As the US and Israel's war on Iran enters its third week, there is no clear path out of the conflict. The attackers have used their great military strength to try to overpower Iran. But Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz and the nuclear material it holds are making it hard for the attackers to claim victory.
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Balendra Shah, a well-known rapper in Nepal, is expected to become the country's next prime minister. Mr. Shah leads the political party that won the most seats in last Thursday's election. His victory is seen as a huge change in Nepal's politics.
Ten days after the US and Israel attacked Iran, the conflict has grown and spread. Hundreds of people have died, and the bombing is as heavy as ever. Nations from Europe to Asia have found themselves caught up in the conflict.
On Saturday, the US and Israel attacked Iran, killing Iran's leader. The US says it wants to completely change Iran's government. Iran has responded by attacking US military bases across the Middle East. There are serious concerns that the war could spread.
Cuba is facing a serious oil shortage, and only has enough remaining oil to last for a few weeks. The crisis follows US moves to prevent the island nation from getting any more oil. Cuba is struggling to keep up with its energy needs, and the situation is getting worse quickly.
Strong reactions have followed the killing of a second US citizen in Minnesota by US government agents. Large, widespread protests and strikes took place this weekend. The US government is in a partial shutdown, and US President Donald Trump's government shows some small signs of changing its approach.
US President Donald Trump's efforts to take control of Greenland are causing great concern in Europe. Despite strong opposition, Mr. Trump has continued to push to take over the island, which belongs to Denmark. His recent threats of tariffs have seriously raised tensions between the US and European countries.
Large protests continue to rock countries around the world. Today, NewsForKids.net looks at a huge protest in Mexico over crime and corruption, and an even more massive protest against corruption in the Philippines.
Today, NewsForKids.net looks at Hurricane Melissa, which hammered islands in the Caribbean last week, and at the United States government shutdown, which is causing more and more pain as it drags on.
Today, NewsForKids.net looks at recently chosen leaders in three African countries: In Ivory Coast, Alassane Ouattara was elected for the fourth time; in Cameroon, the world's oldest president was re-elected; and in Madagascar, Michael Randrianirina was appointed president after leading a coup.
Today, NewsForKids.net looks at three stories from the United States: Millions protest against President Donald Trump; Mr. Trump continues his efforts to send soldiers to US cities; and the Justice Department brings cases against people who have opposed Mr. Trump.