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Rights advocates are pressing Saudi Arabia to spare Anojan Sivarasa, who faces execution after being convicted of blasphemy over a Facebook comment. The case has renewed scrutiny of the kingdom’s use of capital punishment in speech-related prosecutions and the broader risks faced by online expression in the region.
A new MIT Technology Review investigation has found that more than a thousand people moved through areas monitored by U.S. border surveillance towers without being reached or apprehended, and later died there. The findings challenge the long-promised security and humanitarian benefits of the billions spent over 25 years on the southern border's so-called virtual wall, including newer AI-powered systems meant to detect people automatically.
A German town's decision to ban 'stumbling stones', small brass memorials honoring Nazi victims, has ignited a fierce debate about remembrance and historical accountability. Education Minister's condemnation highlights a national divide over memorialization practices.
In a poignant gesture, the Republic of Ireland's national football team will don black armbands during their upcoming match against Israel, honoring the lives lost in the ongoing Gaza conflict. This decision reflects a growing trend among sports teams to engage with geopolitical issues and express solidarity with affected communities.
A recent investigation reveals that the multi-billion dollar virtual border wall, intended to enhance security and save lives, has failed to effectively monitor and prevent illegal crossings. With over a thousand individuals documented moving undetected, the implications for U.S. border policy are profound.
On World Health Day 2025, over 100 WHO offices mobilized a worldwide rally advocating for maternal and newborn health, emphasizing the urgent need for healthier beginnings and hopeful futures. This collaborative effort brought together governments, health workers, and civil society to address critical health disparities.
Heidi Overton, nominated to lead the FDA, faced intense scrutiny over her stances on vaccines, birth control, and vaping products. Her evasive responses have reignited debates about the influence of former President Trump on public health policy.
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