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China rejects UN recommendations on human rights, ignites criticism
This rejection, announced on June 11, 2024, in response to the Universal Periodical Review (UPR) co…
ANI
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Amid growing political uncertainty in Pakistan, IMF expresses concern over its financial stability
The IMF noted that despite a coalition government formed by the alliance of Pakistan Muslim League-…
ANI
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Terrorist attacks are on the rise in Russia as Putin remains 'distracted' by war in Ukraine
On Sunday evening, gunmen attacked two Orthodox churches and two synagogues in Russia's Dagestan re…
Cameron Manley
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My teen came out as nonbinary at 13. Here's what the last 3 years have taught us.
A mother didn't fully understand what it meant when her teen came out as nonbinary. She had to lear…
Trisha Daab
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Julian Assange spent 5 years in a 2x3 meter cell, isolated 23 hours a day before his release on bail, WikiLeaks says
Julian Assange was detained for over 5 years in a 2x3 cell, with only an hour outside a day, accord…
Thibault Spirlet
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Killings show ISIS remains a threat in Syria's desert 5 years after losing its caliphate
The Islamic State has lost its territory, but its fighters recently carried out the deadliest month…
Paul Iddon
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Ukrainian writer and soldier says all Russians are to blame for the invasion: 'It's not Putin who is pulling the trigger in Bucha'
Oleksandr Mykhed told Business Insider that his new book, "The Language of War," was a testament to…
Nathan Rennolds
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US set to sanction an entire IDF battalion with a history of alleged human rights abuses on the West Bank, report says
The US could sanction an entire IDF unit for the first time following allegations of the Netzah Yeh…
Rebecca Rommen
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Ukraine's Azov Brigade, a unit with a controversial past, can now use American weapons to fight the Russians
Azov emerged as a heroic unit after Mariupol, but its problematic past has left it unable to use US…
Ella Sherman
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A man tried to set up Pakistan's first gay club. He was put in a mental hospital.
Pakistani authorities put a man who tried to set up the country's first gay club in a hospital. Fri…
Joshua Zitser
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2 cargo ships caught fire after being hit by projectiles in suspected Houthi attacks off the coast of Yemen
Two cargo ships were hit by a missile and an unknown projectile suspected to have been fired by Hou…
Cameron Manley
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Ukraine sent special forces to Syria to attack Russians there, revealing a new front to the war: report
Ukrainian special forces are attacking Russian mercenaries and positions in Syria, according to the…
Thibault Spirlet
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Russia's pulling combat forces from another continent to fuel its latest offensive push in Ukraine, Western intel says
Russia has deployed units from its Africa Corps, which consists of former Wagner Group mercenaries,…
Jake Epstein
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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi confirmed dead after helicopter crash
A helicopter crash killed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi on Sunday. Vice President Mohammad Mokhbe…
Kenneth Niemeyer,Cheryl Teh
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NHRC seeks report from Centre, states on wellbeing of cops
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has directed the Ministries of Health and Family Welfar…
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Energy CEO said he canceled a $100M contract with Neom when he realized the Saudis were bulldozing villages to make space
Malcolm Aw, the CEO and founder of Solar Water, told Business Insider that he became disillusioned …
Tom Porter
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Iran is arresting teens for celebrating a soccer match loss from the national team, human rights activists say
At least 10 teens were detained after Iran's 3-2 loss to Qatar in the semi-finals of the Asian Foot…
Matthew Loh
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Lithium mine overexploitation to create more electric vehicles is destroying the Tibetan Plateau
Today's planet-saving green transition would not be possible without the help of Lithium-ion batter…
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Russia is charging families of dead soldiers $1,500 to get their bodies back, human-rights group claims
Crimea SOS says Russian military officials told families the soldiers' bodies are in "inconvenient"…
Cheryl Teh
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Amid extreme Texas heat, barrels of drinking water left out for migrants by human rights groups have vanished
Nearly 3,000 migrants coming to the US from Mexico have died by drowning, heat stroke, or lack of f…