US Army Reviewing Helicopters Near Kid Rock’s House and Anti-Trump Protests

WASHINGTON, March 30 (Reuters) – The U.S. Army said on ⁠Monday ⁠it was investigating why ⁠military helicopters were operating near the house of singer Kid Rock, ​seemingly in support of the vocal backer of U.S. President Donald Trump, and also near ‌anti-Trump protests. Over the weekend, Rock ‌posted a video on X, which showed two …

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Pakistani Foreign Minister to Discuss Iran During China Visit, Chinese Ministry Says

BEIJING, March ⁠31 (Reuters) – ⁠China’s ⁠foreign minister ​and his ‌Pakistani counterpart ‌will ⁠discuss the ⁠situation in Iran during the ​latter’s visit ​to China on ⁠Tuesday, China’s ⁠foreign ⁠ministry said. The ​two countries have ​similar ⁠positions on ⁠major international and regional issues, a ⁠spokesperson for the ministry said in a press briefing. (Reporting by ⁠Ethan Wang …

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European Diplomats Visit Ukraine on Anniversary of Russia’s Bucha Atrocities

A group of 12 European foreign ministers, as well as numerous lower-ranking officials, arrived by train in the Ukrainian capital where they were welcomed by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha, who noted the “grim anniversary” of the shocking atrocities in Bucha. Russian troops quickly occupied Bucha after invading Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022. They stayed …

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Eurovision Song Contest Is Expanding With an Asian Edition Later This Year

BANGKOK (AP) — The music spectacle Eurovision is holding its first Asian edition in Bangkok later this year. The Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 has confirmed artists from at least 10 countries across Asia competing: Thailand, South Korea, the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan. More are expected to join before the …

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Estonia Detects Air Threat Overnight, Defence Forces Say

COPENHAGEN, March 31 (Reuters) – Estonia and ⁠Latvia ⁠both detected foreign drone ⁠activity near their borders with Russia overnight, ​their militaries said, in the latest airspace incidents to ‌unsettle NATO’s eastern flank. Estonia’s defence ‌forces said in a statement early on ⁠Tuesday they ⁠had detected “potentially dangerous air activity” inside and outside the ​Baltic country’s …

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Myanmar’s Former Spymaster Ye Win Oo Rises to Become Military Chief

March 31 (Reuters) – When Myanmar’s military ousted a democratically elected government in a dawn coup on February ⁠1, ⁠2021, Ye Win Oo led the contingent of troops ⁠that arrested Nobel Peace Prize winner and the country’s then leader Aung San Suu Kyi. On Monday, the 60-year-old general was appointed ​the commander-in-chief of Myanmar’s military, …

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Homicides in Sweden Hit Lowest Level in Over a Decade in 2025

STOCKHOLM, March 30 (Reuters) – Sweden’s homicide and manslaughter ⁠rate ⁠fell to its lowest in ⁠over a decade in 2025, official statistics showed on Tuesday, ​as new tools and methods helped police to drive down the gang violence that has ‌plagued the country for 20 ‌years. The Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (BRA) said …

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Japan Deploys Its First Long-Range Missiles

TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s first long-range missile was deployed at a southwestern army camp, officials said Tuesday, as the country pushes to bolster its offensive capabilities. The upgraded Type-12 land-to-ship missiles, developed and produced by Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, became operational at Camp Kengun in Kumamoto prefecture. “As Japan faces the most severe and complex …

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