UK Biobank Data Breach Raises Privacy Alarm Bells
The UK Biobank faces scrutiny after health records of 500,000 participants were found for sale online, raising serious privacy concerns.
Kuwait Acquits Journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin After Detention
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, a Kuwaiti-American journalist, has been acquitted of charges after 52 days in detention in Kuwait, according to the CPJ.
UK Lawmakers Pressure Government to Act on Kyrgyzstan's Role in Russian Sanctions Evasion
UK lawmakers demand sanctions against Kyrgyz officials aiding Russia's sanctions evasion via cryptocurrency A7A5, which has facilitated over $100 bill...
Rodrigo Duterte Set to Stand Trial for Crimes Against Humanity
Former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte faces trial at the ICC for crimes against humanity linked to his deadly drug war, with families of victims...
St Vincent and Grenadines Government Halts Controversial Amendments
The government of St Vincent and the Grenadines has delayed constitutional amendments amid public protests over citizenship eligibility for parliament...
Tehran's Tollbooth: Potential Consequences for Global Oil Markets
Peace talks between the US and Iran focus on a controversial toll on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, with potential global ramifications on energ...
Lawrence Bishnoi: The Gangster Shaping Modi's India
Lawrence Bishnoi, India's notorious gangster, orchestrates high-profile murders from prison, reflecting a climate of lawlessness in Modi's India.
Czech Journalists Mobilize Against Government's Funding Overhaul
Czech journalists threaten to strike against the government's plan to eliminate licence fees, fearing a loss of media independence.
Tragic Shooting Claims Lives of Palestinian Schoolboy and Parent
A 14-year-old Palestinian boy and a father were killed by Israeli settlers in al-Mughayyir, amid rising violence and attacks on educational facilities...









