- Gaza mourns beloved photojournalist Fatima Hassouna killed by Israel Middle East Eye
- Gaza photojournalist who wrote, ‘If I die, I want a resounding death’ killed in Israeli airstrike CNN
- ‘If I die, I want a loud death’: Gaza…
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Category: 4. World
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Pope’s Via Crucis meditations: Embrace God’s economy in a world of algorithms
In his meditations written for the Good Friday Way of the Cross at the Colosseum—presided over this evening, 18 April, by Cardinal Baldo Reina on behalf of Pope Francis—the Holy Father explains that, faced with inhuman economies built on…
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US could abandon Ukraine ceasefire talks in ‘days’ if progress stalls, Rubio warns – POLITICO
Rubio’s remarks are another sign of growing impatience in the U.S. administration. During his election campaign, U.S. President Donald Trump promised to bring Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine to a swift end, but talks between…
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Ex-Credit Suisse boss to run for Ivory Coast president
Former Credit Suisse boss Tidjane Thiam is to run for president in Ivory Coast’s forthcoming election, his party has confirmed.
Thiam, 62, was the only candidate vying to represent the country’s main opposition party, the PDCI.
Thiam has spent the…
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Indian man accused of grenade attacks arrested in the US
An Indian man accused of orchestrating terror attacks in the northern state of Punjab has been arrested in the US.
On Friday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said Harpreet Singh had been arrested by the FBI and Enforcement and Removal…
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Portrait of Palestinian boy who lost both arms in Israeli strike named press photo of the year
A haunting portrait of a young Palestinian boy from Gaza who lost both of his arms in an Israeli strike has been named World Press Photo of the Year for 2025.
Mahmoud Ajjour, 9, was fleeing an Israeli attack in Gaza in with his family when he…
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Syrians Recount Gas Attack Under Assad as They Seek Justice
It was a hot, windless summer night, just after 2 a.m., when a barrage of rockets slammed into the Damascus suburb of eastern Ghouta.
The explosions were small and sounded like duds, rescuers said, but within minutes as they went to check the bomb…
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The State Department is changing its mind about human rights : NPR
The State Department releases the Country Reports on Human Rights Practices annually.
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