A Protest Born of Desperation Wounded and chronically ill Palestinian journalists gathered in protest this week, issuing an urgent collective demand for medical evacuation from Gaza. Their appeal is not rhetorical. It is a clinical necessity, made urgent by the…
Escalation Enters Second Week The United States conducted a ninth consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran, with President Donald Trump publicly framing the operations as retaliation for the deaths of American military personnel in recent days. The strikes mark a…
Médecins Sans Frontières has called for the immediate release of Palestinian healthcare workers imprisoned by Israel, declaring that prolonged international silence on the matter has hardened into complicity. The organisation issued its statement on Monday, describing itself as “outraged by…
A Childhood Shaped by Fear Timothy Cho was eleven years old when he first watched the state kill someone. The condemned man was bound to a post, stones forced into his mouth so he could not speak final words, and…
A Deliberate Strike on Civilian Infrastructure Smoke rose over Kuwait on 18 July 2026. That much is visible and undisputed. What the plumes rising above Mangaf represent, however, demands more than a weather report: Iran has struck Kuwaiti territory, targeting…
What happened in Biddeford, Maine? On Monday, a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer named David Brouillette shot and killed Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a Colombian national, in Biddeford, Maine. The precise circumstances of the killing remain under investigation. Brouillette,…
A Court Under Siege The United States government is engaged in a deliberate, coordinated campaign to destroy the International Criminal Court — an institution created precisely to hold accountable those whom domestic courts cannot or will not reach. That campaign,…
A Retraction in a Kyiv Courtroom A Ukrainian intelligence operative who had previously confessed to murdering a woman connected to an assassination plot in Monaco has now withdrawn that admission, redirecting blame at a co-defendant during ongoing proceedings in Kyiv.…
The integrity of the United States Supreme Court — and of the federal judiciary more broadly — is facing pressures that constitutional scholars describe as structurally corrosive. Kim Wehle, a constitutional law professor and former assistant United States attorney, has…
The city of el-Obeid, home to more than half a million people and long a critical humanitarian corridor for northwestern Sudan, is being steadily strangled. Months of siege by the Rapid Support Forces, intensifying drone strikes on civilian infrastructure, and…