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Plane carrying UK minister gets its GPS jammed as it flew near Russia

Western officials say Russia has significant electronic warfare capabilities based in Kaliningrad

US court denies ex-Trump White House official relief from jail sentence

Navarro has been ordered to report to a federal prison by March 19

Will back legislation to ban foreign ownership of British newspapers: UK

The development comes after numerous lawmakers from across the political divide urged for an explicit ban, rather than using a regulatory approach to ensure that publications don't parrot views

SpaceX's Starship successfully lifts off, but crashes before last stage

The ship has been lost. So no splashdown today, said SpaceX's Dan Huot. But again, it's incredible to see how much further we got this time around

Kim Jong Un drives new-type tank during drills, calls for efforts for war

North Korea's Defense Ministry earlier vowed to carry out responsible military activities in reaction to the ongoing South Korea-US military exercises in the South

Houthis may have hypersonic missile, raising stakes in Red Sea crisis

The report by the state-run RIA Novosti news agency cited an unnamed official but provided no evidence for the claim

Many countries bouncing back from Covid but poorest are not, says UN

But development in half of the world's poorest countries remains below 2019 pre-pandemic levels, the report said

Plan to install new leadership in Haiti crumbles after parties' rejection

The panel would be responsible for selecting an interim prime minister and a council of ministers that would attempt to chart a new path for the Caribbean country that has been overrun by gangs

Drama in Russia's poll all about what Putin will do with another term

Putin, in short, would head into a new term with few obvious restraints, and that could manifest itself quickly in major new actions

Judge to hear arguments on Trump's classified documents prosecution

Cannon has suggested in the past that she sees Trump's status as a former president as distinguishing him from others who have held onto classified records

Many countries bouncing back from Covid-19 but poorest are not: UN report

The growing inequalities are compounded by the concentration of economic wealth, the report said

US govt could end legal fight against planned expedition to Titanic

The US government filed an official legal challenge against that expedition, citing the law and pact with Britain

Ahead of anticipated offensive, Israel to direct Palestinians out of Rafah

Rafah has swelled in size in the last months as Palestinians in Gaza have fled fighting in nearly every other corner of the territory. The town is covered in tents

Robert F Kennedy Jr to announce VP running mate on March 26 in California

Kennedy is a lawyer and environmental activist who has found a loyal following among people who believe vaccines are harmful

US passes bill that would lead to TikTok ban if Chinese owner doesn't sell

TikTok, which has more than 150 million American users, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Chinese technology firm ByteDance Ltd

Rawalpindi and Lahore to host 5 T20Is against New Zealand next month

The Pakistan Cricket Board on Wednesday said Rawalpindi will host three games on April 18, 20 and 21 and the remaining two will be played at Lahore on April 25 and 27

Treated wastewater discharge at Fukushima nuclear plant is safe: IAEA chief

Grossi examined the discharge and sampling facility on Wednesday, escorted by Tomoaki Kobayakawa, president of the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings

Elderly retirees face financial losses after Chinese trust goes bust

Hundreds of investors staged weekly protests outside the company's headquarters and their losses became a political issue

Nobel literature laureate Mo Yan accused of insulting China's heroes

Wu claimed Mo's books have smeared the Chinese Communist Party's reputation, beautified enemy Japanese soldiers and insulted former revolutionary leader Mao Zedong

Russian polls to give Putin another 6 yrs in power, a look at key issues

Putin will likely use his predictable victory as proof of overwhelming public support for the war