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After Gaza, ‘election madness’ is not the same on US campuses
A climate of repression faced by anti-genocide protests has left America's electoral common sense in crisis.
Murdered Uganda Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei’s funeral march begins in Kenya
Activists join march as Cheptegei's body begins its final journey to her family home in Bukwo, Uganda, for her funeral.
Ronaldo becomes first individual with one billion social media followers
Ronaldo surpasses 639 million followers on Instagram, 170 million on Facebook, 60 million on YouTube, 113 million on X.
In a historic move, Colombia bypasses a patent to access a key HIV drug
Facing increasing infections in its population, Colombia has announced a plan to purchase generic versions of the drug.
Why are Storm Shadow missiles a new flashpoint between Putin and the West?
Could lifting of restrictions on use of long-range missiles spell escalation of hostilities between Russia and the West?
Bangladesh youth revolution: One month after toppling government
We reconnect with our Bangladesh community, one month since a youth-led movement forced out PM Hasina.
Russia revokes accreditation of six British diplomats over spying claims
UK Foreign Office calls allegations 'completely baseless' as tensions escalate over war in Ukraine.
‘I will die trying’: Gambian migrant deportees dream of return to Europe
People who took the ‘backway’ to EU countries and were sent home find few opportunities.
Philippines preacher pleads not guilty to child abuse, trafficking charges
Police said two of the alleged victims of Apollo Quiboloy have indicated that they will testify against him.
North Korea shares first images of banned nuclear site
North Korea has released the first-ever photos of a uranium enrichment facility.