Ein kurdischer Hungerstreiker berichtet über die psychischen Schäden durch Zwangsfütterung in US-Einwanderungshaft.
Hungary's next prime minister, Péter Magyar, said he would pick up the phone if Russian President Vladimir Putin called, according to the BBC, following his party's landslide election victory.
A convicted felon has been charged with vandalism after damaging multiple Chicago Fire Department vehicles, according to court documents.
Seoul City will implement a 5-day rotation system for passenger cars at public parking lots starting on the 8th, amid growing concerns over medical supply shortages due to the Middle East war, according to 경향신문.
Iran’s judiciary has released the assets of women’s football captain Zahra Ghanbari, reversing an earlier decision to seize them after she withdrew her asylum claim in Australia, according to Mizan news agency.
Hungary’s prime minister-in-waiting, Peter Magyar, has pledged to restore relations with the European Union and implement domestic reforms following a landslide election victory that ended Viktor Orban’s 16-year rule, according to Al Jazeera.
Brazil’s 80-year-old president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, is using a series of workout livestreams to show he is in top physical condition ahead of the October election, according to The Guardian.
In Djibouti and Benin, presidential candidates must afford nomination fees of up to £328,000, according to the Guardian. Critics argue this excludes many potential contenders.
Pope Leo XIV has arrived in Algeria for the first papal visit to the country, calling for peace on the opening stop of a tour of Africa that signals the continent’s growing importance to the Catholic church, according to The Guardian.
Iran has reportedly begun laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil chokepoint, according to recent reports, raising regional tensions and concerns about maritime security.
Hungary's opposition has ousted Viktor Orbán after 16 years in power, marking a historic shift in the country's political landscape, according to NBC News and the Guardian.
The Green Party is emerging as a significant political force, with 50% of voters in key regions expressing support, according to multiple sources.
Analysts warn that a US naval blockade of Iran could worsen the global energy crisis, with oil prices potentially rising above $150 a barrel, according to Al Jazeera.
Millions of people in war-ravaged Sudan are surviving on just one meal a day, as the country’s food crisis deepens, according to a report published by a group of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).
The United Kingdom’s decision to ban Israelis from a top military college over Israel’s war on Gaza prompted concern about the college’s reputation, with its leadership seeking to distance the institution from the decision, according to emails obtained by Al Jazeera.
A Dutch village of around 1,100 people is at risk of being demolished to make way for green energy infrastructure, according to BBC News.