Editorial
🇱🇧 With ceasefire in place, Lebanese hotelier Abbas al-Tannoukhi attempts to bury a relative in Khiyam, a town devastated by recent clashes. Israeli tanks on
🇬🇼 At least 56 people died and dozens were injured in a crowd crush at a football stadium in Nzérékoré, Guinea. Violence erupted after a
🇧🇪 Belgium found guilty of crimes against humanity for the forced removal of five mixed-race children from their mothers in colonial Congo. Court orders €50,000
🇨🇳 Chinese lidar sensors may expose U.S. military to hacking risks, warns a report from a Washington think tank. The report calls for a ban
🇬🇧 Prime Minister Keir Starmer has appointed Chris Wormald as Cabinet Secretary, the UK’s most senior government official and policy adviser.This post was originally published
🇷🇺 Putin has shelved the planned ‘Friendship Games’, a multi-sports event criticized by the International Olympic Committee as a political project.This post was originally published
🇺🇸 Congress returns for a showdown over government spending, disaster relief, and defense policy before President-elect Donald Trump begins his term next month. A pivotal
🇸🇾 Syrian rebels capture Aleppo from President Bashar al-Assad, reigniting focus on the Syrian civil war. The shift affects long-dormant frontlines and has significant implications
🇬🇼 56 people were killed in a stadium crush in Guinea during an on-field controversy. This incident highlights the dangers associated with major soccer stadium
