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United States Central Command

The United States Central Command is one of the eleven unified combatant commands of the United States Department of Defense. It was established in 1983, taking over the previous responsibilities of the Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force (RDJTF).

Also known as:US Central CommandU.S. Central CommandCENTCOMCentral CommandUS Central Command (CENTCOM)

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Accidents & disasters12h ago

Roe Deer Disrupts Traffic on E18 at Draget Interchange

A roe deer entered the E18 highway at the Draget interchange on Saturday evening, affecting traffic in both directions. The animal was on the wrong side of a wildlife fence, prompting warnings from authorities.

Crime & justice3d ago

Missing woman found dead, ex-husband arrested for murder

Eva Lasrini, 53, was found dead in Little River, Australia, after being reported missing on April 2, and her ex-husband Allen Keys, 67, has been arrested and charged with her murder.

Economy & businessApr 6

Trump Family Invests in Military Drone Venture, Merging with Powerus Corporation

Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are investing in a new venture to build autonomous drones for sale to the U.S. military, merging their holding company with Powerus Corporation, a drone manufacturer founded by former Army Special Operations veterans. The move taps into Pentagon initiatives favoring domestic producers, though key details on investment amounts and military contracts remain unclear.

SportsApr 5

Southampton stuns Arsenal in FA Cup quarter-final upset

Southampton delivered a major FA Cup quarter-final shock by beating Arsenal 2-1, with Shea Charles scoring an 85th-minute winner. The defeat ends Arsenal's hopes of winning a historic triple this season.

HealthApr 4

Trader Joe's expands massive frozen dinner recall over glass contamination

Trader Joe's has expanded a massive recall of popular frozen dinners after health regulators uncovered contamination with small, hard glass pieces, now totaling about 47 million pounds of product.

Economy & businessApr 4

Renault launches new affordable electric Twingo with competitive pricing

Renault has launched a new electric version of the Twingo car, targeting a starting price below £20,000, potentially under £17,500 with government incentives.

SportsMar 31

Scotland loses historic friendly to Ivory Coast at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Scotland suffered a defeat to Ivory Coast in a historic friendly match at Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool on Tuesday, March 31, with Nicolas Pépé scoring the only goal in the 12th minute. The loss came amid significant fan discontent and lineup changes as Scotland prepares for its first men's World Cup finals since 1998.

Crime & justiceMar 28

M6 Disrupted by Two Separate Closures Causing Major Traffic Delays

Two separate incidents have forced closures on the M6 motorway in Lancashire and Cheshire, causing extensive traffic delays and uncertainty for drivers. National Highways has warned of no estimated reopening times for either closure.

EnvironmentMar 22

Large wetland restoration underway near Linköping to benefit threatened birdlife

A wetland the size of approximately 35 football fields is taking shape at the Svartåmynningen nature reserve outside Linköping. The project, which is significantly larger than previous efforts, aims to improve conditions for birdlife, particularly the threatened Eurasian curlew.

EducationMar 17

School Principal Says Late Funding Better Than Never

A Swedish school principal has expressed gratitude for additional funding for students, despite its delayed arrival.

PoliticsMar 16

Sweden Democrats Leader Calls for Immediate Pause in Teen Deportations

Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson has called for an immediate pause in deportations of teenagers while awaiting a legal exception mechanism. The government says it is working on a new legislative proposal.

PoliticsMar 14

Swedish Police Deployed to Abu Dhabi for Security Assistance

The Swedish Police Authority has sent a force to Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. According to the Swedish Police Authority, the purpose is to, at the request of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, assist with security measures.

SocietyMar 13

Switzerland to ban pyrotechnics in public rooms from April 1

A nationwide ban on lighting pyrotechnics in publicly accessible rooms will take effect in Switzerland on April 1. The ban was announced on Friday by an organ of the concordat of building directors of all 26 cantons.

HealthMar 12

NHS England pauses hormone treatment for 16-17 year olds after review

NHS England has paused gender-affirming hormone treatment for 16 and 17-year-olds after a review found insufficient evidence to support its continued use. The pause takes effect immediately and will last through a 90-day consultation period.

SocietyMar 11

Karlshamn Breaks Ground on Major New Water Plant

Work has begun on a new water plant in Karlshamn, scheduled for completion in 2029 to supply drinking water to residents. The municipality calls it its largest investment ever.

Arts & entertainmentMar 11

Timothee Chalamet's Ballet and Opera Comments Spark Backlash

Actor Timothee Chalamet has faced criticism after saying 'no-one cares' about ballet and opera during a conversation with Matthew McConaughey. Figures like Gustavo Dudamel and Misty Copeland have responded, with the New York Philharmonic extending an invitation.

Economy & businessMar 11

Austria's GDP grew 0.6% in 2025, exceeding forecasts

Austria's economy grew by 0.6% in 2025, surpassing expectations, though performance stagnated in the final quarter, according to Statistik Austria.

Crime & justiceMar 11

Ivan Miller arrested in Colorado for triple murder in Utah

A 22-year-old Iowa man has been arrested in Colorado and charged with murdering three women in separate incidents in rural Utah. Authorities allege the killings were motivated by vehicle and credit card theft.

Conflict & warMar 10

Qatar warns Middle East conflict could double oil prices, spark global crisis

Qatar's energy minister has warned that the ongoing Middle East conflict could cause oil prices to double to over $150 per barrel, potentially triggering a global economic downturn and energy crisis. The warning comes as oil prices have jumped and a key shipping route has been disrupted.