Venezuela: 'Repressive apparatus remains in place,' says Amnesty International
In Venezuela, the state’s repressive apparatus “remains intact” after Nicolás Maduro’s overthrow, Amnesty International warns.
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In Venezuela, the state’s repressive apparatus “remains intact” after Nicolás Maduro’s overthrow, Amnesty International warns.
Read morePRESS REVIEW – Wednesday, April 22: An extremist rabbi accused of war crimes has been selected to participate in Israeli Independence Day celebrations. Next: papers look at LGBTQ laws in Hungary and…
Read moreNBA player's profile image shows a Palestinian child blocked from school by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank.
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Read morePeople who are now 17 or younger will never be able to buy tobacco, according to the law backed by the UK Parliament.
Read moreDisplaced Palestinians browse books at Gaza's new Phoenix Library, a youth-led initiative in the Rimal neighbourhood that aims to revive culture and literature during the war. The library houses a diverse…
Read morePresident Donald Trump extended the US ceasefire with Iran to allow more time for peace talks, with Tehran silent on the decision early Wednesday. Trump indefinitely pushed back the end of the two week…
Read morePope Leo XIV on Tuesday urged Equatorial Guinea to place itself "in the service of law and justice", on the first day of his visit to the authoritarian country, which is one of the most closed-off states…
Read moreUS President Donald Trump extended a ceasefire with Iran to allow more time for talks, claiming the Islamic republic was "collapsing financially" because of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. There…
Read moreThe IRGC says the aggression came in response to what it described as the US's capture of an Iranian commercial vessel.
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Read moreUkraine's deputy prime minister says the attacks on the country's civilian infrastructure are 'another proof of terrorism'.
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