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The Waorani people in Ecuador oppose government-backed oil auctions on their ancestral lands, highlighting issues of Indigenous rights and Free, Prior, and Informed Consent. Worldwide, Indigenous communities face digital misinformation …
Global Indigenous: Waorani People Fight for Their Rights in Ecuador Read More
The U.S. has welcomed a deal between Britain and Mauritius for the Chagos Islands, allowing the islands to return to Mauritius while maintaining military access to Diego Garcia. Mauritius Prime …
U.S. Applauds Historic Chagos Islands Agreement; Mauritius Cites Decolonization Win Read More
A Kenyan court has approved a lawsuit against Meta regarding its role in inciting violence during Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict. Plaintiffs claim Facebook’s algorithms contributed to violence by amplifying hate speech. …
Kenyan Court Permits Lawsuit Against Meta Over Role in Tigray Conflict Read More
Susan Crawford won a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, allowing liberals to maintain a 4-3 majority. The race became historic for its expense, primarily due to contributions from Elon …
Susan Crawford Secures Wisconsin Supreme Court Seat, Resisting Musk’s Influence Read More
Indonesia plans to appeal a French court ruling that permitted the seizure of its diplomatic assets due to a lawsuit from Navayo International AG over unpaid bills. The appeal is …
Indonesia to Challenge French Court Decision on Diplomatic Asset Seizure Read More
Attorney General Lateef Fagbemi endorses President Tinubu’s suspension of Rivers Governor Siminalayi Fubara, emphasizing its necessity for national economic interests and referencing a Supreme Court ruling that deemed Fubara’s leadership …
Attorney General Defends Tinubu’s Suspension of Rivers Governor Fubara Read More
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court election, now underway, has attracted massive funding, totaling $59 million, largely from donors like Elon Musk. This race highlights the ideological divisions in national politics as candidates …
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Election: A High-Stakes Political Battleground Read More
On March 17, 2025, Ukraine and South Korea discussed transferring two North Korean POWs captured during the conflict. South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul emphasized constitutional considerations, requiring the POWs’ …
Seoul and Kyiv Engage in Dialogue Over Transfer of North Korean POWs Read More
Jair Bolsonaro condemned a ban on his re-election as a denial of democracy at a Rio de Janeiro rally, asserting his intent to run despite legal troubles that prevent him …
Jair Bolsonaro Decries Election Ban as Denial of Democracy in Rio Rally Read More
Jair Bolsonaro condemned his election ban as a denial of democracy in a recent rally, asserting his ambitions to participate in future elections despite facing legal challenges. The gathering highlighted …
Jair Bolsonaro Decries Election Ban as Denial of Democracy in Brazil Read More