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Venezuela has announced the release of more than 300 individuals detained during protests against President Nicolas Maduro’s reelection, which the opposition claims was fraudulent. This follows significant unrest after the …
Venezuela Releases Over 300 Detainees Amid Ongoing Political Unrest Read More
A deadly crush occurred during a football match in N’zérékoré, Guinea, resulting in multiple casualties. Tensions escalated following a controversial refereeing decision, leading to a stampede. Prime Minister Mamadou Oury …
Tragic Crush at Guinea Football Match Results in Multiple Fatalities Read More
Dozens have reportedly died in a crush at a football match in N’zérékoré, Guinea, due to clashes among spectators after a controversial referee decision. Prime Minister Mamadou Oury Bah called …
Tragedy Strikes N’zérékoré Football Match: Dozens Reportedly Killed in Stampede Read More
UAE authorities arrested three Uzbek nationals in connection with the murder of Rabbi Tzvi Kogan, a young Israeli-Moldovan rabbi, found dead in an incident characterized as anti-Semitic. This incident has …
UAE Arrests Suspects in Alleged Murder of Israeli Rabbi Tzvi Kogan Read More
A climate protest in New South Wales led to the arrest of 170 individuals as they blocked a coal ship from entering the Port of Newcastle, which is crucial for …
170 Protesters Arrested During Coal Ship Blockade in Australia Read More
Venezuelan security forces have surrounded the Argentine embassy in Caracas, where six opposition members are seeking refuge from governmental repression ahead of the July elections. Reports indicate armed police presence …
Venezuelan Security Forces Surround Argentine Embassy Amidst Election Tensions Read MoreDozens of protesters in Venezuela were released from prison following the controversial election. Human rights groups reported over 1,800 detentions, amid allegations of violence against protesters resulting in deaths. As …
Venezuela Releases Protest Detainees Amid Continuing Human Rights Concerns Read More