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Today's headlines and in-depth analysis from around the world.
Pakistan says it struck a military depot near Kabul. Afghanistan says 408 civilians died in a drug rehab hospital. UNAMA confirmed 143 dead. The gap is the story.
The killing of Iran's supreme leader on Feb 28 scored a PGI of 7.95. In the West it's regime change. Across the Middle East it's political assassination. The same event, two incompatible stories.
Scientists finally cracked how lecanemab clears brain plaques — it's not the antibody itself, it's one specific part called the Fc fragment. The find could fix the drug's biggest flaw.
The same refusal. Two entirely different stories about what it says about NATO, America, and who actually started this war.
Nepal's Gen Z protests toppled a government in 48 hours. Six months later, their guy won two-thirds of parliament. South Asia's third youth revolution just completed.
Over 100 soldiers killed in seven days. Then suicide bombers hit a teaching hospital and markets in Maiduguri. Nigeria's terrorism death toll rose 46% in 2025 — and almost no one outside Africa is watching.
Trump vowed to 'massively blow up' South Pars if Iran struck Qatar again — but the gas field he'd destroy is the same one powering Qatar's LNG exports. Oil hit $114. Gas prices jumped 23%.
Joe Kent resigned March 17, saying Iran posed no imminent threat and blaming Israeli pressure. He's the first Trump official to quit over the Iran war.
