Sweden says Iran has executed a Swedish citizen
Sweden says Iran has executed a Swedish citizen
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US to require $15,000 bond to visa recipients from 12 more countries
US to require $15,000 bond to visa recipients from 12 more countries
Indonesia arrests four military officers allegedly involved in acid attack on activist
Indonesia arrests four military officers allegedly involved in acid attack on activist
Israel steps up Beirut strikes, hits bridges in south Lebanon
Israel steps up Beirut strikes, hits bridges in south Lebanon
El Salvador reforms constitution to allow for life sentences
El Salvador reforms constitution to allow for life sentences
Congo Republic's Sassou wins re-election with nearly 95% in tightly controlled vote
Congo Republic's Sassou wins re-election with nearly 95% in tightly controlled vote
UAE could join any US-led effort to secure Strait of Hormuz, says senior official
UAE could join any US-led effort to secure Strait of Hormuz, says senior official
UN says more than 36,000 Palestinians displaced by Israeli settlement drive
UN says more than 36,000 Palestinians displaced by Israeli settlement drive
UN body finds Saudi executions on drug charges 'inexcusable', document shows
UN body finds Saudi executions on drug charges 'inexcusable', document shows
Belgium orders ex-diplomat to stand trial for 1961 murder of Congo's Lumumba
Belgium orders ex-diplomat to stand trial for 1961 murder of Congo's Lumumba
Syrian authorities ban alcohol in Damascus
Syrian authorities ban alcohol in Damascus
Some Israeli strikes in Lebanon may be war crimes, UN rights office says
Some Israeli strikes in Lebanon may be war crimes, UN rights office says
Iran war may push 45 million people into acute hunger by June, WFP says
Iran war may push 45 million people into acute hunger by June, WFP says
Journalist groups condemn Hungary over reporters' removal from campaign event
Journalist groups condemn Hungary over reporters' removal from campaign event
Iran soccer players who claimed asylum in Australia train with local club
Iran soccer players who claimed asylum in Australia train with local club
US federal jury convicts Assad-era Syrian official of torture
US federal jury convicts Assad-era Syrian official of torture
Palestinian protester Leqaa Kordia released from US immigration detention
Palestinian protester Leqaa Kordia released from US immigration detention
Rubio designates Iranian-American Kamran Hekmati as wrongfully detained by Iran, cousin says
Rubio designates Iranian-American Kamran Hekmati as wrongfully detained by Iran, cousin says
UN Afghan mission gets limited extension after US review call
UN Afghan mission gets limited extension after US review call
El Salvador forcibly disappearing nationals deported from the US, rights group says
El Salvador forcibly disappearing nationals deported from the US, rights group says
UN report says Israeli airstrike on Iran prison is a war crime
UN report says Israeli airstrike on Iran prison is a war crime
Azerbaijan jails Frenchman for a decade in espionage case
Azerbaijan jails Frenchman for a decade in espionage case
Probe into acid attack on Indonesian activist underway as condemnation grows
Probe into acid attack on Indonesian activist underway as condemnation grows
Exclusive-US 'pro-family' group worked with Senegal activists pushing anti-LGBT law
Exclusive-US 'pro-family' group worked with Senegal activists pushing anti-LGBT law
Trump says talks with Cuba ongoing, action possible after Iran
Trump says talks with Cuba ongoing, action possible after Iran
Two brothers placed under investigation in France for planning antisemitic attack
Two brothers placed under investigation in France for planning antisemitic attack
Israeli foreign minister denies country facing interceptor shortages
Israeli foreign minister denies country facing interceptor shortages
Congo Republic's Sassou seeks new term amid subdued turnout, internet outage
Congo Republic's Sassou seeks new term amid subdued turnout, internet outage
Protesters in Cuba attack Communist Party office in rare riot over blackouts
Protesters in Cuba attack Communist Party office in rare riot over blackouts
Minneapolis grapples with lingering trauma, economic damage after ICE surge
Minneapolis grapples with lingering trauma, economic damage after ICE surge
Venezuela's students reclaim the streets after years of oppression
Venezuela's students reclaim the streets after years of oppression
Pentagon elevates investigation into Iran school strike
Pentagon elevates investigation into Iran school strike
Drone strike in Sudan kills 11, injures over 20, MSF says
Drone strike in Sudan kills 11, injures over 20, MSF says
White House official: Trump has said a US-Cuba deal could be done easily
White House official: Trump has said a US-Cuba deal could be done easily
After years on paper, India’s right to die with dignity is finally used
After years on paper, India’s right to die with dignity is finally used
Israeli evacuation orders affect 14% of Lebanon, NGO says
Israeli evacuation orders affect 14% of Lebanon, NGO says
Incumbent Sassou favoured in Congo Republic ballot amid rights concerns
Incumbent Sassou favoured in Congo Republic ballot amid rights concerns
UN mission says Venezuela's repressive apparatus persists after Maduro ouster
UN mission says Venezuela's repressive apparatus persists after Maduro ouster
Israel drops charges against soldiers accused of abusing Gaza detainee
Israel drops charges against soldiers accused of abusing Gaza detainee
Eswatini receives four more third-country deportees from US, government says
Eswatini receives four more third-country deportees from US, government says
European rights body says abortion refusal complaints in Poland have ceased
European rights body says abortion refusal complaints in Poland have ceased
ICC opens probe into alleged crimes against humanity by Belarus
ICC opens probe into alleged crimes against humanity by Belarus
Ghana to submit UN resolution on slavery reparations; eyes broad support
Ghana to submit UN resolution on slavery reparations; eyes broad support
Up to 3.2 million people displaced inside Iran by conflict, UN says
Up to 3.2 million people displaced inside Iran by conflict, UN says
Russia's Rosatom says it will stay in Iran despite war
Russia's Rosatom says it will stay in Iran despite war
US launches unfair-trade probes to rebuild Trump's tariff pressure
US launches unfair-trade probes to rebuild Trump's tariff pressure
Senegal doubles maximum penalty for same-sex activity to 10 years' jail
Senegal doubles maximum penalty for same-sex activity to 10 years' jail
