Global push for reparations over slavery intensifies amid recognition of historical injustices
Global push for reparations over slavery intensifies amid recognition of historical injustices
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Turkey's Kurds could sway Istanbul vote in Sunday's local polls
Turkey's Kurds could sway Istanbul vote in Sunday's local polls
Hong Kong leader says early prison release unlikely for national security offenders
Hong Kong leader says early prison release unlikely for national security offenders
US, Vietnamese top diplomats discuss greater chip cooperation, State Dept says
US, Vietnamese top diplomats discuss greater chip cooperation, State Dept says
Suspended Australian-born judge challenges deportation in Kiribati
Suspended Australian-born judge challenges deportation in Kiribati
UN chief calls for slavery reparations to overcome 'generations of discrimination'
UN chief calls for slavery reparations to overcome 'generations of discrimination'
Hamas welcomes UN Security Council resolution calling for Gaza ceasefire
Hamas welcomes UN Security Council resolution calling for Gaza ceasefire
'Lives in danger' after Navalny's death, says wife of dissident Kara-Murza
'Lives in danger' after Navalny's death, says wife of dissident Kara-Murza
Indonesian army apologises after viral Papua torture video
Indonesian army apologises after viral Papua torture video
Special Report-Destruction, lawlessness and red tape hobble aid as Gazans go hungry
Special Report-Destruction, lawlessness and red tape hobble aid as Gazans go hungry
Russian security failure? Kremlin says no country is immune to terrorism
Russian security failure? Kremlin says no country is immune to terrorism
Ahead of EU election, rights groups urge equality drive to counter populists
Ahead of EU election, rights groups urge equality drive to counter populists
Suspended Australian judge facing deportation from Kiribati in court on Tuesday
Suspended Australian judge facing deportation from Kiribati in court on Tuesday
Argentines commemorate coup as Milei sows doubt about dictatorship past
Argentines commemorate coup as Milei sows doubt about dictatorship past
Only effective way to ramp up Gaza aid is by road, Guterres says
Only effective way to ramp up Gaza aid is by road, Guterres says
Kate's cancer news should end speculation about her, commentators say
Kate's cancer news should end speculation about her, commentators say
Russian anti-war poet gets seven-year jail term over poem on Ukraine war
Russian anti-war poet gets seven-year jail term over poem on Ukraine war
Slovakia rejects EU criticism of anti-graft unit's closure
Slovakia rejects EU criticism of anti-graft unit's closure
Spain, Ireland, Malta, Slovenia agree to work towards Palestinian state recognition
Spain, Ireland, Malta, Slovenia agree to work towards Palestinian state recognition
At least 3 dead, 7 missing after migrant boat capsizes off southern Spain
At least 3 dead, 7 missing after migrant boat capsizes off southern Spain
EU sanctions 33 people over Navalny death
EU sanctions 33 people over Navalny death
Egypt frees last of Al Jazeera journalists it had detained
Egypt frees last of Al Jazeera journalists it had detained
After 100 days, Poland's Tusk faces questions over election promises
After 100 days, Poland's Tusk faces questions over election promises
Tribute to deceased Chinese dissident exposes fractures at UN rights body
Tribute to deceased Chinese dissident exposes fractures at UN rights body
Factbox-'Bloodbath,' 'vermin,' 'animals': Trump's rhetoric on the trail
Factbox-'Bloodbath,' 'vermin,' 'animals': Trump's rhetoric on the trail
British foreign secretary says UK will work with whomever is US president on AUKUS
British foreign secretary says UK will work with whomever is US president on AUKUS
US imposes sanctions on Nicaragua's attorney general
US imposes sanctions on Nicaragua's attorney general
Ohio man charged with lying about role in Rwandan genocide
Ohio man charged with lying about role in Rwandan genocide
Rights groups petition European watchdog to secure clean water in French Caribbean
Rights groups petition European watchdog to secure clean water in French Caribbean
EU leaders will call for sustainable ceasefire in Gaza, Borrell says
EU leaders will call for sustainable ceasefire in Gaza, Borrell says
After months in jail, Senegalese family vows to vote out ruling party
After months in jail, Senegalese family vows to vote out ruling party
Ukrainian women tell of beatings and threats under Russian occupation
Ukrainian women tell of beatings and threats under Russian occupation
Ghana parliament speaker criticises president for delaying anti-LGBTQ bill
Ghana parliament speaker criticises president for delaying anti-LGBTQ bill
Israel submits assurances to US on use of weapons
Israel submits assurances to US on use of weapons
US diplomat Lu urges Pakistan to probe election, possibly re-run some votes
US diplomat Lu urges Pakistan to probe election, possibly re-run some votes
Canada says Hong Kong's new security law does not safeguard human rights
Canada says Hong Kong's new security law does not safeguard human rights
Dozens of former U.S. officials urge Biden to take harder line with Israel
Dozens of former U.S. officials urge Biden to take harder line with Israel
Assange team sees no sign of resolving US charges after reported plea deal talks
Assange team sees no sign of resolving US charges after reported plea deal talks
US says Arunachal Pradesh is part of India, amid Indo-China tensions
US says Arunachal Pradesh is part of India, amid Indo-China tensions
Nobel prize winners demand release of Belarusian political prisoners
Nobel prize winners demand release of Belarusian political prisoners
Mexico won't accept deportations from Texas, calls law 'dehumanizing'
Mexico won't accept deportations from Texas, calls law 'dehumanizing'
Portuguese police arrest suspect in killing of Black man in Azores
Portuguese police arrest suspect in killing of Black man in Azores
Slovak PM Fico looms large in presidential election
Slovak PM Fico looms large in presidential election
Factbox-UN report documents Russian rights abuses in occupied Ukraine
Factbox-UN report documents Russian rights abuses in occupied Ukraine
With no chance to celebrate Ramadan, Gazans gather at soup kitchens
With no chance to celebrate Ramadan, Gazans gather at soup kitchens
