WorldApr 3
Burkina Faso Military Leader Says Citizens Should 'Forget About Democracy'
Ibrahim Traoré, who took power in a 2022 coup, told state media that democracy is not suitable for Burkina Faso.
5 sources
WorldMay 24
Japan Considers Allowing Shared Parental Custody for First Time
Japan may amend its Civil Code to permit shared custody arrangements, potentially ending its sole custody system.
2 sources
WorldMar 26
Rubio to Meet with G7 Allies in France Amid Iran Tensions
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to France to meet with G7 allies as tensions with Iran continue to affect global markets.
6 sources
WorldMay 29
Former head of China's Shaolin Temple sentenced to 24 years for embezzlement
Shi Yongxin, former abbot of the famous Shaolin Temple, received a 24-year prison sentence for embezzlement and bribery according to state media reports.
2 sources
WorldMar 21
Iran Warns UK Against Allowing US Base Access
Iran's foreign minister contacted UK counterpart to protest cooperation with US military operations.
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WorldMay 19
Oil Spill Reaches Protected Wildlife Island in Persian Gulf
An oil slick has contaminated Shidvar island, a protected wildlife sanctuary in Iran's Persian Gulf, trapping birds, turtles and crabs in tar.
2 sources
WorldMay 22
Venezuelan seeks asylum in Spain after deportation to El Salvador prison
A Venezuelan man deported from the US to El Salvador's Cecot prison has moved to Spain to request asylum, citing safety concerns about returning home.
3 sources
WorldMar 25
Jewish Communities Increase Security Measures Amid Rising Antisemitic Incidents
Jewish communities in the US and Europe have heightened security and continued religious observances following attacks on Jewish sites and rising antisemitic rhetoric.
6 sources
WorldMar 11
3 Brothers Arrested in Connection with U.S. Embassy Explosion in Norway
Three Norwegian brothers of Iraqi origin were arrested by police in connection with an explosion at the U.S. embassy in Norway.
6 sources
WorldMar 30
Fugitive accused of killing Australian police officers shot dead after manhunt
Dezi Freeman, wanted for killing two Australian police officers, was shot dead Monday after seven months on the run.
6 sources
WorldApr 2
U.S. Military Housing Practices and Pakistan's Regional Mediation Efforts
U.S. troops relocated from bases amid regional tensions while Pakistan attempts diplomatic mediation in multiple conflicts.
5 sources
WorldApr 25
Palestinians Hold Local Elections in West Bank and Gaza City After Years-Long Gap
Palestinians voted in local elections in the West Bank and one Gaza city, marking the first such voting opportunity for some Gazans in years.
3 sources
WorldMar 6
Trump Criticizes Spain, UK Over Iran Policy Support in Phone Interview
President Trump criticized allied nations' support for U.S. Iran policy, calling Spain a 'loser' and expressing disappointment with UK Prime Minister Starmer.
7 sources
WorldMay 13
Kuwait Says Armed Iranians Attempted Maritime Infiltration
Kuwait's interior ministry reported that armed Iranians attempted to infiltrate Bubiyan Island by sea on May 1, leading to gunfire with soldiers.
2 sources
WorldMay 18
Journalist stabbed in London by men working for Iran, UK court told
A journalist was stabbed in London in March 2024 by attackers allegedly working at Iran's direction, according to court testimony.
2 sources
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