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POLITICS

Cameroonian Opposition Leader Anicet Ekane Dies in Detention, Sparking Outrage

Tuesday, Dec 02

Anicet Ekane, Cameroon's opposition leader, dies in detention, prompting accusations of medical neglect and increased political tensions.

WORLD NEWS

UN Condemns Israeli Forces for 'Summary Execution' of Two Palestinians in Jenin

Saturday, Nov 29

UN condemns Israeli forces for killing two Palestinians in Jenin, labeling the incident as a 'summary execution.'

POLITICS

Israeli Forces Kill Palestinian Men in West Bank After They Appeared to Surrender

Friday, Nov 28

Israeli forces killed two Palestinian men after they seemingly surrendered, drawing accusations of extrajudicial killings amid ongoing military operations in the West Bank.

WORLD NEWS

US teen Mohammed Ibrahim released from Israeli detention after nine months

Friday, Nov 28

Mohammed Ibrahim, a US teenager, has been released after nine months in Israeli detention, amid health concerns and international advocacy.

POLITICS

Trump Excludes South Africa from 2026 G20 Summit, Cites Alleged Human Rights Abuses

Thursday, Nov 27

Trump bars South Africa from the 2026 G20 summit, citing alleged human rights abuses against white farmers, leading to backlash from Pretoria.

WORLD NEWS

Teens Challenge Australia’s Social Media Ban Ahead of Implementation

Thursday, Nov 27

Two 15-year-olds challenge Australia's upcoming social media ban set for implementation on December 10, expressing concerns over their rights.

WORLD NEWS

Viola Ford Fletcher, Last Known Survivor of 1921 Tulsa Massacre, Passes Away at 111

Tuesday, Nov 25

Viola Ford Fletcher, the oldest survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has died at age 111, marking the loss of a significant civil rights advocate.

POLITICS

US to End Temporary Protected Status for Myanmar Nationals Amid Controversies

Tuesday, Nov 25

The US is terminating Temporary Protected Status for Myanmar nationals, citing improved conditions; however, the situation remains contested and controversial.