Iran’s Security Chief Ali Larijani Killed in Terrorist Attack, Tehran Blames US and Israel
Dr. Ali Larijani, Iran’s Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council and former parliamentary leader, has been killed in a terrorist attack Iran blames on US and Israeli operatives. Larijani was considered a symbol of moderation and a major figure in Iran’s political and security spheres, with deep experience influencing both domestic and foreign policies. His assassination is a major escalation in regional tensions and is likely to increase hostility between Tehran and its adversaries, potentially impacting future diplomatic and security dynamics. The loss of such a senior and influential leader is also a significant internal blow to Iran’s political... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 02 Apr 2026 01:57
Australian Prime Minister addresses economic impact of Middle East conflict on households and businesses
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addressed the nation, confronting the sobering economic implications stemming from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, now in its fifth week. Acknowledging the severe impact on Australian households and businesses, Albanese underscored the severity of the situation, which has exacerbated a global oil crisis affecting fuel prices and overall economic stability. His address comes at a critical time as the country faces mounting pressures from both geopolitical tensions and domestic economic challenges. The Prime Minister's address served as a direct appeal to citizens, urging them to consider their travel and consumption habits in light... [Continue Reading]
Federal Judge Revokes US Citizenship of Couple Who Stole Medical Secrets for China
On March 30, a federal judge in California stripped Li Chen and Yu Zhou of their U.S. citizenship. The couple had been naturalized citizens but were found to have procured their status through concealment of serious criminal activity. Both had pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges involving the theft of valuable medical trade secrets and wire fraud, crimes motivated by sharing technology with China. The court determined that these acts demonstrated a lack of the good moral character required for citizenship eligibility. The illegal activities committed by Chen and Zhou directly threaten American innovation and economic interests, particularly in the high-stakes... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 01 Apr 2026 10:21
Janice Tse Siu-wa appointed as Hong Kong's new Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs following Erick Tsang's resignation
In a significant political move, Beijing has appointed Janice Tse Siu-wa as Hong Kong's new Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs. This appointment comes shortly after the resignation of Erick Tsang Kwok-wai, who cited health issues as the reason for his departure. The confirmation of Tse's appointment was reported by the state media outlet Xinhua on Monday, where it noted that she was nominated by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu and officially appointed by the Chinese State Council. Janice Tse, a former Permanent Secretary for the Environment, has a lengthy career in Hong Kong's civil service, having served in numerous... [Continue Reading]
