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President Vladimir Putin of Russia did not outright reject U.S. President Trump’s ceasefire plan for Ukraine but is not ready to sign it.

US-led ceasefire in Ukraine ‘gives nothing’ to Russia, won’t sign deal

U.S. Treasury sanctions Foxtrot Network, Swedish gang linked to Iran, for drug trafficking and violent attacks on Israeli and Jewish targets.

Swedish crime ring sanctioned by US for Iran-backed violence

Mexican authorities confirmed the discovery of mass graves, hundreds of personal belongings and secret crematoriums on a ranch in Mexico.

Mexican cartel may be operating mass extermination center

South Korean air force pilots charged with negligence after mistakenly bombing civilian village during training exercise near North Korea.

South Korea charges air force pilots after accidental village bombing

The U.S. government will now require Canadian visitors staying in the country for more than 30 days to register with immigration authorities, a mandate that had previously been unenforced for those entering through land borders. Canadians aged 14 and older must also undergo fingerprinting as part of the process, according to a rule published in the Federal Register.

Trump admin starts registry for some Canadian visitors to the US

Government shutdown looms as Senate Dems decide on budget bill

The Toronto Police removed a podcast episode after remarks about reversions to Islam following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel.

Toronto police remove podcast after comments by Muslim liaison officers

Officials arrested a cargo ship captain for gross negligence manslaughter after the ship collided with a US oil tanker in the North Sea.

Cargo ship captain arrested after fiery North Sea tanker crash

Greenland’s political landscape shifted dramatically following parliamentary elections on Tuesday, March 11, as the center-right Demokraatit Party secured an unexpected victory. The pro-business party, which supports a gradual approach to independence from Denmark, unseated the left-wing Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA) party, which had governed for years.

Greenland’s opposition party wins election amid political shift

With President Donald Trump's increased tariffs now in effect, the European Union retaliates with its own tariffs.

European Union hits back after US’ 25% tariffs take effect

Ukraine has accepted a 30-day ceasefire offer from the Trump administration, with hopes for Russia's agreement.

Ukraine accepts ceasefire plan by Trump Administration

Baloch separatists hijack Pakistani train, taking 180 hostages, sparking concerns over U.S., Chinese interests in mineral-rich Balochistan.

Baloch separatists hijack train in Pakistan, take 180 hostages

President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff is reportedly traveling to Moscow this week to meet Vladimir Putin.

Trump envoy to meet Putin in Moscow over potential ceasefire in Ukraine

Trump reacted to Canada's 25% electricity surcharge by doubling tariffs on steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%, taking effect Wednesday.

Ontario suspends electricity surcharge after Trump doubles Canada tariffs

Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte was arrested Tuesday, March 11, in Manila under a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Authorities detained Duterte, 79, at the airport upon his return from Hong Kong. The warrant stems from the ICC’s ongoing investigation into his administration’s war on drugs, which led to thousands of extrajudicial killings.

Ex-Philippine president arrested for alleged crimes against humanity

Ukraine launched its largest cross-border drone attack since Russia's 2022 full-scale invasion, striking multiple regions, including Moscow. Russia reported intercepting 337 Ukrainian drones overnight, with 91 downed over the capital alone. Moscow’s mayor described the attack as “massive,” with explosions heard across the city and air defenses firing through the night.

Russia hit by ‘massive’ drone attack ahead of US-Ukraine peace talks

House to vote on GOP spending bill, aims to prevent government shutdown

ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan faces allegations of pressuring an accuser to recant sexual harassment claims, which he has denied.

Trump-sanctioned ICC prosecutor pressed assault victim to recant: Report

A cargo ship and tanker collided in the North Sea off of the coast of England on Monday, sparking an explosion and fire on both ships.

Massive fire after cargo ship collides with tanker full of US military jet fuel

President Donald Trump said a TikTok sale may be in the works, adding that four groups are interested in acquiring the social media giant.

Trump hints at TikTok sale as deadline approaches, multiple buyers interested

China, Russia, and Iran conduct joint naval drills in the Gulf of Oman, bolstering cooperation and regional security ties amid global shifts.

China, Russia and Iran show off naval abilities with joint drills in Gulf of Oman

Russia escalates Kursk battle with advanced drones, threatening Ukraine's gains, while Kyiv dominates drone warfare in Donetsk.

Russian drones are rewriting the battle for Kursk, Ukraine’s grip weakens

Missouri won a $24 billion lawsuit against China over the hoarding of personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Missouri wins $24 billion lawsuit against Beijing over hoarding of PPE

The U.S. is the world's largest weapons exporter, increasing its dominance year over year, but there are concerns that title could change.

US increased its global weapons exports, but will its dominance continue?

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