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Reporter's 23-year account of 14 South Carolina executions

AP journalist Jeffrey Collins has witnessed 14 executions in South Carolina, describing lethal injection, electrocution, and firing squad. His unique perspective reveals the realities of state-sanctioned death. Read his powerful testimony.

Saudi Arabia executions hit record high in 2025

Saudi Arabia executed 356 people in 2025, a new record largely linked to its 'war on drugs'. Explore the figures, the policy shift, and the international criticism it faces.

Saudi bombs Yemen port over UAE weapons shipment

Saudi Arabia bombs Yemen's Mukalla port, alleging a UAE weapons shipment for separatists. This major escalation strains a key Gulf alliance and threatens Yemen's fragile peace. Read the full analysis.

Salah Saudi Move Could Define League's Identity

Mohamed Salah's potential transfer to the Saudi Pro League is seen as a pivotal moment for a competition searching for its soul beyond big-money signings. Could he be the key?

US Pacific strike death toll hits 99, UN condemns

The US military has conducted another lethal strike in the Pacific, bringing the total death toll to 99. The UN and rights groups condemn the actions as unlawful executions. Read the full report.

Saudi 2034 World Cup stadium plans face delays

Saudi Arabia's ambitious 2034 World Cup stadium projects are experiencing delays and cost-cutting, with architects asked to redesign expensive plans. Read the latest on the budget pressures.

1000 Women on Death Row: The Hidden Crisis

An in-depth investigation reveals the global crisis of women on death row, from the US to Iran, where abuse and injustice are ignored. Read their stories.

Trump's Saudi courtship sidelines Israel

Analysis of how Trump's transactional foreign policy, marked by lavish treatment of Saudi Arabia and massive investment deals, is shifting US Middle East priorities away from Israel.

Trump, Ronaldo & MBS: Football's Political Stage

Donald Trump's White House meeting with Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohammed bin Salman raises serious questions about football's role in global politics. Discover the implications for the 2034 World Cup.

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