Greek newspaper Ta Nea published a striking analysis arguing that the fundamental problem driving the conflict is not a lack of messages between Washington and Tehran but a profound failure of mutual…
Just hours after a brief reopening had raised fragile hopes of progress in U.S.–Iran negotiations, Iran shut the Strait of Hormuz once more on Saturday, April 18. Tehran cited the continued U.S….
Today’s intelligence briefing from international investigative media.
Germany’s antisemitism commissioner Felix Klein warned that artists are increasingly using their platforms to spread hate against Israel, citing cases involving Bob Vylan and Kanye West as prominent…
On the eastern front, the Ukrainian military reported that Russia is concentrating forces in the Donetsk region, suggesting a potential escalation in one of the war’s most heavily contested zones….
Jordan Acker, a University of Michigan regent who helped lead the university’s crackdown on pro-Palestinian student protesters, is facing fallout after Slack messages attributed to him surfaced…
The family of Charles Adair, a man who died after a Kansas sheriff’s deputy allegedly shoved a knee into his back for 86 seconds while he was handcuffed, has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit….
Costa Rica received its second group of 30 people deported from the United States on Friday — 22 foreign nationals and eight Costa Ricans — arriving at Juan Santamaría International Airport. The…
In a unanimous 10–0 ruling, Brazil’s Supreme Federal Tribunal (STF) struck down a law passed in the state of Santa Catarina that had prohibited racial quotas at universities. The decision, reached…
In Washington, the Trump administration held what both sides described as a “productive” meeting with Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company behind the Claude chatbot. The meeting comes at a…
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