The Zizians Speak
In a different register entirely, Rolling Stone published what it calls the first-ever interview with a member of the so-called
Iran’s Shah’s Son Pelted With Tomato in Berlin
In a moment that encapsulated the deep divisions within Iran's diaspora, Reza Pahlavi — the son of the last Shah
Police Arrested After Fatal Shooting of Merchant in Rio de
In Brazil, police officers have been arrested following the death of Daniel Patrício Santos de Oliveira, a merchant who was
Lamine Yamal’s Season Ends, but World Cup Hopes Survive
Barcelona's teenage sensation Lamine Yamal has been ruled out for the remainder of the club season with a muscular injury,
Australia Presses Ahead With Sweeping NDIS Overhaul
In Australia, Health Minister Mark Butler urged state and territory governments to "get on" with a major overhaul of the
Brazil-US Relations Hit a New Low
On the other side of the Atlantic, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva praised the country's Federal Police for
New Zealand Court Overturns 40-Year Mining Deal
New Zealand's Court of Appeal has ruled that a 40-year licence granted by Hauraki District Council to mining company Oceana
El Salvador’s Mass Trial of MS-13 Leaders Draws International Criticism
El Salvador has begun trying nearly 500 alleged leaders of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) gang in open court, amid mounting