Telenor Faces Scrutiny for Data Sharing with Myanmar Junta
Telenor, Norway's state telecom firm, faces lawsuits for allegedly sharing activist data with Myanmar's military, raising human rights concerns.
Australia's Defence Spending: Pressure from Trump and New Strategies
Australia's defence spending faces scrutiny as Richard Marles responds to Donald Trump's pressures, revealing new budget projections amid complex calc...
Julius Malema Sentenced to Five Years for Gun Incident
Julius Malema, leader of the EFF, has been sentenced to five years for firing a rifle at a 2018 rally, with an appeal currently pending.
Francia Márquez: Racism Hinders Progress in Vice Presidency
Francia Márquez, Colombia's first Black vice-president, blames racism for frustrations during her historic term, reflecting on systemic challenges fac...
Marwan Barghouti Faces Growing Abuse in Israeli Prisons
Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti faces escalating abuse in Israeli prisons, prompting international calls for his release and attention to his plig...
Pope Leo Advocates Unity Amid Tensions with Trump Administration
Pope Leo XIV calls for peace and unity amid tensions with the Trump administration over the Iran conflict, emphasizing dialogue over division.
91-Year-Old Activist Walks Ireland to Protest US Military Flights
Lelia Doolan, a 91-year-old peace activist, walks across Ireland to protest US military flights at Shannon Airport, calling for an end to military sto...
South Africa Appoints Roelf Meyer as New US Ambassador
South Africa has appointed Roelf Meyer, an apartheid-era negotiator, as ambassador to the US, aiming to improve diplomatic relations.
Viktor Orbán's Defeat: A Turning Point for Hungary and Europe
Viktor Orbán’s defeat in Hungary signals a potential shift in European politics, as Peter Magyar's Tisza party aims to restore democracy after years o...









