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Min Aung Hlaing Installed as Myanmar’s President After Disputed Parliamentary Vote

A contested process aims to give military rule a civilian veneer under mounting international censure.

Lukashenko and Kim Sign Friendship Treaty in Pyongyang

Ukraine Marks Crimea Resistance Day as International Partners Reaffirm Non-Recognition

Central African Republic Enters ‘Decisive’ Post-Election Phase as UN and UK Urge Backing for MINUSCA

UN Chief Warns 'Rule of Force' Is Overpowering Human Rights in Final Address to Rights Council

Canada Ties Any Iran Rapprochement to Regime Change, Adds New Sanctions

U.S. Sanctions Two UK Crypto Exchanges for Operating in Iran’s Financial Sector

Venezuela’s Interim President Orders El Helicoide Closed, Unveils Amnesty Proposal

EU Labels Iran’s Revolutionary Guard a Terrorist Organization

Kast Unveils 24-Member Cabinet With Business Allies, Taps Ex-Pinochet Lawyers for Defense and Justice

800 Film Figures Condemn Iran’s Crackdown, Urge Festivals to Reassess Ties

Rights Groups Report Sexual Assault of Detained Iranian Protesters, Including 16-Year-Old

Kallas to Propose New EU Sanctions on Iran Over Protest Crackdown

Roger Waters Denounces U.S. Detention of Nicolás Maduro, Tells Trump to 'Grow Up'

Acteal at 28: Commemorations Renew Calls for Truth and Accountability

CNDH Orders Army Apology and Reparations Over Illegitimate Use of Force That Killed Two Girls in Sinaloa

Israel Orders Demolition of 25 Buildings in Nur Shams Camp as UN Warns Action Is Imminent

Jimmy Carr Defends Riyadh Set on Theroux Podcast as Amnesty Condemns 'Entertainment-Washing'

EU Extends Venezuela Sanctions to January 10, 2027

UN Mission Says Venezuela’s National Guard Committed Crimes Against Humanity Over a Decade