Russia's 'Human Hunt' Without a Fragment of Justice: The Reality of War Crimes I Witnessed
The article discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, focusing on the brutal tactics used by Russian forces, including drone attacks targeting civilians in the Kherson region.
Iranians say over 1,500 have been killed since the start of the war
Reports indicate that over 1,500 Iranians have died since the onset of the conflict.
Iran: The regime sends a message inside and outside with the execution of a 19-year-old wrestler and three other men in public
Iran executed a 19-year-old wrestler and two other men, sending a dual message of deterrence to its citizens and defiance to the U.S. and Israel amidst ongoing conflict.
Relentless Hammering in Iran with 640 Strikes in One Day
The conflict in Iran has escalated dramatically, with at least 640 strikes reported across 17 provinces in just one day.
IEA Chief in F.A.Z. Interview: "The Greatest Threat to Energy Security in Human History"
The head of the International Energy Agency highlights the severity of the Iran conflict's impact on global energy security in a recent interview.
Israel using โsystematicโ torture, UN expert claims
A UN expert has accused Israel of employing systematic torture against Palestinians, particularly in the context of the Gaza conflict post-October 7, 2023.
The Game of War
The article examines Iran's willingness to endure high human and material costs in its conflict with the United States through the lens of game theory.
Four years after the Russian invasion, solidarity with Ukrainians is limited to some associations
Solidarity with Ukrainians in Spain has diminished over the past four years, despite the ongoing conflict and its devastating human toll.
War in Ukraine: A thousand bodies exchanged each month between Kiev and Moscow thanks to the Red Cross
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is facilitating the exchange of approximately one thousand bodies every month between Ukraine and Russia amid ongoing conflict, highlighting the human toll of military actions.
Greek animal airlift evacuates pets and owners from Middle East war
A Greek government-organized animal airlift successfully evacuated pets alongside their owners from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, landing in Athens with dozens of animals and their human companions.
What are cluster bombs, used by Iran in the war, and why are they criticized?
Iran has used cluster bombs in an attack on Israel as retaliation for the death of a top Iranian official.
'Abandoned by the world': Congolese rights activist calls for justice, peace and equal respect
Dismas Kitenge Senga, a rights activist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, highlights the dire humanitarian situation in conflict zones and the challenges posed by the ongoing instability and foreign interference.
What are blood diamonds... why does their discussion increase amidst war?
The article discusses the resurgence of the term 'blood diamond' amidst rising tensions in the Middle East, exploring its origins and implications.
How to Avoid a Surprising Visit from a Bear in Your Backyard
As bears wake from hibernation in spring, their search for food can lead them close to human habitats, prompting warnings from Finnish wildlife experts on preventing encounters.
How John Malkovich Made the World His Character by Portraying Human Conflicts
John Malkovich has created a unique artistic expression by recreating iconic personalities through photography, showcasing the diverse nature of human conflict.
Inside Iran's children's wards: The painful human cost of US-Israel airstrikes
The article highlights the devastating impact of US-Israeli airstrikes on Iranian children, focusing on the tragic case of a young girl in a coma due to injuries sustained in these attacks.
Lukashenko did not break the Belarusian fighter. He was handed over to his wife on a stretcher
A Belarusian fighter was handed over to his wife on a stretcher, indicating serious concerns over his wellbeing, amidst ongoing tensions in Belarus.
Botswana: Hunting Quota to Address Human-Lion Conflict
Botswana has introduced a spatial lion hunting quota to reduce human-lion conflicts by allowing the hunting of nine lions nationwide.
Witnesses of Death: Details Revealed for the First Time about the al-Qabbo Massacre and Daraya Executions in Rural Damascus
A new investigation reveals the tragic history of mass graves and executions in Daraya, highlighting the community's efforts to document grave crimes during the Syrian conflict.
She lost 5 brothers to Syriaโs war โ Now sheโs fighting for justice at the UN
A woman who lost five brothers in the Syrian conflict is now seeking justice at the United Nations.
Brazilian left sectors avoid criticizing Iran's theocracy during the war
Brazilian leftist parties have largely condemned the US-Iran conflict but refrained from criticizing the Iranian theocracy's oppressive actions.
Father, mother, and their two children.. the occupation commits a massacre against a family in Tubas
Five Palestinians were killed in the occupied West Bank, including four members of a family, during an escalation of violence in the northern West Bank.
A War Without Strategy and No Exit in Sight for Trump
The article critiques the U.S. military engagement in Iran alongside Israel, arguing that it lacks a coherent strategy and entails significant costs, both financial and human.
More countries pick sides in genocide case against Israel
Several countries are joining a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice, highlighting international divisions over the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Iran conflict: EU walks diplomatic tightrope between rule of law and support for democracy
The EU navigates a complex diplomatic landscape as it condemns Iran's repression while advocating for democracy without aligning too closely with US-Israeli military actions.
Nigeria: Iran War - Nigeria Must Collaborate With Other Nations to Pressure Trump - Falana
Femi Falana, a prominent Nigerian human rights lawyer, has urged the Nigerian government to collaborate with other nations to pressure the US regarding its role in the Iran-Israel conflict.
โWeโre living in an Orwellian nightmareโ: Grace Tame calls Anthony Albanese a โcowardโ in scathing critique
Grace Tame criticizes Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for his stance on the Middle East conflict, labeling him a 'coward' for not condemning US-Israel actions.
Why do people repeatedly wage wars? A new book by anthropologists and archaeologists offers an answer
A new book explores the nature of warfare as an inherent part of human history, challenging the notion of a peaceful prehistoric time.
Sudan: Sudanese Women Bear the Brunt of War As Violations Continue, Activist Warns
A rights activist warns that Sudanese women are facing severe abuses amidst ongoing conflict, including violence and displacement.
Jakub Szymczak from OKO.press Awarded the Pen of Hope
Jakub Szymczak, a journalist at OKO.press, has been awarded the Pen of Hope by Amnesty International for his reporting on international human rights crises, particularly the conflict in Gaza.
How to Coexist as Good Neighbors Even When Animals Harm Humans
The article discusses the challenges of coexisting with wild animals and the efforts being made to address conflicts between humans and wildlife.
UN: Over 200 civilians killed in drone attacks in Sudan since March 4
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed shock at the death of over 200 civilians from drone strikes in Sudan since early March.
Russia Blames Ukraine for Killing Eight Medical Workers
Russia accuses Ukraine of being responsible for the deaths of eight medical personnel.
Israel, Lebanon, and UAE... Ground report from three major reporters of Aaj Tak from three countries
Aaj Tak reports on intensified airstrikes by the Israeli army in southern Lebanon amid ongoing conflict, highlighting the human and economic toll across Israel, Lebanon, and the UAE.
Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate to Yle: War is escalating and Iran's leadership will fight to the bitter end
Shirin Ebadi warns that Iran's government is willing to go to extreme lengths to maintain its grip on power amidst escalating conflict.
Iranian Diaspora: "Germany Has Long Been Too Naive in Dealing with This Regime"
The Iranian diaspora in Hamburg reflects on their hopes and concerns amidst the ongoing conflict, suggesting that Germany has been too lenient toward the Iranian regime.
American Reports Assess Washington and Tehran's Losses in the War
Intelligence reports reveal significant human and military losses for both the US and Iran amid escalating tensions and military confrontations.
Russia committed crimes against humanity through deportation of Ukrainian children, UN inquiry finds
A UN inquiry has determined that Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children constitutes crimes against humanity during the ongoing conflict.
UN human rights chief condemns dangerous 'eye for an eye' dynamic in Middle East war
The UN human rights chief has expressed concern over the deepening impact of the Middle East conflict on civilians, warning about a perilous 'eye for an eye' dynamic between the fighting parties.
Estonia puts human rights violators in the spotlight worldwide
Estonia aims to amplify the voices of human rights concerns globally, particularly in relation to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and to spotlight violations by Russia.
Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children a 'crime against humanity', says UN inquiry
The UN has accused Russia of committing crimes against humanity through the deportation of thousands of Ukrainian children amid the conflict in Ukraine.
War in Iran: 11 Days of Attacks in the Middle East on Maps
The US and Israeli forces have intensified their attacks in Iran as the conflict continues for the eleventh day, marking a significant escalation in military operations.
White phosphorus in Lebanon, cluster munitions in Israel. How do banned weapons in the current war threaten civilians?
A report by Human Rights Watch reveals the alleged use of white phosphorus by the Israeli army in civilian areas of Lebanon, raising serious concerns for civilian safety.
'I am against the war just as much as I am against repression by the Islamic Republic': how Iranian academics view the conflict in the country
Iranian women's rights activist Mansoureh Shojaee criticizes external military intervention as a means to achieve democracy in Iran, emphasizing the country's long-standing fight against totalitarianism.
Guatemala announces arms purchase from the US after 47-year embargo ends
Guatemala's government has announced plans to purchase arms from the United States, following the end of a 47-year military embargo imposed due to human rights violations during its internal conflict.
Did Israel attack with White Phosphorus in Lebanon, how dangerous is it?
A Human Rights Watch report claims that Israel used white phosphorus bombs on civilian homes in southern Lebanon, raising significant concerns over human rights violations.
HRW's accusation: "Israel uses white phosphorus munitions against civilians in Lebanon"
Human Rights Watch alleges that Israel deployed white phosphorus munitions in attacks on the village of Yohmor in southern Lebanon, presenting photo evidence and military communications.
Israel attacked a Lebanese village with white phosphorus, claims Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch alleges that Israel used white phosphorus in an attack on a Lebanese village.
Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of 'illegally' using white phosphorus in Lebanon
Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of using white phosphorus munitions illegally in populated areas of southern Lebanon amid escalating conflict with Hezbollah.
Human Rights Watch: Israel used white phosphorus munitions in populated areas in Lebanon
Human Rights Watch accuses the Israeli military of using white phosphorus munitions in populated areas of southern Lebanon, a violation of international humanitarian law.