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Sudan Protesters Hail Landmark Deal With Generals
Crowds of jubilant Sudanese took to the streets of Khartoum to celebrate a landmark deal between protest leaders and the...
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Migrants Face ‘Massacre’ at Libya Detention Center
The U.N. refugee agency's pleas to move those held in detention centers away from the fighting fell of deaf ears.
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Putin Formally Suspends Major Nuclear Treaty With US
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday signed into law a bill on the suspension of a crucial arms control treaty...
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Nine in Ten Palestinians Distrust US Economic Plan: Poll
Both the Palestinian Authority and its rival Hamas have lambasted the U.S. economic plan as an attempt to buy them...
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French Mayor Convicted for Harassing Migrant Helpers
Rights group Amnesty International last month accused French authorities of harassing, intimidating and even attacking migrant helpers in northern France...
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Sudan Protesters Ready to ‘Pay Price of Change’ as Military Attempts Provocations
As protesters took to the streets of Sudan on Sunday, the military fired live ammunition at them in an attempt...
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Hungary’s Far-Right Government to Take Control Over Science Institutes
The Hungarian parliament passed a bill Tuesday enabling the takeover of research institutes by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government, which...
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Venezuelan Politician Faces Trial for Drone ‘Hit’ Attempt on Maduro
Opposition lawmaker Juan Requesens faces 30 years in prison if found guilty of the brazen attempt to kill Maduro as...
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Myanmar to Send Envoys to Rohingya Camps in Bangladesh
Some 740,000 Rohingya fled a brutal crackdown by Myanmar's military in 2017 in Rakhine state and are living in camps...
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Arrest of Migrant Rescue Ship Captain in Italy Fuels Tensions With Germany
Her vessel, banned from docking by Italian authorities, knocked the speedboat while pulling up to the pier on Saturday after...
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Iran Exceeds Enriched Uranium Limit as Europe Fails to Bring Sanctions Relief
Iran has also threatened to start enriching uranium above the agreed maximum purification level of 3.67 percent from July 7....
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Protesters Storm Hong Kong Parliament on China Handover Anniversary
The latest unrest ramps up tensions in the financial hub which has been rocked by three weeks of historic demonstrations...
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China Warns of ‘Severe Threats’ to Global Order at G20
China warned that protectionism and "bullying" were threatening the world order as President Xi Jinping met other leaders at the...
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US Supreme Court to Take Up ‘Dreamers’ Case
The US Supreme Court will hear a challenge to President Trump's attempt to shut down the Deferred Action for Childhood...
Read moreSudan Activists Prepare for Provocations During Upcoming Mass Protest
As people in Sudan prepare to take the streets again on June 30, there are fears that more could die...
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Thousands Displaced by Boko Haram in Nigeria Protest Over Food
Thousands of people displaced by Boko Haram violence poured into the streets of the Nigerian city Maiduguri Thursday to vent...
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UN Climate Talks Limp to Close as Europe Sizzles
Amid soaring temperatures, nations were set to wrap up UN climate talks on Thursday with meager progress in the plan...
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Probe of German Pro-Migrant Official’s Murder Widens With Raids, Arrests
Investigators are probing the extent of Ernst's neo-Nazi ties and whether he had links to the far-right militant group National...
Read moreRights Groups Denounce France’s ‘Punitive Policy’ on Migrants
The groups claimed that two people had committed suicide in the migrant holding centers, also citing cases of hunger strikes,...
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ICC Prosecutor Seeks Full Myanmar Atrocities Probe
U.N. investigators have separately called for the prosecution of top Myanmar generals for "genocide."
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