The article presents an animated map tracking drone and missile attacks in the Middle East from February 28 to March 28, attributing strikes to Iran, Hezbollah, Israel, and the United States based on Acled data.

The article announces The Hindu's migration to a new commenting platform, outlining guidelines for user engagement and account management.

The article reports on political figures making allegations against leaders, including accusations of foreign influence and threats to a politician's safety.

The article discusses a scholarly debate over whether two 17th-century portraits attributed to Rembrandt are genuine or workshop copies.

Air China has resumed direct flights to North Korea after a six-year hiatus, coinciding with restored rail services. This development is framed as a significant step toward reopening North Korea, which had been isolated due to pandemic-era…

The article reports on China's pork market experiencing a supply glut due to industrial pig farming expansion, leading to record-low hog prices.

The article reports on Spain's decision to close its airspace to military use related to the Iran conflict, citing government opposition to the war. It mentions potential U.S.

The article discusses challenges in evaluating medical evidence, particularly for children, using examples like cross-sex hormones and antidepressants.

Palestine aIly Ireland under fire for allowing weapons transfers to Israel Since the Iraq War, Shannon Airport has served as a key transit hub for the US military.

The article reports on recent developments in India, including the arrest of a Lashkar-e-Taiba commander, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's resignation from the Legislative Council, and the WTO summit deadlock.

Eli Lilly and Insilico Medicine have announced a $2.75 billion partnership to develop AI-driven therapeutics. The collaboration combines Insilico's generative AI platform with Lilly's clinical expertise to accelerate drug discovery for…

Air China has restarted direct flights between Beijing and Pyongyang after a six-year hiatus, following the resumption of train services between the two countries.

The article details controversy surrounding Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger's dismissive remarks about Ukraine's drone industry, which sparked backlash from Ukrainian officials.

The article reports on a Palestinian refugee teaching traditional tatreez embroidery in Madrid, emphasizing efforts to preserve cultural heritage.

The article reports on a slow-moving protest by the Organisation of European Road Transport Operators (OTRE) in Paris, demanding government support due to rising fuel prices.

The article reports on China's growing sci-fi industry, citing a 15.7% revenue increase to 126.1 billion yuan in 2025 and a 203.3% surge in related search traffic.

The BBC confirmed that Scott Mills has left the organization following allegations regarding his personal conduct. The corporation stated it does not comment on individual matters but confirmed his departure.

A Russian oil tanker arrived in Cuba as part of Moscow's stated support for Havana. The article notes Cuba's ongoing energy crisis, which has caused blackouts and increased health risks for cancer patients.