Photos: ‘No Kings’ protests erupt across the US, with a Minnesota focus
Saturday’s rallies mark the third round of ‘No Kings’ protests since President Trump took office for a second term.
![Smoke rises from Beirut’s southern suburbs following an Israeli strike, amid escalating hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah, as the US-Israel conflict with Iran continued on March 27, 2026. [Mahmoud Hassano/Reuters]](/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/image-1774640216.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
![Iranian football players Aria Yousefi, Ali Nemati, and Mohammad Ghorbani hold school bags in memory of the victims of the girls school bombing in Minab, Iran ahead of a friendly match against Nigeria at Mardan Sports Complex in Antalya, Turkey on March 27, 2026. [Umit Bektas/Reuters]](/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/image-1774632709.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
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Meet the children left without parents under El Salvador’s emergency decree
As El Salvador’s state of emergency turns four years old, families warn of the toll of the mass arrests on children.
![Rubidia Hernández and her 6-year-old granddaughter pictured in their home, where her son also used to live, in the outskirts of Nahuizalco, El Salvador. [Euan Wallace/ Al Jazeera]](/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/DSC00428-1774484123.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
Norway to add more than $11bn to defence budget over 10 years
Norway, as well as other NATO countries, has been under pressure from the US to boost defence spending.
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Nepal’s new PM gives message to nation in rap, ahead of swearing in
Nepali rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah has been sworn in as PM after his party’s landslide election win.
Published On 27 Mar 2026
India lowers fuel taxes, says rumours of lockdown ‘completely false’
India, the world’s third biggest crude importer, announces measures amid shortages created by the Iran war.
Now in power, Nepal’s rapper-politician Balen Shah faces new challenge
Shah was a rebel – crude and different from the politicians who previously led Nepal. How will he be in office?
Costa Rica to accept 25 deportees per week under Trump deportation effort
The Central American nation is latest to sign a ‘third-country’ deportation agreement with the Trump administration.
Argentina declares Jalisco New Generation Cartel a ‘terrorist’ group
President Javier Milei’s office said the designation ‘strengthens international cooperation’ against crime.
US judge weighs Trump decision to bar Venezuelan funds for Maduro’s defence
Judge Hellerstein declined to dismiss the case against Maduro but questioned US prosecutors about his access to defence.
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Kim Jong Un gifted gun after Belarus friendship treaty
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko gifted North Korean leader Kim Jong Un a gun.
Published On 26 Mar 2026
Migrants and asylum seekers, some carrying children, walk on the highway through the municipality of Huehuetan in Mexico's Chiapas state on March 25. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Migrants and asylum seekers hold a sign reading 'Caravana Genesis 2026', a reference to the name of their march. [Juan Manuel Blanco/EPA]
The migrants and asylum seekers began their march on Tuesday night, and they continued into Wednesday. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Many participants in the march expressed frustration with the slow pace of the Mexican immigration system and the lack of employment opportunities in southern Mexico. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
A march participant wears an El Salvador flag as he walks on the highway through the municipality of Huehuetan in Mexico's Chiapas state. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Hardline policies under President Donald Trump have dissuaded many migrants and asylum seekers from travelling to the US, with many seeking to stay in Mexico instead. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
The US Supreme Court is currently weighing a Trump administration request to allow the government to turn away asylum seekers at the US-Mexico border. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
A man carries a baby in a sling as he marches into Huehuetan with his fellow protesters after leaving Tapachula the previous night. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Migrants and asylum seekers have reported experiencing abuse at the hands of cartels and law enforcement officials in Mexico. [Edgar H Clemente/AP Photo]
Advocates say migrants and asylum seekers in Mexico are particularly vulnerable to kidnapping and extortion. [Juan Manuel Blanco/EPA]
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