An explosive device was discovered near a gas pipeline between Serbia and Hungary, as reported by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic. Authorities found the object with detonators ready for activation.
NASA's Artemis II mission began its 10-day journey on April 1, with a four-person crew aiming to orbit the Moon and return to Earth, advancing lunar exploration.
Top images of the week: mass protests against Trump in the US, global Easter celebrations, and the Artemis lunar mission, first crewed in 50 years.
Four Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire in Gaza, according to medical sources. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
OPEC+ is debating a theoretical oil output increase due to paralysis from the war in Iran, sources say, while maintaining current production cuts.
Foxconn reports a jump in first-quarter revenue but cautions that geopolitical tensions could impact future performance, according to Reuters.
Iran hits energy facilities in Kuwait while US rescues F-15 crew member. Trump gives 48-hour ultimatum to open Strait of Hormuz amid escalating conflict.
Russia intercepted 87 Ukrainian attack drones in its European territory overnight from April 4 to 5, per its Defense Ministry, with flight restrictions imposed at airports in targeted regions.
Egypt's PMI fell to 47.1 in March, its lowest in nearly two years, due to the Gaza war's impact on demand and business costs, Reuters reports.
Iran executed two men accused of killing a security agent during January protests, a judiciary news outlet reported, sparking international criticism over human rights concerns.
An oil pipeline at Russia's Primorsk port was damaged in a drone attack, according to the governor. No injuries reported, but the incident highlights energy infrastructure vulnerability.
Both crew members of the downed F-15 fighter jet in Iran have been rescued in separate operations, President Trump confirmed. One was recovered shortly after the incident, the other after a days-long search.
Pakistan introduces free public transport to counter the rise in gasoline and diesel prices, linked to the Middle East conflict, easing economic strain on citizens.
Britain is trying to attract Anthropic to expand there after a conflict with the US Department of Defense, according to the Financial Times.
In a high-stakes mission, US special forces rescued a pilot following an F-15 crash in Iran, as reported by Reuters.
The exit from Mexico of the Gelman Collection, one of the most important national art collections, sparked a debate on the State's role in protecting artistic legacy held privately, deemed of public interest.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq attacked US military bases with drones, releasing footage showing unmanned aircraft being sent against American installations.
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban calls on Brussels to force Zelenski to reopen the Druzhba pipeline and suspend sanctions on Russian energy in a recent statement.
Dozens of protesters in Tel Aviv demonstrated against Israel's actions in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza, chanting anti-government slogans and demanding an arms embargo, leading to a brawl.
Slovak PM Robert Fico slams EU energy sanctions on Russia, warning the policy threatens energy security and causes economic crisis, urging a return to dialogue.