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‘Get Married’: The Reality of Japanese Politics for Women
Local councilors say new Japan PM, Sanae Takaichi, is unlikely to change the male-dominated political landscape or gender role expectations.
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Bolivia’s New President Faces Worst Economic Crisis in Decades
Bolivians elected Rodrigo Paz as president, a center-right senator and economist, to address the worst economic crisis in 40 years.
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Nearly 900M Poor People Exposed to Climate Shocks, UN Warns
Nearly 80 percent of the world's poorest, or about 900 million people, are directly exposed to climate hazards exacerbated by...
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Latest Developments in the Gaza Ceasefire
Trump was in Israel for a lightning visit ahead of a summit in Egypt on Gaza, after the final 20...
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What We Know About the New Gaza Deal
Israel and Hamas agreed a ceasefire deal to free hostages held in Gaza in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners...
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No Peace: Trump’s Smoldering Nobel Obsession
Trump has openly expressed his desire to win the Nobel Peace Prize, but the award has remained out of reach...
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Israel, Hamas Due in Egypt for Ceasefire Talks
Delegations from Hamas, Israel and the US are due to convene in Egypt for talks, with US President Trump urging...
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Group Leading Morocco Protests Demands Govt Dismissal
The group leading Morocco's mass protests calls for the government's dismissal, amid days of unrest that have seen the deaths...
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New Youth-Led Protests Hit Madagascar Despite Government’s Dismissal
Thousands of protesters marched in fresh street demonstrations in Madagascar, and police fired tear gas and rubber bullets.
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French Officials Say Almost 400 UK-Bound Migrants Rescued
French security forces rescued almost 400 migrants seeking to make the perilous crossing across the Channel to England.
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Former FBI Director Charged as Trump Steps up Retribution Drive
Former FBI director James Comey was indicted on two criminal counts as Trump escalates his campaign of retribution against political...
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Social Justice Progress Stalls, in Threat to Democracy: UN
Despite gains in education and reducing poverty, inequalities are eroding trust in institutions and democratic systems around the world.
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Who Recognizes the State of Palestine, Who Doesn’t, and Why Does It Matter?
Several Western nations recognized a Palestinian state two years into the Gaza war, following a symbolic vote at the UN...
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Mass Rallies, Disruptions in France on Day of Anger Against Macron
Hundreds of thousands of people protested across France over President Emmanuel Macron's planned austerity policies.
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Gaza Genocide Accusations: Israel in the Dock
After UN investigators accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, what charges do the country and its leaders face, and...
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New Nepal PM Vows to Follow Protesters’ Demands to ‘End Corruption’
Nepal's new leader vowed to follow protesters' demands to "end corruption" after "Gen Z" youth demonstrations ousted her predecessor.
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Brazil’s Bolsonaro Given 27-Year Term for Coup Plotting
Brazil sentenced firebrand ex-president Jair Bolsonaro to 27 years in prison for coup plotting at the end of a landmark...
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Gaza Aid Flotilla Activists Say Second Boat Hit by Suspected Drone
Organizers of a Gaza-bound flotilla carrying aid and activists said their boats had been struck in a drone attack off...
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US Sanctions Palestinian Rights Groups Over ICC Probe
The US sanctions three leading Palestinian NGOs, accusing them of supporting International Criminal Court efforts to prosecute Israeli.
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Govt Gestures Leave Roots of Indonesia Protests Intact
Government gestures to calm deadly protests in Indonesia have done little to address the economic inequality and hardship fueling the...
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