Politics
Death of Cambridge professor reignites debate on racism in British universities
The death of Jason Arday, a Cambridge professor found in his London flat, has reopened controversy over plagiarism accusations and alleged racist treatment in the British press.
Russian trans woman flees to Spain seeking asylum
ANSES resumes August payment schedule after national holiday in Argentina
Middle East
UAE "Slaps" Netanyahu: Washington Refused to Intervene as Abu Dhabi Ignored Dozens of Calls From His Office Seeking a Denial of the Bin Zayed Call
UAE Statement Rattles Israel's Political Scene — Hebrew Media Call It a Harsh Blow to Netanyahu
US military carries out fresh attacks on Iran as Russia pledges to maintain trade ties
Iran rejects US sanctions as it pursues new regional security deals
US urges allies and China to join economic pressure campaign against Iran
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Venezuelan lawyer links housing corruption to violation of right to life
A human rights lawyer argues that corruption in housing construction and the absence of investigations following the 2026 earthquake in Venezuela constitute a violation of the right to life and breach of the State's international human rights obligations.
Government drops plan to ease affordable housing rules after opposition
The government has abandoned proposals that would have ended affordable housing requirements for developers on sites with between 10 and 49 houses.
Spanish Government prepares measures against prolonged temporary contracts in the public sector
The Spanish Government is working on legal measures to curb the abuse of temporary employment in the public sector, estimating that it affects fewer than 200,000 workers who have held temporary contracts for more than three years.
Czech Prime Minister Babiš apologises for picking flowers in national park
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš apologised for picking flowers in a protected area of a mountain in Moravia, saying he would pay a fine if necessary.
