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20 March 2026, 08:15
President of Brazil Lula de Silva criticised the United States’ aggressive foreign policy under President Trump.
20 March 2026, 08:15
A small occupied West Bank community has buried four women killed in a hair salon during an Iranian missile attack.
20 March 2026, 08:15
Ilan Pappe, Israeli historian, says Israel’s unconstrained behavior is driven by a messianic aspiration for expansion.
20 March 2026, 08:15
Videos published by local Israeli platforms show Iranian missile fragments making impact in northern Israel.
20 March 2026, 08:15
Iran strikes Israeli oil refinery in northern city of Haifa as Tehran launches attacks on regional energy facilities.
20 March 2026, 08:15
The gold coin comes in addition to Trump's efforts to have his face stamped on a $1 coin, in violation of federal law.
20 March 2026, 08:15
Omar Oswaldo Torres, the leader of the Los Mayos faction of the Sinaloa criminal network, was detained in the raid.
20 March 2026, 08:15
The US Director of National ‌Intelligence says American and Israeli goals in the war on Iran are not the same.
20 March 2026, 08:15

BRUSSELS, Belgium, March 20 (IPS) - When German Chancellor Friedrich Merz opened the 62nd Munich Security Conference by declaring that the post-war rules-based order ‘no longer exists’, there was plenty of evidence to back his claim. Israel is committing genocide in Gaza in defiance of international law, Russia is four years into its illegal invasion of Ukraine, the last nuclear arms control treaty between Russia and the USA has just expired and the USA has withdrawn from 66 international bodies and commitments. Since the conference, Israel and the USA have launched another war on Iran, threatening to spark a broader regional conflict. Meanwhile the UN is undergoing a funding crisis, cutting staff and programmes, and civil society organisations that relied on US Agency for International Development funding are facing closure.

Read the full story, “International Tensions Spark New Nuclear Threat”, on globalissues.org

20 March 2026, 08:15

BANGKOK, Thailand, March 20 (IPS) - Across Asia, new initiatives are showing how satellite Earth observation data and AI-powered technologies can turn fragmented water-related data into actionable insights for managers and policymakers in line ministries and local governments.

Read the full story, “Geospatial Innovations Addressing Critical Water Data Gaps in Asia”, on globalissues.org