55 Ghanaians Killed After Being Lured to Fight for Russia in Ukraine
Ghana's foreign minister reveals 55 citizens died after being recruited by Russia for Ukraine war, with 272 Ghanaians believed lured since 2022.
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Afghan Penal Code: Animal Fights Punished More Than Domestic Violence
Afghanistan's new penal code imposes harsher penalties for animal fights than for domestic violence against women, according to the UN human rights chief. The decree has sparked international condemnation for its discriminatory provisions.
UK and US Withdraw Embassy Staff from Iran and Israel
The UK government has temporarily withdrawn staff from Iran, while the US authorizes departures from Israel as security tensions escalate in the Middle East.
UK Withdraws Diplomatic Staff from Iran Over Security
The UK government has temporarily withdrawn its staff from Iran due to ongoing security risks, while the US advises non-emergency personnel to leave Israel amid escalating tensions.
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Iran to Dismantle Nuclear Stockpile in US Talks
Iran has committed to eliminating its nuclear stockpile in Geneva negotiations with the US, mediated by Oman. While progress includes potential economic incentives, significant hurdles remain as Trump's decision window narrows.
US Health Aid to Africa Sparks Sovereignty and Data Sharing Disputes
African nations like Zimbabwe and Kenya resist US health funding pacts, citing demands for biological data and sovereignty risks. Critics call agreements 'lop-sided' and 'immoral' amid fears over data privacy and resource exploitation.
Zelenskyy Open to Putin Talks, Won't Cede Ukrainian Land
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells Sky News he's prepared to meet Vladimir Putin for peace negotiations but refuses to surrender territory. He urges stronger US sanctions and advanced weapons to pressure Russia.
Kim Jong Un's Daughter Ju Ae as Potential Successor in North Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's daughter, Ju Ae, is increasingly seen as a potential successor, with recent public appearances and state media coverage fueling speculation about the regime's future leadership.
US-Iran Nuclear Talks End Without Deal, Military Threat Looms
High-stakes negotiations between the US and Iran concluded without an agreement as the White House considers military action. Omani mediators remain hopeful for future technical talks in Vienna.
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US-Iran Nuclear Talks Progress, No Deal, Vienna Next Week
US and Iran held indirect talks in Geneva, making significant progress but no deal. Negotiations to resume at technical level in Vienna next week, amid tensions and military buildup.
Zelenskyy: 'I'm Not the Best Father' Amid Ukraine's Harsh Winter
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy opens up about personal sacrifices and praises civilians repairing energy systems during a brutal winter, as Russia's attacks continue.
Melania Trump to Lead UN Security Council Session
First Lady Melania Trump will chair a UN Security Council meeting on children, technology, and education in conflict, marking a historic first for a sitting US president's spouse.
Cuba Vows to Fight 'Terrorist Aggression' After Boat Attack
Cuba's president pledges firm defense after border guards kill four exiles in a Florida-registered speedboat assault, escalating tensions with the US.
UN Official's Family Sues Over Sanctions for Israel Criticism
The family of UN investigator Francesca Albanese has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging sanctions imposed for her criticism of Israel violate the First Amendment and harm their lives.
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US-Iran Nuclear Talks Face Diplomatic Hurdles in Geneva
The latest round of nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran in Geneva highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions and strategic complexities.
US-Iran Nuclear Talks in Geneva: Deal Hinges on Preconditions
US and Iranian negotiators meet in Geneva for crucial nuclear talks, with Tehran insisting a deal is possible if Washington adheres to preconditions on uranium enrichment and missiles. Plus, updates on Medicaid fraud and press killings.
Sikh Activist Threatened Before Canadian PM's India Trade Trip
Canadian police warn Sikh Federation of Canada leader Moninder Singh of credible threats to his family's life as Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares for high-stakes trade talks in India.
Cuba Coastguard Kills Four in US Speedboat Shooting
Cuba's coastguard shot dead four people and wounded six in a US-registered speedboat, escalating tensions with Washington. The incident involved armed exiles allegedly attempting infiltration.
American Deported After Bali 'Suitcase Murder' Conviction
Tommy Schaefer has been deported from Indonesia after serving 11 years for the premeditated murder of his girlfriend's mother, whose body was found in a suitcase at a Bali resort.
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West Bank Reality: Life Under Israeli Occupation
Reporter Matthew Cassel documents daily life in the West Bank, questioning the possibility of a Palestinian state amidst entrenched Israeli settlements.
Jimmy Lai Fraud Conviction Quashed, Remains Jailed
Hong Kong court overturns Jimmy Lai's fraud conviction, but the pro-democracy activist remains imprisoned under China's national security law with a 20-year sentence.
Ukrainians Deserve Respect on War Anniversary
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion, readers highlight Ukraine's suffering from destroyed infrastructure and refugee crisis while urging admiration and support.
US-Iran Nuclear Talks in Geneva Amid Military Tensions
US and Iranian negotiators meet for indirect nuclear talks in Geneva, with tensions high due to a US military buildup and Iran's threats of retaliation.
US-Ukraine Talks Amid Russian Strikes and Orbán's Rhetoric
US and Ukrainian negotiators meet in Geneva for peace talks as Russia launches overnight strikes injuring 23 people. Hungary's Viktor Orbán escalates allegations against Ukraine ahead of elections.
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Uganda: Two Women Face Life Sentence for Public Kiss
Wendy Faith and Alesi Diana Denise were arrested in Uganda under harsh anti-LGBTQ+ laws that include life imprisonment for same-sex relationships, highlighting a nationwide crackdown.
Hong Kong Court Overturns Jimmy Lai's Fraud Conviction
Hong Kong's appellate court has overturned the 2022 fraud conviction of pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai, though he remains imprisoned under national security charges.
Jerusalem Braces for War as US-Iran Tensions Rise
In Jerusalem's Old City, residents and business owners express fear and uncertainty as tensions between the US and Iran escalate, impacting tourism and daily life.
EU Failing to Stop Russian Shadow Fleet, Metsola Says
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola criticizes insufficient EU action against Russia's shadow fleet transporting sanctioned oil through European waters, urging greater cooperation and vessel seizures.
Jacinda Ardern Moves to Australia with Family
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is now living and working in Australia with her family, according to a spokesperson. The move comes amid record emigration from New Zealand.
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Cuba Border Clash: Four Killed Amid US Oil Embargo Tensions
Cuban border guards killed four gunmen on a US-registered speedboat, escalating tensions during an oil embargo causing severe energy and humanitarian crises on the island.
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