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Parked in front of the historic Sayeda Zainab Mosque, near downtown Cairo, a blue van converted into a traveling meat shop awaits its next customer …
Read moreAnd the Egyptian Army showed its power | International
TOP NEWS TODAY Posted at 3:07 a.m. The Australian Parliament on Thursday passed the law requiring tech giants to pay media for the resumption of …
Read moreAustralia passes law forcing tech giants to pay media
A relative of one of those who died after the riots in Ecuador, this Wednesday outside the forensic center in Cuenca.FERNANDO MACHADO / AFP Four …
Read moreRiots: The Prison Crisis Corrodes Ecuador | International
The Holocaust is one of the most photographed crimes in history. However, the images that show the moment of the assassination are only a dozen …
Read moreThe image that summarizes the ‘Holocaust of bullets’ | International
Associated Press Posted at 8:31 p.m. yesterday Several witnesses have been subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury reviewing charges against former Minneapolis policeman …
Read moreDeath of George Floyd: a federal grand jury summons witnesses
The customs services of the port of Hamburg reported this Wednesday that at the beginning of the month they seized the largest cache of cocaine …
Read moreSeized 23 tons of cocaine, the largest cache in the history of Europe | International
Amnesty International has withdrawn the status of ‘prisoner of conscience’ from Russian opponent Alexei Navalni due to his xenophobic rhetoric in the past. The human …
A terrorist grenade attack caused at least 10 deaths and 50 injuries in the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri on Tuesday afternoon. This was confirmed …
Read moreAt least 10 killed in grenade attack in Nigerian city of Maiduguri | International
TOP NEWS TODAY Posted at 12:22 p.m. The United States is running for a seat on the UN Human Rights Council for the 2022-2024 term, …
Senator Josh Hawley hears testimony from former arms sergeant Paul Irving this Tuesday in the US Congress.Andrew Harnik / AP The United States Congress has …