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• March 14, 2023

  Poland May Hand MiG-29 Jet Fighters To Ukraine Within Weeks

  Poland’s prime minister says his government may hand its Soviet-made MiG-29 fighter jets over to Ukraine “within the next four to six weeks.”

• March 14, 2023

  Hungary To Delay Vote On NATO Membership For Sweden, Finland

  A long-delayed vote in Hungary's parliament on ratifying the NATO accession bids of Sweden and Finland will likely be postponed again following a proposal from a senior government official.

• March 14, 2023

  Pakistan's Ex-PM Khan Leads Rally, Ignores Arrest Warrants

  Former Prime Minister Imran Khan rallied thousands of supporters in eastern Pakistan on March 13 as courts in the capital, Islamabad, issued two more arrest warrants for him over his failure to appear before judges in graft and terrorism cases, officials said.

• March 14, 2023

  Russia Invited To Participate In Central Asian Soccer Event

  Russia has been invited to participate in the inaugural Central Asian Football Association Championships in June along with seven other national teams.

• March 12, 2023

  Three Migrants And Suspected Smuggler Injured In North Macedonia

  Three migrants and a suspected smuggler were seriously injured in North Macedonia when a car that police were pursuing overturned on March 12, authorities said.

• March 12, 2023

  Moldovan Police Say They Foiled Russian-Backed Unrest Plot

  Moldovan police said on March 12 that they had foiled a plot by groups of Russian-backed actors specially trained to cause mass unrest during a protest in the capital against the country’s new pro-Western government.

• March 12, 2023

  Russia's War In Ukraine Helps Oil Giant Saudi Aramco Post Historic $161 Billion Profit In 2022

  Oil giant Saudi Aramco has reported that profits surged to $161 billion last year off higher crude prices, a record result for an energy firm crucial to the country's economy.

• March 11, 2023

  Tractor-Trolley In Pakistan Falls Into Canal, Killing 10 On Way To Shrine

  A tractor-pulled trolley transporting villagers to a shrine fell into an irrigation canal in eastern Pakistan, killing at least 10 people, a rescue official said on March 11.

• March 10, 2023

  Russia Lists World Wildlife Fund, Others As 'Foreign Agents'

  Russia on March 10 added the World Wildlife Fund to its register of "foreign agents," along with a prominent Kremlin critic, a renowned economist, and a few others.

• March 07, 2023

  Pakistan's Former Prime Minister Imran Khan A No-Show In Court, Avoids Arrest

  Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan failed to appear before a court in Islamabad on March 7 to answer charges in a graft case against him.

• March 06, 2023

  Inflatable Tanks And Missiles: Czech Firm Makes Decoy Armaments

  The war in Ukraine has apparently created a surge in demand for inflatable fake armaments that can be deployed as decoys.

• March 06, 2023

  EU, U.S., Ukraine Bust International Cybercrime Gang

  German police on March 6 said they disrupted an international cybercrime gang that has been blackmailing large companies and institutions since at least 2010.

• March 06, 2023

  Pakistan Bans Media Broadcasts Of Ex-PM Imran Khan's Speeches

  Pakistan's media regulator banned media broadcasts of former Prime Minister Imran Khan's speeches as police arrived at one of his homes to deliver another court summons for the ousted premier.

• March 05, 2023

  National Athlete Dead In Shipwreck Left Pakistan To Help Disabled Son

  A Pakistani national soccer team player who died in a migrant shipwreck off of Italy's southern coast embarked on the voyage to find medical treatment for her disabled 3-year-old son, her sister and a friend said.

• March 05, 2023

  Estonia's Pro-Ukraine Prime Minister Kallas Wins Reelection

  The center-right Reform Party of Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, one of Europe’s most outspoken supporters of Ukraine, overwhelmingly won the Baltic country’s general election.

• March 03, 2023

  Amid Unrest In Moldova, French Soccer Club Advises Fans Not To Travel

  French soccer club Nice has advised its fans not to travel to Moldova for a European game next week amid unrest in the country, where authorities have alleged Russian-backed attempts to destabilize the government.

• March 02, 2023

  German Party Won't Punish Gerhard Schroeder For His Russia Links

  Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder won't be sanctioned by his political party because of his ties with Russian state-owned companies, local media reported on March 2.

• March 02, 2023

  Hungary Further Delays Vote On Sweden, Finland Joining NATO

  Hungary has further delayed a vote on ratifying Sweden and Finland's NATO accession bids, according to an updated schedule published on March 2 on the National Assembly's website.

• March 02, 2023

  Pakistan Frees Retired General Accused Of Inciting Violence

  A Pakistani court on March 2 released an anti-government retired army general after the man was arrested on charges of inciting the public and government employees against national institutions, his lawyer said.

• March 02, 2023

  British Navy Seizes Iran Missiles, Parts Likely Bound For Yemen

  The British Navy seized anti-tank missiles and fins for ballistic missile assemblies during a raid on a small boat heading from Iran likely to Yemen, U.K. and U.S. authorities said on March 2.

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