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China Tightens Control Over Human Rights Lawyers Ten Years After 709 Crackdown

State-sponsored legal aid now covers most defendants under rules enforcing CCP loyalty, effectively sidelining independent rights defence work.

Jennifer Geerlings-Simons Elected Unopposed as Suriname’s First Female President

Departing U.S. Consul General Criticizes Hong Kong’s Transnational Use of National Security Law

Iran and Israel Reach Ceasefire After 12-Day Conflict, Pope Urges Diplomacy

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Zero Tolerance of Church Abuse, Champions Press Freedom

Kenya Detains Officers in Probe of Blogger’s Death

Calcutta High Court Frees Influencer Sharmistha Panoli on Interim Bail

Hong Kong Files New Security Charge Against Activist Joshua Wong

BJP Reclaims Ground in State Elections as India Marks Economic Stability

Jacinda Ardern Charts Empathy, Exhaustion in New Memoir

Kulturstaatsminister Weimer Defends Artistic Freedom and Denounces Cancel Culture

Spotify Reinstates Steve Bannon’s WarRoom Podcast After Five-Year Ban

Weimer Warns of Global Cultural Struggle Threatening Science and Art Freedoms

Jacinda Ardern’s Memoir Reveals Queen’s ‘Just Get On With It’ Parenting Advice

Trump Administration Seeks 'Office of Remigration' in State Department Reorganization

Von der Leyen Receives Carlomagno Prize, Urges Greater EU Autonomy

Deepening Gen Z Gender Divide Drives Young Men Right and Young Women Left

Pope Leo XIV Demands Gaza Ceasefire, Deplores Rising Child Deaths

Trump's 'White Genocide' Claims in South Africa Debunked as Diplomatic Rift Deepens

Venezuelan Opposition Figure Juan Pablo Guanipa Arrested on Terrorism Charges Before Elections