Spain suspends U.S. military flights over Iran, citing legal concerns
March 30, 2026
Spanish government restricts U.S. military flights over Iran, asserting sovereignty while maintaining NATO membership responsibilities.
Spanish government restricts U.S. military flights over Iran, asserting sovereignty while maintaining NATO membership responsibilities.
KP Sharma Oli, the former Prime Minister of Nepal, has been arrested over allegations of using excessive force to suppress protests last year that resulted in multiple deaths
First US-China presidential visit in nearly a decade rescheduled for May amid Middle East conflict.
President says repeated issues signal the need to uncover overlooked challenges in governance
The Parliament of North Korea has once again confirmed Kim Jong Un as President of the country
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has hinted that in the near future he may halt military strikes being carried out by US forces against Iran, starting from February 28, 2026
Vice President of Seychelles, Sebastien Pillay, received Rwanda’s Minister of Public Service and Labour, Christine Nkulikiyinka, and they discussed ways to expand cooperation between the two countries in key sectors.
Denis Sassou Nguesso, aged 82, was elected to a fifth term as President of the Republic of the Congo with 94.82% of the vote.
Madagascar’s interim leadership is moving to strengthen cooperation with Russia following the military-led ouster of the previous government in October 2025.
Rwanda and Democratic Republic of the Congo have agreed to take concrete measures to implement the peace agreement they signed in Washington, D.C. last year.
