NEWS
Gaza aid airdrop: Why delivering food from the air is controversial
Last week, Scott Paul of Oxfam America wrote on X, formerly Twitter: “Instead of indiscriminate airdrops in Gaza, the US should cut the flow of
Record low turnout in Iran polls as hardliners win
Most reformists were barred from the elections, which saw a turnout of only 41% after boycott calls. Source link
US airman pleads guilty to Pentagon documents leak
Jack Teixeira was accused of one of the highest-profile national security breaches in years. Source link
France makes abortion constitutional right
France becomes the first country to explicitly include the right to terminate a pregnancy in its constitution. Source link
Haiti gangs demand PM resign after mass jailbreak
A state of emergency is declared after armed gangs stormed a major prison, freeing thousands of inmates. Source link