Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at a new Nagorno-Karabakh cease-fire between Armenian separatists and Azerbaijan, a meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at first-day speeches at the U.N. General Assembly, Canadian accusations against Indian officials, and fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh. Welcome back to World Brief, ...
The father of Mahsa Jina Amini, the Kurdish Iranian woman whose death in police custody in Iran last year sparked a movement of nationwide anti-regime protests, was arrested Saturday on ...
The story about Saudi Arabia investing heavily in international sports to launder its public image—a practice known as “sportswashing”—never seems to get old. Just as it was beginning to ebb, ...
Outrage is building after it emerged that a retired teacher from Saudi Arabia will be put to death over a series of tweets criticising the government’s human rights record. On ...
Negotiations over a U.N. cybercrime treaty have evolved into a diplomatic proxy war between democracies and their authoritarian rivals over competing future visions of the internet, technology, and human rights ...
According to Nashat al-Daihi, the host of an Egyptian television program called “With Pen and Paper,” I am in the pay of the Muslim Brotherhood. He was not the only ...
“She didn’t know about me because they took me at birth and told her I was dead,” Jimmy Lippert Thyden said in a TikTok video while on the plane to meet his ...
“We are very concerned by the deteriorating human rights situation in some regions of Ethiopia,” UN Human Rights Office spokeswoman Marta Hurtado told reporters in Geneva. “In Amhara region, following ...
For years, American consumers unwittingly bought products from T-shirts to solar panels sourced from Xinjiang, where researchers have found that the Chinese government has used a vast forced labor system ...
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