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European Union leaders are meeting to discuss security concerns amid uncertainty over U.S. commitments to Ukraine. The discussion follows statements by President Donald Trump questioning America’s role in European security, raising concerns among EU officials about long-term military support for Kyiv.

European leaders meet to boost defense as US pauses Ukraine aid

Trump delays tariffs on America’s top 3 automakers by 30 days

The Trump administration has reportedly ordered a partial halt to intelligence the U.S. shares with Ukraine to defend against the Russia.

US stops intelligence aid to Ukraine amid overnight Russian attacks

Armed men in Sudan are using rape as a tactic of war. The UN reported 221 cases since the start of 2024, including 1-year-old victims.

Sexual violence used as war tactic against Sudanese children: UNICEF

President Donald Trump is celebrating a deal by investment firm BlackRock to buy up significant holdings at the Panama Canal.

Trump praises BlackRock for $19 billion Panama Canal investment

President Donald Trump confirmed the capture of a terror suspect, accused of being involved with the 2021 attack on the Kabul airport.

President Trump announces arrest of Kabul airport bombing suspect

The U.S. State Department has redesignated the Houthi rebels as a "foreign terrorist organization" as announced on Tuesday.

US State Dept. reestablishes Houthis as ‘foreign terrorist organization’

25 Canadians are charged in connection to scam that cost American retirees $21 million over a three-year period, according to authorities.

25 Canadians stole $21 million in 3-year ‘grandparent scam’ from older Americans

President Donald Trump voiced appreciation for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during his joint congressional address.

Trump reads Zelenskyy’s letter saying Ukraine is ready for peace talks

Volodymyr Zelenskyy described his recent Oval Office meeting with President Donald Trump as "regrettable," saying it did not go as expected.

Trump, Zelenskyy prep to sign minerals deal before address to Congress: Report

Moderators for TikTok said it's being used for soliciting sexual services among teens and allowing users to connect with people online.

TikTok profits from sexual content by teens, sparks safety concerns: Report

Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly agreed to help moderate negotiations between President Trump and Iran over its nuclear program.

Putin says he will facilitate negotiations between Trump, Iran: Report

U.S. prepares to return nuclear weapons to U.K.'s RAF Lakenheath amid tensions, infrastructure upgrades suggest shift in nuclear posture.

A return to the Cold War? UK poised to house US nuclear weapons yet again

Israel introduced a new U.S. ceasefire plan in an effort to force Hamas to accept by imposing a siege on the Gaza Strip.

Israel proposes alternative plan for hostage deal with Hamas

Canada, China respond swiftly to new US tariffs

Trump expressed his frustration with Zelenskyy on Monday, March 3, indicating that the U.S. may soon lose patience with the Ukrainian leader.

Trump orders pause of US military aid to Ukraine amid frustration with Zelenskyy

President Donald Trump announced Monday on Truth Social that he's imposing tariffs on international agricultural products.

Trump to put tariffs on agricultural imports, tells farmers to ‘have fun’

Honda will reportedly manufacture its next generation Civic hybrid in Indiana, instead of Mexico, due to potential tariffs by President Trump.

Tariffs looming, 210,000 Honda Civic hybrids to be made annually in Indiana

Mexico is accusing US firearms manufacturers of aiding and abetting drug cartels and wants $10 billion in damages.

Mexico’s lawsuit against American gun makers heads to Supreme Court

Mixue, a Chinese company, has now surpassed McDonald's and Starbucks in fast-food locations with 45,000 stores across Asia and in Australia.

How Mixue surpassed McDonald’s and Starbucks in locations with unique model

At least 2 have been confirmed dead and dozens injured on Monday when a driver rammed into a crowd in Mannheim, Germany.

At least 2 dead, dozens injured as driver rams into crowd in German town

Israeli authorities are investigating a stabbing attack that left one man dead and four others wounded at a busy transit hub in Haifa. The attacker was identified as Yitro Shaheen, 20, from Shfaram, a Druze citizen of Israel. He was shot and killed by an armed security guard.

Violence in Haifa: 1 killed, 4 wounded in bus stabbing attack

Lithuanian adventurer Aurimas Mockus was rescued by the Royal Australian Navy on Monday, March 3, after spending nearly five months alone at sea attempting a solo, nonstop row across the Pacific Ocean. His journey ended when Tropical Cyclone Alfred forced him to call for help, leaving him stranded for three days in rough waters east of Australia.

Fierce storm ends Lithuanian rower’s dream of solo Pacific crossing

The Trump administration has paused U.S. offensive cyber operations against Russia as part of its efforts to reach a diplomatic settlement in Ukraine. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued the directive to U.S. Cyber Command in late February, instructing a halt to offensive cyber and information warfare operations targeting Russia.

US to halt offensive cyber operations against Russia: Reports

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