Tuesday, Jun 10

Italy's referendum to ease citizenship laws and improve labor rights fails as turnout falls below required thresholds.

Friday, Jun 06

The World Bank resumes funding to Uganda after a two-year suspension due to an anti-LGBT law, citing new safeguards for vulnerable communities.

Friday, Jun 06

New Zealand's parliament suspends three Māori MPs for performing a haka in protest against a controversial bill, marking unprecedented disciplinary actions.

Wednesday, Jun 04

China rebuffs US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's comments regarding the Tiananmen Square protests, calling them a distortion of historical facts.

Wednesday, Jun 04

The Trump administration's revocation of emergency abortion guidance raises alarm over women's access to critical healthcare.

Tuesday, Jun 03

Human Rights Watch reports that M23 rebels executed at least 21 civilians in Goma, highlighting severe human rights violations amidst the ongoing conflict.

Monday, Jun 02

The Supreme Court has opted not to review state bans on assault weapons, including Maryland's law, signaling ongoing debates over gun rights.

Saturday, May 31

Etienne-Emile Baulieu, the inventor of the abortion pill, passed away at 98, leaving a significant impact on women's health and reproductive freedom.

Wednesday, May 28

Brazilian prosecutors have launched a lawsuit against BYD, alleging human trafficking and poor labor conditions at a factory construction site.

Tuesday, May 27

The Supreme Court has denied Apache appeals to block a copper mining project on sacred land in Arizona, raising significant concerns over Indigenous rights.