Politics

Diplomacy & Trade

UN Urges Equatorial Guinea to Halt Deportee Expulsions

Human rights experts at the United Nations have issued a rare public appeal, urging Equatorial Guinea to halt plans to return US deportees to their home countries, where they face political violence, torture and death, according to The Guardian.

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US Politics

Google Denies Breaching Law by Promoting Suicide Forum Linked to 164 UK Deaths

Google has denied breaching the UK’s Online Safety Act by promoting a suicide forum associated with 164 deaths, despite a £950,000 fine issued to the forum’s operator by the UK’s internet regulator.

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US-Politik

Lettland: Siliņa tritt zurück – neue Regierung im Visier

Lettlands Ministerpräsidentin Evika Siliņa hat nach dem Bruch ihrer Regierungskoalition ihren Rücktritt bekannt gegeben.

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US Politics

Lettland: Evika Silina tritt zurück nach Regierungskrise

Lettlands Ministerpräsidentin Evika Siliņa hat nach dem Bruch ihrer Regierungskoalition ihren Rücktritt bekannt gegeben. Diesen Schritt gab die 50-jährige Liberalkonservative auf einer Pressekonferenz in Riga bekannt und sprach von einer schwierigen, aber richtigen Entscheidung.

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Americas

Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Deforestation Hits 40-Year Low

Brazil’s Atlantic forest recorded its lowest deforestation in 40 years in 2025, according to a new report.

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Africa

HRW Report: 53 Civilians Executed in DR Congo War-Torn City

Human Rights Watch says 53 civilians were executed by M23 rebels and Rwandan soldiers in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Uvira, according to an investigation. The report includes harrowing accounts of violence, including rape and mass graves.

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Big Tech

161 documentos del Pentágono revelan avistamientos de ovnis

El Pentágono liberó 161 documentos clasificados sobre avistamientos de ovnis, incluyendo testimonios de astronautas de la misión Apolo, según informó la BBC.

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Big Tech

161 UFO-Dokumente der US-Regierung freigegeben

Die US-Regierung hat 161 bislang geheime Dokumente zu UFO-Sichtungen veröffentlicht, darunter Berichte von Apollo-Astronauten über blinkende Lichter und unbekannte Objekte.

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US Politics

Gunfire Heard in Philippine Senate as ICC Arrest Looms

Gunshots were heard inside the Philippine Senate on Wednesday as tensions escalated over a potential arrest of Senator Ronald dela Rosa, according to DW.

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Books & Literature

Kouri Richins gets life sentence for murder of husband

Kouri Richins, a Utah-based children's book author and real estate agent, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for poisoning her husband with fentanyl in 2022. The ruling came on the day her husband would have turned 44.

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US Politics

Gunshots Fired in Philippine Senate as Senator Resists ICC Arrest

Gunshots were fired Wednesday evening inside the Philippine Senate building, where a senator wanted by the International Criminal Court has been holed up to resist arrest, according to CNN.

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Conflictos y Seguridad

Epstein abusó de mí durante arresto domiciliario, dice superviviente

Una superviviente del abuso de Jeffrey Epstein le dijo a congresistas estadounidenses que el fallecido traficante sexual la violó mientras estaba bajo arresto domiciliario.

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Americas

Cartel corruption claims push US-Mexico relations to breaking point

U.S. officials have charged Mexican state Governor Ruben Rocha and nine others with drug trafficking and corruption, while the FBI has linked cartel-funded timeshare fraud to organized crime in Mexico. According to ABC7 Los Angeles and fbi.gov.

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Diplomacy & Trade

Gunfire Breaks Philippine Senate During Attempted Arrest of Senator

Gunfire erupted in the Philippine Senate as authorities attempted to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who faces charges from the International Criminal Court. No one was hurt, officials said.

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Leaders

Bahamas Re-Elects Philip Davis of Progressive Liberal Party

The Bahamas has re-elected Philip Davis as prime minister, making him the first leader to serve a second consecutive term in nearly 30 years, according to The Guardian.

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