This week in France, several significant legal cases are unfolding, including trials for sexual abuse and genocide, alongside discussions about international trade and diplomacy. Read more...

Democrats are grappling with messaging challenges, sparking internal debates about connecting with working-class voters and addressing key economic issues. From UBI to trans athletes, the party faces tough choices. Read more...

DR Congo faces a complex crisis: rebel conflict, a surge in mpox cases, and a massive humanitarian need. A $2.5 billion aid plan aims to help millions. Read more...

Sudan faces a dire situation as a market shelling leaves many feared dead. The nation also files a lawsuit against the UAE, accusing them of complicity in genocide. Read more...

The UN addresses biodiversity loss with a new financing plan, while also confronting the escalating violence against children in the DRC and Sudan, and the future of Gaza. Read more...

This week in Italy: illegal dossiering scandal unfolds, students protest sexism, and the Altavilla massacre case sees sentencing. Plus, a controversial chairlift project gets the green light. Read more...

A roundup of global news, including Japan's record low birth rate, calls for transparency in whistleblower protection in Malaysia, cooking oil interventions, genocide accusations, and school-based mental health initiatives. Read more...

A roundup of recent Sydney news including charges against a nurse, an apology from Sydney University, an inquest into detention center suicides, and new charges against Alan Jones. Read more...

A look at the week's political landscape, from China's strategy in Gaza to a diplomat's firing and a genocide accusation at the World Court. Read more...

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face halved rations and potential forced conscription. A Thai cook's story highlights the plight of detained Uyghurs. Read more...

Zelenskyy renews calls for a ceasefire as JD Vance sparks controversy over US strategy in Ukraine. A South Carolina execution also draws attention. Read more...

Recent reports highlight increased global attention on the Khojaly genocide, with Israeli media coverage attributing the atrocities to Armenians, and calls from Türkiye for international recognition. Russia has also joined worldwide commemorations. Read more...

Rose Girone, believed to be the oldest living Holocaust survivor, has passed away at the age of 113 in New York. Born in Poland, she was a passionate advocate for sharing survivors' stories. Read more...

A roundup of political news including potential election changes in Slovakia, nuclear deterrence discussions in Europe, justice for Rwandan genocide victims, and tensions between Algeria and France. Read more...