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1. Iran war live: Trump scolds allies for not joining Strait of Hormuz mission

   US President Donald Trump criticises allies' reluctance to commit forces to open the key waterway for Gulf oil exports.

2. Pro-Palestine protester Leqaa Kordia freed from US immigration detention

   The 33-year-old Columbia University protester had been held in immigration detention centre for a year.

3. Hotel in Iraqi capital Baghdad struck as attacks on US embassy intercepted

   No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which took place amid the escalating Israel-US war on Iran.

4. Trump claims strikes on Iran prevented nuclear war

   Donald Trump claimed he ordered strikes on Iran to prevent a nuclear conflict that would have turned into World War III.

5. Trump seeks to delay meeting with China’s Xi by ‘month or so’ amid Iran war

   The US president delays March 31-April 2 trip to China to focus on the escalating war against Iran.

6. ‘Fourth world nation’: Trump slams Somalia, Ilhan Omar

   Speaking at the Oval office, US President Donald Trump stated that Somalia is a “fourth world nation.”

7. Ten ICU patients killed in hospital fire in eastern India

   Emergency responders carried patients out of a government hospital in Odisha, India.

8. Who is answering Trump’s call for help with Strait of Hormuz?

   Trump has criticised the response to his call to help protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz during the war on Iran.

9. Cuba electric grid collapses amid US oil blockade causing national blackout

   Cuba has not received oil shipments since early January amid US pressure, worsening humanitarian crisis on the island.

10. BBC files motion asking US court to throw out Trump’s $10bn lawsuit

    US president sued BBC over 'Trump: A Second Chance?', seeking $5bn for defamation, $5bn for unfair trade practices.