Protesters gather outside White House after Trump pauses Iran strikes
Demonstrators outside the White House called for Donald Trump’s removal and accused him of war crimes after he said US strikes on Iran would be paused for two weeks.
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Search the reportDemonstrators outside the White House called for Donald Trump’s removal and accused him of war crimes after he said US strikes on Iran would be paused for two weeks.
Read report »Vietnam News says the new prime minister pledged loyalty to the fatherland, the people and the constitution, highlighting the formal language of top-level appointments in Hanoi.
Read report »South Sudan’s president removed the speaker of the transitional parliament and her deputy after his ruling party backed a vote accusing both of corruption and mismanagement.
Read report »Left-wing activists gathered at the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv to call for an end to the war with Iran as anti-war dissent widened.
Read report »Police arrested two demonstrators outside RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk after a large peace blockade formed at the base gate on the event date 2026-04-04.
Read report »Authorities in New Iberia said the crash that injured parade-goers does not appear intentional, but investigators are still assessing what happened.
Read report »Officials say each voter will receive three separate ballot papers as Maldivians cast local votes and a referendum ballot on April 4.
Read report »Kosovo’s speaker of parliament has taken over as acting president while lawmakers search for a new head of state after a failed election attempt.
Read report »Protests spread across Iraqi provinces after Muqtada al-Sadr called on supporters to reject the aggression and demand an end to war in the region.
Read report »Provisional counts indicate the government has lost mayoral seats in every city, while the MDP says voters rejected the referendum and backed it across council races.
Read report »Marco Rubio says the niece and grandniece of Qassem Soleimani were arrested after their lawful permanent resident status was terminated.
Read report »Authorities in Cuba started freeing inmates after announcing a pardon for 2,010 prisoners, in the second release wave in less than a month as Washington intensifies pressure on Havana.
Read report »The general who led the 2021 military takeover won 429 of 584 votes in a legislature dominated by the army and its political allies.
Read report »Cuba said it will pardon 2,010 prisoners and release them over coming months, including some women, younger inmates and older prisoners, on the event date 2026-04-02.
Read report »Dutch authorities on the event date 2026-04-02 displayed a recovered gold helmet from Romania that had been stolen in a 2025 museum heist.
Read report »Police in Uganda said a 34-year-old man killed four children at a nursery school in Kampala before being apprehended.
Read report »Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has asked Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George to retire immediately, alongside other personnel changes at the Pentagon.
Read report »BBC News reported that Donald Trump dismissed Pam Bondi as attorney general and installed Todd Blanche on an acting basis.
Read report »Cambodia extradited a China-born suspect to China on the event date 2026-04-01 as authorities linked him to a large online fraud and laundering network.
Read report »A Rio de Janeiro court annulled a multimillion-dollar fine against Neymar on the event date 2026-03-31 after finding flaws in the environmental case against him.
Read report »In an 8-1 ruling, the justices sided with a Christian counselor and said the state law unconstitutionally restricted speech.
Read report »Bahrain’s interior ministry said three men were arrested on the event date 2026-03-30 over allegations that they formed a Hezbollah-linked cell and prepared attacks inside the country.
Read report »Iran’s parliamentary security committee has approved a plan that would add fees for vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz and bar certain ships altogether, according to state media.
Read report »Israel’s parliament approved a bill that would require executions for Palestinians convicted of certain attacks that kill Israelis, escalating a long-running debate over punishment and deterrence.
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