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Colombia’s President Petro Travels to Haiti to Enhance Security in Response to Ongoing Gang Violence | Political Affairs

Bolsonaro’s Son, Dubbed as ‘Number 3’, Advocates for US Pressure on Brazil’s Government

Papers relating to Orgreave incident, believed to contain information about infamous police baton strike, were allegedly destroyed by police during 1984-85 miners’ strike.

Donald Trump Initiates Legal Action Against Wall Street Journal and Media Magnate Murdoch Concerning Epstein Coverage

Venezuelan citizens expelled from the United States touch down in Caracas as part of a prisoner exchange with El Salvador

US Reports Agreement on Ceasefire Between Israel and Syria While Druze and Bedouin Communities Remain at Odds in Sweida

Recognizing the Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion: Understanding Your Workplace Protections and Staying Cool

Embracing Bold Actions: UN Calls for Inclusive Transformation on Syria’s 14th Anniversary of Conflict

“Is This Simply an Endless, Enchanting Fantasy?”: Insights from Syrian Filmmaker Waad Al-Kateab on Syria’s Prospects

“The absence of our generation would mean no future”: Young people assume control of the UN Women’s Commission

UN official raises concern about drug smugglers utilizing war-affected areas for their operations.

Power Outage in Gaza Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Safe Drinking Water

The biggest international conference focusing on women’s issues underscores the need for gender equality as a countermeasure to growing resistance against women’s rights.

Afghanistan: UN Envoy Urges Realistic Approach Amid Worsening Taliban Isolation

Cyberbullying against persons with disabilities disproportionately affects women and girls

Ukraine endures its deadliest day yet in the ongoing conflict

Syria violence escalates, warns UN rights chief