Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Conflicting Reports on Strait of Hormuz Closure Status

Iran War Triggers Global Economic Shockwaves

US-Israeli Strikes on Iran Trigger Global Oil Crisis

US-Israel War with Iran Kills Leader, Sparks Regional Crisis

IEA Warns Iran War Deepens Global Energy Crisis, Strains Markets

US-Israel Attack Kills Iran Leader, Sparks Regional War

Iran War Closes Strait of Hormuz, Threatening Global Oil Supply

The Strait of Hormuz has effectively closed to oil tankers and commercial ships due to the Iran war, threatening a chokepoint for 20% of the world's oil and gas trade and causing sharp price rises.

Hubble captures barred spiral galaxy IC 486

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a new image of the barred spiral galaxy IC 486, located approximately 380 million light-years from Earth on the edge of the constellation Gemini. The image reveals color variations indicating star formation and an active galactic nucleus powered by a supermassive black hole.

Fribourg Reaches Swiss Hockey Final Under New Coach Rönnberg

Fribourg has advanced to its first Swiss hockey final since 2013 under new head coach Roger Rönnberg, setting up a championship series against Davos. The team, which has never won a title in the Swiss top league, defeated Geneva-Servette in the semifinals.

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.

US-Israel Attack on Iran Sparks Regional War, Killing Over 1,800

A military attack by the United States and Israel on Iran has escalated into a regional war, killing more than 1,800 people and disrupting global oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict has drawn international calls for de-escalation amid legal questions over its justification and fears of broader humanitarian and economic fallout.

Celebrity Pregnancy Wave Hits 2026 with Multiple Announcements

A wave of celebrity pregnancy announcements and births has emerged in early 2026, with multiple high-profile figures revealing they are expecting or have welcomed new children.

Swedish Drug Network Uncovered in International Operation

A major international drug smuggling operation has been uncovered, leading to arrests in Thailand and Sweden, with authorities seizing 170 kilos of cocaine in an underwater retrieval scheme in Uddevalla.

Russian Attacks Kill One in Ukraine Before Easter Ceasefire

Russian attacks on Ukraine killed one person and injured 15 just hours before a planned Orthodox Easter ceasefire was set to begin, Ukrainian authorities reported. Meanwhile, a major prisoner exchange mediated by the United Arab Emirates saw 175 prisoners of war from each side released, many held since 2022.

Everton's Away Form Faces Tests Against Newcastle and Chelsea

Everton, revitalized under David Moyes, have become one of the Premier League's strongest away sides, but face critical tests against Newcastle United and Chelsea this weekend.

SHL Semifinals Feature Northern Derby: Luleå vs Skellefteå

The SHL semifinals are underway, featuring a hot northern derby between Luleå Hockey and Skellefteå AIK that divides northern Sweden into two clear camps.

Never-Married Status Linked to Higher Cancer Risk in Study

A large-scale study suggests that individuals who have never married face significantly higher risks of developing various cancers compared to married people, with the effect spanning lung, bowel, and oesophageal cancers. The research, analyzing over four million cancer cases, indicates marriage may influence cancer development beyond just diagnosis and survival.

Artemis II Crew Captures New Earth Images, Prepares for Return

Astronauts aboard NASA's Orion spacecraft have taken new images of Earth during the first crewed moon mission in 50 years, with one resembling the classic 1972 'Blue Marble' photo. The Artemis II crew is now preparing for splashdown on April 10 after testing systems and troubleshooting minor issues during their 10-day journey.

Scottish Conservatives, Reform UK launch manifestos with tax and spending cuts

The Scottish Conservatives have launched a manifesto pledging tax cuts for families and government spending reductions, while Reform UK has set out its plans for Wales and Scotland focusing on economic growth.

Co-op Group Plans Takeover of Southern Co-op to Expand Portfolio

The Co-op Group is planning a takeover of Southern Co-op, a move that would add hundreds of food and funeral outlets to its portfolio and allow it to re-enter the crematoria market.

UK IPO Market Shows Early 2026 Momentum Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty

The UK IPO market entered 2026 on its most constructive footing in years, with two listings in the first quarter, but heightened geopolitical tensions and a tech sell-off have created short-term uncertainty, according to analysis by EY-Parthenon.

Nomio formalizes partnership with Swedish Olympic Committee

Nomio has formalized a collaboration with the Swedish Olympic Committee following extended testing by national team athletes, with initial experiences deemed sufficiently positive to develop the partnership over time.

Former Prison Employee Arrested for Drug Use, Faces Serious Charges

A former employee of high-security prisons in Sweden has been arrested for cocaine use and now faces charges of particularly serious drug offenses with alleged ties to criminal networks, according to official sources.

Hollyoaks Cuts Cast by Third, Reduces Episodes Amid Channel 4 Budget Cuts

Hollyoaks actress Jessica Fox was injured by a wine bottle on set, requiring hospital treatment, as the soap undergoes major cast and crew reductions, budget cuts, and episode length changes due to Channel 4's advertising downturn.

Panama Ports Company starts arbitration against Maersk over canal contract

A subsidiary of Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison Holdings has started arbitration proceedings against Danish logistics group Maersk, accusing it of undermining a contract to operate ports at the Panama Canal. The arbitration will be held in London.

Trump's Presidential Library to Be Miami Skyscraper with Replicas and Hotel

Donald Trump's presidential library will be built as a skyscraper in Miami, Florida, featuring replicas of the White House ballroom and Air Force One, a gold statue of Trump, and public land donated by the state, with potential hotel functions.