CCTV footage shows an Israeli soldier throwing a stun grenade into a shop during a night raid near Ramallah, raising concerns about civilian safety and business impacts.
Attacks on energy infrastructure in the Middle East, including sites tied to Qatar’s LNG exports, have pushed energy prices up and raised supply concerns for Asian importers.
Australia and the EU signed a trade deal creating a critical minerals partnership to reduce reliance on China’s dominant rare earths supply chains, a move EU chief Ursula von der Leyen called “crucial.”
Lebanon declared Iran’s ambassador persona non grata and summoned Tehran’s envoy, citing breaches of diplomatic protocol amid rising tensions linked to Israeli attacks.
The current global oil supply shortfall of about 20 million barrels per day is roughly four times larger than the 1973 embargo’s 4.5 million barrels per day, raising concerns about price spikes and economic fallout.
Former ICC prosecutor Geoffrey Nice says the US and Israel view holding powerful states to account as ‘unrealistic,’ calling international accountability “a thing of the past.”
Amazon said drone activity disrupted its AWS Bahrain cloud region, the second AWS outage this month tied to the Iran war, highlighting risks to regional cloud reliability.
Euroconsumers and Football Supporters Europe have filed legal action with the European Commission against FIFA over World Cup ticket prices, asking EU authorities to examine fan and consumer concerns.
Iran launched waves of missiles toward Israel, and Israel’s Magen David Adom said six people were lightly injured. The strikes raise concerns about regional escalation and economic ripple effects.
Iran denied any direct or indirect talks with the United States and called statements by Donald Trump a “bluff,” underscoring deep mistrust and complicating diplomatic prospects.
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.
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.
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.
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.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called for negotiations with Iran and an immediate end to hostilities, urging diplomacy to restore stability.
Eritrea returns to AFCON qualifying on Wednesday to face Eswatini, marking the nation’s first Africa Cup of Nations qualifier since 2008 and ending an 18-year absence.
Israeli analysts say they are confused after President Trump unexpectedly moved from threatened strikes against Iran to pursuing talks, signaling a rapid US policy shift.