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- Saudi Promises To Respond To HouthI Attacks ‘Firmly’
Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen has promised to respond “firmly” to missile and drone attacks by the Iran-aligned The attacks come after the Iran-aligned group said that it fired dozens of missiles and drones at Saudi strait has become a vital waterway for energy and commercial shipping in the region as the United States-Iran Yemen’s more than decade-long war reignited in July, as the Houthis declared a naval blockade on Saudi “If Iran is not involved, then a monumental contradiction arises, ie, structuring a regional security
- How Syria Came to This
, Doctor”—a not so subtle prediction that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, a British-trained But the effects varied widely, and nowhere were they more ferocious than in Syria, where early hopes The insignia included the old nationalist flag of Syria, but the FSA was more of a franchise than a true So when in the summer of 2012 Russia and the United States offered a transition plan to help stop the It engaged both Russia and Iran in an attempt to establish ceasefires and talks to end the war—even as
- Iranian Digital Censorship: A Step Towards Atrocity
Iran has used various means of censorship to limit citizens’ access to independent media: it has slowed During the 2025 conflict between Iran and Israel, when more than 90 million Iranians were taken offline , Iran used internet blackouts, leaving the Iranian population without warning of when aerial strikes Arash Khamooshi for The New York Times History of Digital Censorship in Iran Over the past two decades Iran shut down the internet and limited the population’s access to the media, not only limiting their
- Nepal: Conflict victims seek UN help for justice
governments of Nepal have long continued to merely pay lip service and make false commitments to the transitional In the UNGA, Minister Khadka had said that Nepal was committed to conclude the transitional justice process the end of the conflict in November 2006 while the Government of Nepal continues to showcase the sham transitional "We would like to remind you of the OHCHR's position in 2016 with respect to Nepal's transitional justice said that the victims and civil society groups in Nepal had been seeking meaningful consultations, transparent
- Murders By U.S. White Supremacists More Than Doubled In 2017, New Report Shows
White supremacists in the United States killed more than twice as many people in 2017 as they did the year before, and were responsible for far more murders than domestic Islamic extremists, helping make The horror of right-wing extremism gained national attention in August, when more than a thousand white year in May, a right-wing extremist named Jeremy Christian allegedly stabbed two men to death aboard a train
- The Human Cost Of US Air Strikes In Somalia
It concluded that the information reviewed did not meet the military’s “more likely than not” threshold Her children ran outside towards the noise. During the journey, which lasted more than 24 hours, her son bled and struggled with pain. The cost of food, transport and other necessities has left him in debt. Neighbours helped transport his wife to hospital while Nuur struggled to care for their five children
- Bangladesh says it Foiled Indian Attempts to Force Migration
Their border is one of the longest land frontiers in the world, stretching for more than 4,000 km (2,500 people into Bangladesh in what officials, rights groups and analysts describe as “push-ins” — informal transfers India's foreign ministry in May told reporters it had asked Bangladesh to verify the nationality of more than identified as a Bangladeshi national should be returned through formal legal and diplomatic channels rather than
- Christians Massacred Globally — the United States Must Act
pattern of mass murder that results in more Christians killed for their faith each year in Nigeria than Nigeria’s federal government has neglected to undertake a thorough, objective, and transparent investigation If federal troops show up, they are outgunned and poorly trained. Those remaining number only 300,000, down from more than 2 million in 2010. agreement requiring tens of thousands of ISIS militants and their families under Kurdish guard there to be transferred
- 78,000 Zimbabweans flee South Africa due to xenophobia
assaulted, robbed and forced from their homes and jobs, while aid workers provided medical care and transport More than 56,800 others had made their own way back across the porous border in that time, Information More than 56,830 returned "independently through self-repatriation mechanisms during the same period"
- New tool reveals siege on Indigenous lands in Bolivia
three times the size of Madrid — with illegal clearing accounting for more than 90% of that total. reconstructed in close detail how the 48 titled Indigenous territories of the Bolivian Amazon basin have transformed More than 11 million hectares (27 million acres) were left untitled. Two of them — Takovo Mora and Movima II — were awarded less than 3% of their initial demand. intermediaries, land traffickers and other actors fueling an illegal market in Indigenous land lies behind these transactions
- The Silence of Violence: The Remaking of Modern Aerial Warfare
This form of warfare is simultaneously more precise and less visible than conventional warfare. invisibility” of these systems, alongside the rise of the digital panopticon and technocratic ideologies, has transformed “Democratization” of Airpower and Case Studies Recent aerial warfare has been transformed by low technological the international community must move beyond rhetorical commitments and embrace concrete reforms in transparency meaningful human oversight, target verification, proportionally and precautionary assessments, as well as transparent
- In El Salvador, mothers desperately search for the disappeared
However, her vote was the only one in favor of the bill: the ruling party rejected it less than 15 minutes Between March of 2022 and August of 2026, the Bukele administration imprisoned more than 92,000 people Today, with fewer than 100 disappearances per year (before, there were more than 1,500), there’s no longer witness — known as “Berlin” — testified that just one clica (cell) of the organization buried more than Translated by Avik Jain Chatlani. Copyright 2026 EL PAÍS USA Edition











