Israel Kills Gaza Journalists Who Covered Dire Conditions During Hospital Raid
Al Jazeera correspondent Ismail al-Ghoul and his cameraman Rami al-Rifi were reporting west of Gaza City when they were bombed in their car.
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Venezuela’s Maduro Asks Pro-Government Supreme Court To Audit His Disputed Election
President Nicolás Maduro's latest attempt to silence claims that he lost his reelection comes amid growing calls for him to release the electionâs tally sheets.
With governments still gushing over hydrogen, why have 120 scientists objected to 500 hydrogen-powered Toyotas at the Paris Olympics?
Hydrogen has been touted as the miracle solution to decarbonization, but not everyone agrees, particularly when it comes to transportation.
Oil price surges after assassination of Hamas leader in Iran, sparking new fear of war and inflation
‘It may get Netanyahu the war he’s been looking for,’ warns foreign policy expert Trita Parsi.
U.N. Report Says Palestinians Detained By Israeli Authorities Since Oct. 7 Faced Torture, Mistreatment
The U.N. human rights office has issued a report saying Palestinians detained by Israeli authorities since the Oct. 7 attacks have faced waterboarding, sleep deprivation, electric shocks and other forms of torture and mistreatment.
Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh Is Killed In Iran By An Alleged Israeli Strike, Threatening Escalation
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed by an airstrike in the Iranian capital, Iran and the militant group said early Wednesday.
How Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orbán used a sprawling media empire to dominate the nation’s democracy
The government's efforts to control media have buoyed. Hungary spent the most in the whole EU—nearly $4.8 million, on political ads on platforms owned by Meta.
The four-day workweek is slowly gaining momentum across Europe—these are the elements needed for it to succeed
The four-day workweek is far easier for some industries than others, and could be encouraged by a robust national policy.
Here are the top 5 European destinations for Americans heading abroad this summer, but rising costs are putting travel on hold for many
Nearly 49 million Americans headed abroad last year with the U.K. being the most visited destination.
