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Conflict & Security March 30, 2026 112 stories in this edition

Western Australia’s skies turn a hellish red as Tropical Cyclone Narelle hit, stunning video shows

New York Post World / US / 1m ago / Chris Nesi
Western Australia’s skies turn a hellish red as Tropical Cyclone Narelle hit, stunning video shows

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Portions of Australia's west coast were bathed in an unsettling blood-red glow as Tropical Cyclone Narelle bore down on the continent, creating an effect some called "apocalyptic."

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