All the updates from March 31 as they happened.
Myanmar’s military rulers disbanded Aung San Suu Kyi’s NLD party ahead of new elections and to cement their power.
A Jakarta court ruled that elections set for 2024 cannot take place until at least 2025 but the constitution disagrees.
NLD led by Suu Kyi among 40 parties dissolved after failing to meet registration deadline, according to state TV.
Authorities say turnout surpassed 75 percent in weekend vote that did not include any opposition candidates.
Move will increase the size of electoral districts, a decision widely supported by the country’s Iran-backed coalition.
More than eight million voters will be choosing the National Assembly for a five-year term amid an economic crisis.
The former general has been in power since 2014 and is running with the new United Thai Nation Party.
Trump uses the possibility of an arrest to fundraise and rile up his base. Plus, the squeeze on Nicaragua’s journalists.
Former US president escalates his attacks on prosecutor overseeing investigation into hush money payment to porn star.
Trump may become the first former US president to face formal charges. Al Jazeera looks at what we know so far.
Slammed by sanctions, the pandemic, and high inflation, Havana is making piecemeal reforms which may not be enough.
Analyst says the overhaul of the 57 member-cabinet just months before the election is a ‘deeply political shuffle’.
Manhattan district attorney’s office says congressional Republicans have no right to interfere in a local case.
