Human Rights

A Jakarta court found the former education minister guilty of abusing his authority in a state procurement project linked to tech giant Google.

Authorities have flooded major cities with security personnel to prevent violence as an unofficial deadline for undocumented foreigners to leave the

Four days after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, rescuers and families in La Guaira cling to hope while frustration grows over the slow pace of

Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have prohibited large public meetings in the capital to stop a growing Ebola outbreak, a move critics call

A persistent heat dome has pushed temperatures to a record 41.7C in Germany while causing over a thousand excess deaths in France and buckling national

Authorities in Pattaya charged Simon Peter Carman after CCTV footage allegedly showed him transporting a large suitcase containing the remains of Tunchanok

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the army chief and son of President Yoweri Museveni, has placed major newsrooms under siege, claiming he does not believe in a

For 15 years, Kim Jong Un has never publicly named his mother, Ko Yong Hui, whose Japanese birth and wavering social status contradict the regime's sacred

As international rescue teams arrive in the devastated coastal state of La Guaira, thousands remain missing under the ruins of collapsed buildings after

A blistering heatwave has triggered record-breaking temperatures across the continent, forcing the cancellation of major events in Paris and straining

Following a series of devastating seismic events, Venezuelans are grappling with destroyed infrastructure and a perceived lack of government support as

A former Marine reservist received a century-long sentence for attempted murder during a Fourth of July assault on a federal detention facility.

The Supreme Court of Appeal overturned a previous ruling that would have allowed the Zambian government to repatriate Lungu's remains against his family's

Following a razor-thin preliminary lead for Abelardo de la Espriella, US President Donald Trump signals a diplomatic reset after years of friction with

Ugandan authorities blocked Martha Karua at Entebbe airport, preventing her from joining the defense team for lawyer Erias Lukwago.

The Prosperity Party won 438 out of 501 contested seats, ensuring another term for the Prime Minister as internal and external tensions rise.

David Hearn, a three-time Olympic canoeist, faces a misdemeanor charge after allegedly touching peeling paint at the recently renovated $13 million

The 76-year-old activist spent 25 years protecting endangered sea turtles on Lebanon's southern coast before her death on Friday.

The Trump administration is cutting roughly $400 million in annual aid, linking the decision to alleged discrimination against the white-minority Afrikaner

A French judge has ordered the Paris St-Germain defender to stand trial in February 2026, a decision the player says he welcomes to finally share his side.

The Pope memorialized those lost at sea and challenged the portrayal of migration as a crisis, emphasizing the human dignity of those seeking a better

Mexico City's legendary Azteca stadium hosted the tournament's first match as Shakira performed and local officials managed security clashes nearby.

A flight from Johannesburg carrying 268 passengers landed in Lagos on Thursday, marking the latest wave of evacuations from the country.

Hillary Dawa Sherpa was found alive six days after disappearing on Mount Everest, prompting a government probe into labor practices and rescue protocols.