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A 45-year-old man, Essa Suleiman, has appeared in court facing three attempted murder charges following a stabbing in Golders Green and another incident in Southwark. Two Jewish men were injured in the north London attack. Suleiman, who arrived in the UK as a child and is a British citizen, also faces a knife possession charge.

The UAE’s exit from OPEC signals a shift in global oil politics, weakening coordinated supply control. For India, heavily dependent on imports, it could mean more flexible deals ahead, but also greater exposure to price volatility driven by geopolitical tensions.

Helicopters have revolutionized military mobility, enabling swift troop deployment and extraction directly at targets. From early raids like Son Tay to modern operations against ISIS and the rescue of Osama Bin Laden, these versatile aircraft offer unparalleled flexibility. Despite their vulnerabilities, helicopters remain crucial for precise insertions and extractions, providing commanders with a unique tactical advantage.

US Navy secretary John Phelan has abruptly resigned, with Hung Cao stepping in as acting chief. This departure occurs amidst heightened regional tensions, including the Navy's blockade of Iranian ports and ongoing operations in critical waterways. Phelan's exit is the latest in a series of significant leadership changes within the Pentagon.

It hits Iran where it hurts most – its economy – and chokes off Iranian oil. It also helps White House evade US Congressional approval for Op Epic Fury. But, Iran could retaliate and spread the pain

Uganda's army chief, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has ignited a diplomatic firestorm by demanding $1 billion and Turkey's most beautiful woman as a wife, threatening to sever ties if his demands aren't met within 30 days. He also accused Ankara of profiting from somalia while Uganda shoulders the security burden. This follows similar controversial remarks made by the general in the past.

President Trump has appointed Vice President JD Vance as "Fraud Czar" to investigate fraud in federal benefit programs, particularly in Democrat-run states. This initiative aims to combat widespread theft of taxpayer money and could potentially balance the American budget. Raids have reportedly begun in Los Angeles as part of this effort.

Saudi Arabia has implemented new travel regulations, imposing significant fines and travel bans on citizens visiting restricted countries without official approval. These updated rules, under the Kingdom’s Travel Documents Law, aim to protect citizens from high-risk regions and ensure compliance with security, political, and health considerations.

Former President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy ICE agents to airports for security, demanding Democrats agree to fund airport safety. He specifically targeted immigrants from somalia, blaming them and Minnesota officials for issues in the state. This comes after a Homeland Security funding bill stalled in the Senate, with Democrats seeking immigration enforcement reforms following recent shootings.

The US has updated global travel advisories as tensions involving Iran heighten security risks worldwide. Several countries, including Iran, remain at the highest “Do Not Travel” level, while caution levels have risen across parts of the Middle East. Officials warn of threats ranging from detention to violence, urging Americans to stay vigilant and monitor conditions closely.

The wait for Eid al-Fitr is over as the crescent moon has been sighted, confirming Ramadan will conclude after 30 days for many. Most of the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, will celebrate on Friday, March 20, 2026. India and Pakistan await local sightings, potentially shifting their Eid to Saturday, March 21.

Africa is slowly tearing apart, a process that could lead to a massive land collision creating mountains taller than the Himalayas. This geological shift, driven by mantle convection, will reshape coastlines and alter global weather patterns over millions of years. The ongoing rift marks the initial irreversible step in a cycle of continental drift and eventual mountain building.

Young people, especially teenage girls in Western nations, are experiencing a significant well-being decline due to heavy social media use, according to the World Happiness Report 2026. Finland leads as the happiest country for the ninth year. While Nordic nations dominate, Costa Rica has surged. Concerns are rising over social media's impact on youth satisfaction.