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Sihem Bensedrine, a prominent Tunisian human rights activist, was released from prison following a ruling from the Court of Appeal. This decision comes after the UN urged her immediate release …
Sihem Bensedrine’s Release Highlights Tunisia’s Human Rights Struggles Read More
In a significant policy shift, Hungary now mandates that nationals from third countries, aspiring to obtain a National Residence Card or an EU Residence Card, demonstrate fundamental knowledge about the …
Hungary’s New Cultural Knowledge Exam for Residency Applicants Read More
The recent AI summit in Paris, chaired by Emmanuel Macron, spotlighted the diverging approaches of the US and Europe towards artificial intelligence. J.D. Vance, America’s vice-president, epitomised a defiant America-first …
Diverging Paths: America and Europe’s Approach to AI Governance Read More
With President Trump beginning his second term, his public health policies are shaping up to raise concerns. Particularly troubling is the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for secretary of …
Wellness Influencers and the Dangerous Rise of “Make America Healthy Again” Read More
China kicked off the new year with a first-of-its-kind science and technology-themed gala, departing from traditional singing and dancing acts to spotlight the nation’s innovations. According to state broadcaster CCTV, …
China Celebrates Science and Tech Successes at New Year Gala Read More
Nesha D. Abiraj has made remarkable strides as an international human rights lawyer and has been recognized in Marquis Who’s Who for her impactful contributions, particularly in advocating for marginalized …
Nesha D. Abiraj: A Champion of Human Rights and Climate Justice Read More
Swiss Economics Minister Guy Parmelin addressed the steel crisis in Switzerland, affirming that the government cannot use subsidies to prevent structural changes after Swiss Steel’s announcement of 800 job cuts. …
Swiss Government Responds to Steel Crisis with Supportive Strategies Read More
Florida is set to host a significant portion of the 2025 Club World Cup, with Orlando and Miami as primary venues. This tournament marks a key opportunity for Orlando to …
Florida’s Rise as a Global Sports Hub with 2025 Club World Cup Read More
On November 8, 2024, the school assembly featured key national news about the Supreme Court’s ruling on government job eligibility, alarming pollution levels in Delhi, and international reactions to Trump’s …
School Assembly News Highlights: November 8, 2024 Read More
Viasna Human Rights Centre reported that political prisoner Dmitriy Schlethauer died on October 11, 2024, shortly after being incarcerated in a penal colony. His death marks the seventh such occurrence …
Tragedy and Fear: The Death of Political Prisoner Dmitriy Schlethauer and the Deteriorating Human Rights in Belarus Read More