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Houthis Detain Nine More UN Staff in Yemen, Bringing Total Held to 53

The UN says a widening crackdown is crippling aid operations, prompting urgent calls for immediate, unconditional releases.

South Korea’s President Issues State Apology as Hague Adoption Safeguards Take Effect

Iran Confirms First U.S. Deportation Flight Has Landed With Over 100 Nationals

UN Report Details 'Call to Putin' Electrocution Torture by Russian Forces in Occupied Ukraine

Putin Signs Law Pulling Russia From European Anti-Torture Convention

U.S. Lifts Ghana Visa Curbs as Deportees Say They Were Left Without Papers in Togo

UN Expands List of Companies Tied to West Bank Settlements, Adding 68 to Reach 158

Slovakia Enshrines Two Sexes, Elevates National Law Over EU in Sweeping Constitutional Change

UEFA Moves Toward Vote Next Week on Suspending Israel After UN Experts’ Appeal

UEFA Poised to Vote on Suspending Israel as U.S. Vows to Block World Cup Ban

Vanuatu Pushes UN Vote to Operationalize ICJ Climate Ruling

U.S. Expands Brazil Sanctions to Justice’s Wife as Bolsonaro Seeks End to House Arrest

UN Report Finds Systematic Torture of Ukrainian Civilians by Russia Across 100+ Sites

Ghana Sued Over U.S. Third‑Country Deportations as Lawyer Seeks to Halt Onward Removals

Over 100 Sudanese Refugees Dead or Missing After Two Shipwrecks Off Eastern Libya

Wells Fargo Executive Chenyue Mao Returns to U.S. After China Lifts Exit Ban

Venezuela Protests U.S. Boarding of Tuna Boat as U.S. Cites Drug Search

Court Disclosure Shows U.S. Paid El Salvador $4.7 Million to Jail Deportees Without Safeguards

UN Rights Chief Warns Rules of War Are Being Shredded at Geneva Council

South Sudan Repatriates Mexican Man Deported by U.S. in July