Mizan News Agency
New Epstein island images deepen Congressional battle over transparency A political battle between Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Congress has led to the release of new photos and videos from the private island of convicted American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. 
Refugee homelessness doubles in England amid ongoing policy shifts Homelessness among refugees in England has doubled over the past two years, emerging as a serious human rights challenge. 
Half of Europeans see Trump as an “Enemy of Europe” According to a new survey, nearly half of Europeans consider U.S. President Donald Trump an “enemy of Europe.” A larger share of respondents also believe that the risk of war with Russia is high, and more than two-thirds say their country would be unable to defend itself if such a conflict were to occur. 
When impunity becomes policy: UN warns Israel’s torture system is structural The UN Committee Against Torture expressed its “deep concern over reports of repeated severe beatings, dog attacks, electric shocks, simulated drowning, prolonged use of stress positions, and sexual violence” in Israeli prisons. 
Trump administration tightens immigration, 19 countries cut off The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has stopped accepting immigration applications from citizens of 19 countries. 
Growing fears push Israel to shield its scientists like never before Following reports that a letter and flowers were delivered to the home of an Israeli nuclear scientist, Hebrew-language sources say that security measures for scientists and military officials have been elevated. 
$1 billion lost as international students stay away from U.S. colleges Donald Trump’s immigration policies have led to a 17% drop in international student enrollment at U.S. colleges, resulting in more than $1 billion in economic losses for the country. 
Washington shooting reflects America’s deep political and social tensions The recent shooting targeting National Guard personnel in the U.S. capital highlights the many unresolved crises the country continues to face. 
Social media, stress, and stabbings: Europe’s school crisis The rise of violence in European schools has once again drawn attention to social media. 
Australia’s hypocrisy: Champion of human rights or enabler of war crimes? Western countries often present themselves as defenders of human rights and at the forefront of the fight against terrorism. However, a closer look at their actions shows that these claims are largely rhetorical. 
