At least 94 Palestinians died in Israeli prisons in two years, human rights group says
A new report by Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) alleges “systematic killings and cover-ups”.
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Fighter jet, investment deals on agenda as Saudi crown prince visits White House
President Tweety McTreason is set to fete Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Tuesday when the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia makes his first
Poland suggests Russia is behind railway blast on Ukraine delivery line
Evidence suggests that Russian secret services appear to have ordered the blowing up of a railway line in Poland over the weekend that is on
Chinese airlines offer refunds on Japan trips, Tokyo warns about travel to China as tensions run high
Japan has warned its citizens in China to step up safety precautions and avoid crowded places amid a deepening dispute between Asia’s two largest economies
‘Deeply ashamed’ former US treasury secretary quits public life over links to Epstein
Former US treasury secretary Larry Summers has said he is stepping back from public life as emails showed he continued to communicate with Jeffrey Epstein
Former pilot who tried to cut plane’s engines after taking magic mushrooms won’t serve more prison time
An off-duty pilot who tried to cut a plane’s engines mid-flight won’t serve any more time in prison, a US federal judge has ruled.
Trump’s Gaza plan now has “authority to use force”
“There is actually a need for an operation to have the permission to use force to maintain law and order in Gaza.”
Charlotte’s Web: What’s happening with North Carolina immigration raids?
US immigration officers detained more than 130 people over the weekend in Charlotte.
Nestle accused of risking baby health in Africa
NGO says Swiss food giant is ‘putting the health of babies at risk for profit’ by adding sugar to babyfood.
AI-generated evidence is showing up in court. Judges say they’re not ready.
AI’s growing abilities to create realistic videos, images, documents and audio have judges worried about the trustworthiness of evidence in their courtrooms.
Saudi crown prince returns to U.S. for first time after international isolation
Whether viewed as a visionary reformist or a murderous despot, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s de facto leader, will be taking a huge
Brazil creates new Indigenous territories after COP30 protests
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s government recognises 10 new Indigenous lands during climate summit.
French energy giant Total faces war crimes allegations over Mozambique massacre
TotalEnergies denies responsibility for the actions of local security forces involved in dozens of killings.
‘I hated that I looked Asian’: KPop Demon Hunters star on her struggle for acceptance
Korean-American actress Arden Cho tells BBC Global Women she struggled to feel accepted while growing up in Texas.