jazeera says reopening the Strait of Hormuz if closed would likely require US ground forces, underlining the strategic and economic stakes of the vital Gulf shipping lane.
Iraqi officials say eight overnight drone and rocket strikes hit a US diplomatic and logistics centre at Baghdad International Airport, with several waves of activity and departures from the facility.
Music entrepreneur Jim Wong, 35, says he aims to own and play for Supreme FC as the club leads the First Division and seeks promotion to the Hong Kong Premier League; he scored in a recent 3-1 win.
Frankie Lor said he felt ‘what could have been’ after Numbers and Stormy Grove finished second and third in the fastest-ever BMW Hong Kong Derby, with Numbers setting a punishing pace under Derek Leung.
More than 1,200 musicians set a Guinness World Record in Hong Kong for the largest sheng reed ensemble during the International Sheng and Reeds Festival, marking a major cultural event at Kai Tak Sports Park.
Chinese social platforms are saturated with anti‑US sentiment and solidarity for Iran after Feb. 28 air strikes that reportedly killed Ayatollah Khamenei, highlighting how tightly controlled online spaces shape public debate.
Alibaba chairman Joe Tsai told the China Development Forum that China’s AI gains owe to a stronger power grid, open‑source models and an integrated manufacturing supply chain, warning that geopolitical tensions threaten supply chains and tech sharing.