International
Visuals Reveal Israeli White Phosphorus Use Over Lebanon
Visual evidence shows Israel deploying white phosphorus munitions over populated areas in Lebanon, raising humanitarian concerns.
Author: Tahir Rihat
Tahir Rihat (also known as Tahir Bilal) is an independent journalist, activist, and digital media professional from the Chenab Valley of Jammu and Kashmir, India. He is best known for his work as the Online Editor at The Chenab Times.
Legal
CIA Officer Detained Amid Allegations of Fabricated Spy Program and Fund Misappropriation
CIA officer David Rush detained amid allegations of creating a fake spy program and funneling millions in federal funds.
Legal
Venezuela’s ‘Dr. Diablo’ Uses Public Shaming to Collect Debts
In Caracas, Venezuela, 'Dr. Diablo' and his pitchfork-wielding posse use public humiliation to pressure debtors into paying up.
International
US Pentagon Elevates Espionage Threat Level, Cites Israel
US Pentagon raises counterintelligence threat to highest level, citing Israel's alleged eavesdropping on Iran talks.
Conflict
Infant Dies in West Bank After Israeli Military Fire on Vehicle
An infant has died in the West Bank after Israeli forces fired on a vehicle, with conflicting accounts emerging from Palestinian officials and the Israeli military.
Health
Ebola Response Evolves: Lessons Learned, But Vigilance Remains Crucial
Global health response to Ebola has improved since 2014-16, with better vaccines and coordination, but challenges remain.
Conflict
Israeli Strike Claims Lives of 3 Lebanese Soldiers Amidst Regional Tensions
Israeli strike kills 3 Lebanese soldiers, escalating regional tensions days after a reported truce.
News
Gen-Z’s Viral ‘Cockroach Party’ Grips India’s Capital with Protest
A viral Gen-Z protest movement, the Cockroach Janta Party, has drawn thousands to India's capital, using satire to voice widespread public frustration.
Health
China’s Ebola Response: A Strategic Opportunity Amidst US Withdrawal
China's capacity to respond to the Ebola outbreak in East Africa presents a strategic opportunity amid potential US withdrawal.
News
Canada’s World Cup Debut Marred by Empty Seats and High Prices
High ticket prices and lackluster matches have led to thousands of unsold seats in Toronto and Vancouver for the World Cup.