Beghaei comments on French obstruction in Mahdieh Esfandiari’s Release The spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, referring to French obstruction in the release of Mahdieh Esfandiari, stated that France refused the proposed locations under various pretexts.

UN: Israel has killed more journalists than in World Wars I and II combined The UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Palestine announced that since the start of the Gaza war on October 7, 2023, the number of journalists killed by the Israeli army has surpassed the total number of journalists killed during both World Wars.

Continued deaths of migrants on route to Europe Amid increasingly harsh anti-immigration policies in European countries, many migrants are forced to take dangerous routes, which often result in the deaths of many.

International conference on Israeli State Terrorism marks Iran’s National Day of Fight Against Terrorism An international conference on "Israeli State Terrorism" was convened by the Habilian Association, bringing together experts from Iran, Italy, Argentina, and Pakistan to mark Iran's National Day of Fight against Terrorism. The conference provided a platform for a multi-faceted critique of Israeli policies and their international backing.

Ethics scandal in U.S. military: Four service members accused of sexual assault U.S. military prosecutors report that the alleged assaults occurred inside the Joint Base Lewis-McChord barracks, and all four service members were present at the time of the incident.

Human Rights Watch: U.S. cooperation with Israel in Gaza could lead to prosecution Human Rights Watch (HRW) has warned that U.S. cooperation with Israel in Gaza could expose American intelligence agencies and military contractors to legal prosecution.

Germany expels 10,000 migrants from its borders Germany’s Interior Minister says stricter border controls have successfully reduced irregular migration and announced that these measures will be extended beyond September.

U.S. use of artificial intelligence tools to suppress opponents of genocide Human rights organizations say the U.S. government is using Palantir and Babel Street AI tools to monitor migrants and target non-citizens participating in pro-Palestinian protests.

UN: 97% of Gaza schools destroyed by Israeli bombing The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) has announced that Gaza’s schools are on the brink of total collapse following Israel’s military assaults.

UK police face fresh wave of anti-immigration unrest Anti-immigration unrest in the UK has escalated in recent days and weeks, leading to a wave of arrests.