Israel said it killed IRGC naval commander Alireza Tangsiri in a strike near Bandar Abbas by the Strait of Hormuz, a move that could heighten regional tensions and affect maritime security.
A 15-year-old volunteer paramedic and a colleague were killed in an Israeli strike in Lebanon, raising concerns about the safety of medical responders and protections for children in conflict zones.
Al Jazeera released video showing damage in multiple Israeli cities after reported Iranian attacks, underscoring risks of escalation amid long-standing Iran–Israel tensions.
Foro Mujer 2026 gathered prominent women leaders in Panama to discuss leadership, purpose-driven innovation and the cultural legacy needed to expand female influence across sectors.
Al Jazeera reports Russian authorities imposed data blackouts during Ukrainian drone strikes, leaving many residents without mobile data and complicating emergency response and reporting.
CAF has stripped Senegal of its AFCON title and awarded it to Morocco. Senegal’s lawyers called the decision a “robbery” and said it “openly violates the laws of the game,” pledging to fight the ruling.
WTO director-general Ngozi Okonjo‑Iweala warned that world trade is facing its worst disruptions in 80 years. For Panama — a major shipping and logistics hub — such disruptions could affect canal transits, ports and trade-related services.
Europe is preparing for tighter energy supplies and higher prices as the Iran conflict continues, with possible knock-on effects for households, industry and global trade.
GCC Secretary-General Jasem al-Budaiwi alleges Iran is charging fees for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about shipping costs, insurance and regional tensions.
Despite an Iran-related fuel-price surge after US and Israeli strikes on Feb. 28, Donald Trump remains popular in the Philippines while public anger targets President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. over rising costs.
Work on the Transístmica expansion in Villa Zaita has entered its final phase, with cleaning, joint sealing, signage preparation and green-area installation ahead of a late-April finish, TVN 2 reports.
An Al Jazeera opinion by a Palestinian writer expresses solidarity with Iranians and argues Western promises of freedom are hollow, attributing motives to imperial control.
Malaysia’s prime minister said Iran has agreed to allow Malaysian ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz and that Kuala Lumpur is arranging the release of tankers and crews.
DC Life Magazine has highlighted a secluded beachfront jungle location in Panama, drawing attention to the country’s coastal-rainforest appeal and raising both tourism opportunities and conservation considerations.
Kim Jong Un and Alexander Lukashenko met in Pyongyang, signed a friendship treaty declaring a “new stage” in ties, and Kim condemned Western pressure on Belarus amid broader alignment with Russia.
Eight years after a career-changing Taekwondo injury, Hong Kong’s Coco Tsoi will make her overseas debut at the Glico Paragolf Championship in Japan, marking a major step in her adaptive-sport comeback.
A La Prensa opinion column argues that advances in 3D printing and artificial intelligence—cited through Kurzweil’s forecasts—offer reason for optimism, with potential gains in manufacturing and medicine.
The China Computer Federation urged researchers to boycott a major US AI conference after organisers barred submissions from US-sanctioned institutions, including Huawei, deepening US-China tensions over AI research.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he can envisage a future trade agreement with China, signaling a softening in Europe’s stance as transatlantic tensions reshape policy.
A jury has recommended Google and Meta pay $6 million in damages in a landmark social media addiction lawsuit, increasing legal pressure on major tech platforms.