Monday, Jul 14

Indonesia's plan to revise history books has sparked fears of erasing the truth about historical events, particularly the 1998 anti-Chinese riots.

Monday, Jul 14

Gisele Pelicot honored with France's highest civilian award for her bravery in a mass-rape trial, inspiring changes in the country's laws on sexual violence.

Monday, Jul 14

Sayfollah Musallet, a Palestinian-American, was killed by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, raising significant concerns about accountability and U.S. intervention.

Sunday, Jul 13

Erdogan announces a new chapter for Türkiye marked by the disarmament of the PKK, signifying a shift towards peace after decades of conflict.

Sunday, Jul 13

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian was lightly injured during an Israeli airstrike on high-level government officials in Tehran.

Sunday, Jul 13

A US citizen was beaten to death by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, prompting calls for an investigation amid escalating violence in the region.

Sunday, Jul 13

Nearly 800 people have died in Gaza since late May while seeking aid, highlighting a dire humanitarian crisis exacerbated by conflict.

Sunday, Jul 13

A cannabis farm in California faced a massive raid resulting in one worker's death and the arrest of 319 individuals, causing protests and political backlash.

Sunday, Jul 13

Russian drone assaults and missile strikes devastate Ukraine, resulting in numerous casualties and increased calls for sanctions.

Sunday, Jul 13

A federal judge orders the Trump administration to cease indiscriminate immigration arrests in California, citing racial profiling and constitutional violations.