Kosovo president dissolves parliament after failed presidential vote
Vjosa Osmani called for a rapid snap election after lawmakers failed to elect a successor, while Vetëvendosje challenged the dissolution as unconstitutional.
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Tony Gonzales drops re-election bid after affair admission and ethics probe
The Texas Republican withdrew after admitting a relationship with a staff member who died by suicide, as House leaders and ethics investigators closed in.
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Trump removes Kristi Noem from Homeland Security and taps Markwayne Mullin for the job
The move comes after a turbulent stretch for DHS, with lawsuits, congressional clashes and scrutiny over Noem’s leadership all building at once.
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Nepal votes peacefully in first national election since youth-led uprising
Turnout was about 60 percent as voters chose lawmakers in a contest that will shape how the country responds to corruption, accountability and the demands of the Gen Z protests.
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Kosovo parliament fails to elect president after quorum collapses
The Assembly was forced to suspend the presidential vote when only 66 deputies were present, leaving the process stalled and opening the door to new elections.
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Taiwan indicts 62 over alleged Prince Group scam network links
Taiwanese prosecutors indicted 62 people, including Chen Zhi, and charged 13 companies over alleged links to the Cambodia-based Prince Group and its money-laundering network.
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Ottawa anti-war protesters rally outside defence conference as spending debate deepens
Around 100 protesters gathered near the Château Laurier while counterprotesters backed regime change in Iran.
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Marine veteran is removed from Senate hearing after anti-war protest
Brian C. McGinnis was arrested after disrupting a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, and Tim Sheehy’s physical role in the removal drew scrutiny.
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Two men on trial in London accused of spying on Hong Kong diaspora
Prosecutors say the defendants ran “shadow policing” operations in Britain and gathered information on pro-democracy figures and lawmakers.
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Brazil Supreme Court orders arrest of former Banco Master head Daniel Vorcaro
Brazil’s top court has ordered the detention of Daniel Vorcaro as police widen a probe into alleged fraud, money laundering and threats tied to Banco Master.
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Japan court upholds order to dissolve Unification Church
The Tokyo High Court upheld a dissolution order against the Unification Church, leaving a final appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Senate Republicans vote down legislation to halt Iran war in Congress’ first vote on the conflict
Reporting dated 2026-03-04 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
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Cuba charges six after deadly speedboat shootout near its coast
Prosecutors accuse the six survivors of terrorism after a coast guard interception that left four people dead and six wounded.
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Trinidad and Tobago declares state of emergency as murder toll climbs
The government moved after a surge in violent crime and a fatal prison riot, extending emergency powers nationwide.
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Thousands rally in Des Moines against U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran
On March 2, 2026, more than 100 protesters gathered at the Iowa Capitol as anti-war demonstrations spread across Des Moines.
Read report »Phoenix sees dueling protests over U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran
Anti-war demonstrators and counter-protesters gathered at the Arizona State Capitol on 2026-03-02.
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Rajasthan hotel shooting leaves owner dead and three critically hurt
A newly opened hotel in Churu became the scene of a fatal late-night shooting on the event date, with police linking the attack to a rivalry tied to the local liquor trade and detaining three suspects.
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Left parties stage protest, condemn U.S.-Israel attack on Iran
Left-wing parties in Vijayawada held a protest against the U.S.-Israel attacks on Iran, according to The Hindu.
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Seoul anti-war activists rally at U.S. Embassy on March 1 holiday
Progressive groups protested the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran while conservatives staged a separate rally elsewhere in central Seoul.
Read report »At least 22 killed in Pakistan after protesters try to storm US Consulate
Violent demonstrations tied to outrage over Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s killing spread across Pakistan on the event date, leaving at least 22 dead as protesters targeted the U.S. Consulate in Karachi and other international sites.
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Detroit groups plan protests after U.S. strikes on Iran
Organizers in Detroit and at Wayne State University moved quickly to stage demonstrations after the U.S. attacks on Iran.
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Cuba arrests ten Panamanians over alleged anti-government signs in Havana
The interior ministry says the men were paid to make “subversive” signs, while Cuba framed the case as part of a wider security alert.
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Protesters rally across US after strikes on Iran that killed Khamenei
Reporting dated 2026-02-28 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
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Israel’s Supreme Court freezes ban on 37 foreign aid groups operating in Gaza and the West Bank
Israel’s top court has paused a government ban on dozens of foreign NGOs, allowing them to continue working while judges consider the legality of the move.
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