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- U.S. Troops Fighting The Drug War in Ecuador
Thursday in the city of Guayaquil and several other locations, 50 U.S. military personnel joined more than More than 30 people were detained. A day earlier, Ecuadorean soldiers, in cooperation with the U.S. until now, U.S. military personnel have mostly played a peripheral role in local operations, rather than Colombia and Peru, Ecuador has been overwhelmed by drug-fueled violence as it has become a major cocaine transshipment Today, we know it is more than that.”
- Catastrophe Is Emerging in the World’s Most Vulnerable Places
traffic diverted from the strait has overwhelmed the port of Salalah in Oman, a hub for cargo that is transferred As Iran launched retaliatory strikes on production facilities in the Persian Gulf, and as transport through The fares for transporting their wares by motorized rickshaw have more than doubled. The cost of diesel to power the tractor has more than doubled. Yet his story ran counter to the trend.
- Iranian Athletes Face Execution as Mountaineer Hanged
Photograph: Ali-Sina Mostafavi/Iran Human Rights Fears are growing for more Iranian athletes facing execution cases – has warned that at least six more are facing execution after having their sentences upheld by Iran Photograph: Iran Human Rights Another MMA fighter, Benyamin Naghdi, equestrian athlete Taraneh Rahimi is believed to have been subjected to physical violence during his detention in Kerman before being transferred It said it was deeply concerned about athletes affected by events in Iran but lacked the authority, as
- Arrest Made After More Than 200 Swastikas Appear on Cemetery Headstones
More than 200 headstones and monuments were similarly vandalized. Credit: Laurie Skrivan/St. to spend their Memorial Day honoring the fallen at Sunset Hill Memorial Estates cemetery, where more than On Saturday, groundskeepers made a shocking discovery: More than 200 monuments and headstones had been More than 26,000 people are buried at the cemetery, which is nondenominational. Ms.
- How Iranians Protest: The 2019 Gasoline Protests
By Michał Jagielski Senior Middle East and Iran Analyst Genocide Watch When the state announced gasoline Iran’s Ministry of Interior reported more than 140 attacks against government sites, including petrol the state as both hooligans and saboteurs who spread “intimidation and terror” and coordinated and trained The security officials, on the other hand, were presented as defenders of Islam and Iran’s sovereignty that the deaths of their family members were exploited by foreign media outlets to spread lies about Iran
- Israel, Hizbollah and Iran: Preventing Another War in Syria
Hizbollah brought Iranian arms into Lebanon through Syria; Israel interdicted the transfers only intermittently analysts agree, Israel sees the strategic stakes as enormous: such a corridor could facilitate the transfer It has continued to block the transfer of advanced weapons to Hizbollah, so far with Russia’s tacit consent by Iran. agreements, bolstering the ceasefire would not provide a military advantage to the regime by allowing it to transfer
- China’s Forced Organ Harvesting Demands U.S. Response
China’s transplant sector, unconstrained by rigorous ethical rules, found a more expedient solution. China’s transplant doctors and industry. Also, China’s reported number of annual transplants, 5,000-6,000, appears understated. American institutions are documented to have trained 344 of China’s transplant doctors. The WHO’s organ transplant task force, for example, was proposed in 2017 by Dr.
- Rising ceasefire violations between Armenia and Azerbaijan
In 2022, Iran was Armenia’s fourth-largest source of imports. "Armenia has two open borders, one with Georgia, and the other one with Iran. "If Armenia loses its border with Iran, that would be a catastrophe,” he said. At Armenia’s southernmost tip sits the historic town of Meghri, the gateway to Iran. "But if in 2025, people are still scared of us opening transport links, I think that’s a little absurd
- Israel Used AI-Assisted Technology to Destroy Infrastructure in Gaza
seconds reviewing each target before approving strikes, with human oversight often serving as little more than Citing the report, Dweik said that by April 2025, more than 90% of the infrastructure destroyed in Gaza The U.S. gives more military aid to them than any other partners or allies.” ” “ If AI actually is not used responsibly, ethically, and transparently, and there's no proper governance s Yemen campaign and then especially in the Iran war is how many so-called ‘targets' can be sourced with
- Jailed activist Umar Khalid wins 2026 human rights award
Khalid could not attend the award ceremony as he had been in jail for more than six years in connection The other awardees are Ahmadreza Haeri, an anti-death-penalty campaigner from Iran; Laurinda Manuel Gouveia , an advocate of feminist and participatory democracy from Angola; Adda Vyctoria Caetano, a Black transgender
- How Iranians Protest: The Green Movement
By Alžběta Frommerova Since late December 2025, Iran has experienced widespread protests in response For more than one hundred years , Iranians have repeatedly mobilized in pursuit of democracy, but they ”, framed dissent as a demand for accountability rather than regime overthrow. By the time the Green Movement took shape, Iran’s public sphere was already tightly constrained . At the same time, many Iranians involved in the Green Movement emphasized that Iran’s future must be
- Saudi Allies Line Up Support As Houthi Attacks Mount
The Iran-aligned Houthis have been battling the Saudi-backed government of Yemen for more than a decade That conflict has been rekindled amid Israel’s wars against the Iran-aligned Hamas group in Gaza and the Hezbollah group in Lebanon, and the United States war on Iran. Brent crude rose more than 3 percent on Thursday, briefly topping $108 a barrel, before easing to $105.77 Sparta Commodities in Singapore, said oil would likely stay above $100 a barrel as long as the war on Iran











