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Amnesty International has proudly reignited its Hong Kong office ‘in exile’, marking a significant return after almost three years since its closure within the Chinese financial hub, prompted by a …
Amnesty International Revives Hong Kong Office in Exile, Champions Human Rights Read More
In a thrilling Bundesliga encounter, Bayern Munich hosts Borussia Dortmund amid the looming spectre of Champions League exits for both teams. This iconic rivalry, burgeoning over the last 15 years, …
Bayern and Dortmund Prepare for High-Stakes Bundesliga Showdown Read More
Nidal Ahmad, near his olive farm in Aleppo, Syria, stands testament to the rampant dangers of landmines in the wake of war. Having lost his foot to a landmine last …
The Hidden Threat of Landmines in Post-War Syria Read More
America’s historical love affair with tariffs has often ended in dismal outcomes, economists caution. Even predating Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day,” the country has introduced high tariffs with a range of …
Understanding America’s Historical Affinity for Tariffs: A Cautionary Tale Read More
Germany has recently expressed strong support for European initiatives aimed at reaching a negotiated settlement regarding the new US tariffs. Economy Minister and Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck described the tariffs …
Germany Advocates for Negotiated Settlement on US Tariffs Read More
Berlin has expressed its backing for the European Union’s efforts to engage in negotiations regarding US tariffs. The German government emphasises the importance of dialogue and the pursuit of a …
Berlin Backs EU Efforts for Negotiated Resolution on US Tariffs Read More
In a surprising declaration, President Trump asserted that his tariffs are not only beneficial for America but are also ‘kind’ to other countries. He believes these measures can create a …
Trump’s Tariffs: A Kind Gesture or Consumer Burden? Read More
In the heart of Berlin, a rally cast a spotlight on the plight of Ekrem Imamoglu, the jailed Istanbul mayor, whose arrest has ignited unprecedented unrest in Turkey. Organisers claimed …
Berlin Rally Unites Supporters for Jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu Read More
Beneath the waves, the world’s oceans cradle a rich tapestry of cultural heritage—sunken ships, remnants of the transatlantic slave trade, and the sacred ties of Indigenous peoples to these waters. …
Undersea Cultural Heritage in Focus at ISA Mining Code Meeting Read More
In a significant address to the Human Rights Council in Geneva, UN rights chief Volker Turk brought attention to urgent global human rights issues. As he spoke, the atmosphere reverberated …
UN Rights Chief Volker Turk Addresses Human Rights Council in Geneva Read More