Israeli Home Front Command:

Sirens in the north in the following areas: Bezet, Hanita, Yaara, Metzuba, Shlomi, Nahariya, Avron, Ben Ami, Liman, and the Upper Galilee

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Pakistan’s Army Chief, Asim Munir, arrives in Tehran.

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Hezbollah:

Footage of the targeted strike against the Israeli army’s Givat Olga base, west of the city of Hadera, in a precision operation.

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Geelong TV:

Substantial flames billowing into the sky from the Corio oil refinery in Geelong, Victoria (Australia).

Corio supplies around 120k barrels per day of fuel and refined products, equivalent to over 10% of Australia's daily consumption. It is one of two remaining oil refineries in Australia.

Residents are instructed to close all doors and windows, turn off heating/cooling systems and close fireplaces.

The cause of the fire is unknown.

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KAN News:

Tens of thousands of bees stormed Netivot, Israel.

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In recent weeks, several ships of the Italian-Swiss giant MSC have been checked by port authorities in Italy. Steel intended to produce munitions in Israel was present there in large quantities.

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The UK government has passed the Crime and Policing Act which amounts to an unparalleled assault on protest rights.

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CNN:

A journalist who filmed an F-15 crash in Kuwait has been jailed since March 2, and his X and Instagram accounts have been taken down.

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Texas Observer:

Texas' only licensed Hindi, Punjabi, and Urdu legal interpreter is now languishing in a Raymondville detention center. She’s lived in America for 35 years.

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Sirens in the north, Kiryat Shmona

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Mehr News:

The Iranian Minister of Science said that anyone who is expelled from American universities will certainly be welcomed and admitted to an equivalent university in Iran.

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Emma Kamio, mother of Ellie (Leona) Kamio from the Filton 24 has today been acquitted in a one-day trial at City of London Magistrates Court.

She locked on to the gates of Parliament while the vote on proscription took place.

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Reuters Africa:

The African Union has ⁠tasked Togo with promoting a 'Correct The Map' campaign to end the use of the Mercator ​map by governments and international organisations.

Togo will ask United Nations member states to adopt ‌a world map that more accurately reflects the true size of Africa and ditch the 16th-century Mercator projection, its foreign minister said.

Critics say the Mercator projection, which makes Greenland appear as big as Africa when in reality ​the continent is about 14 times larger, reinforces perceptions of Africa's marginality despite its vast ​size and population, shaping narratives in media, education and policy.

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Palestinian leader Marwan Al-Barghouti enters his 24th year inside Israeli jails.

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Hezbollah:

Footage of targeting the Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel with artillery shells.

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