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Warning: This article contains graphic details that readers may find disturbing. Harrowing images reveal scale of Iran crackdown Hundreds of photographs smuggled from a Tehran mortuary show the...
Updated 18 January 2026 - Iran remains in the grip of an unprecedented communications shutdown, with 92 million citizens severed from global internet services for ten consecutive days. Governmen...
Supreme Leader breaks silence on protest deaths Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei publicly acknowledged on Saturday that thousands of demonstrators were killed during recent nationwide unrest, descri...
Starlink suspends charges for Iranian users Elon Musk's satellite internet service has reportedly stopped collecting monthly payments from users in Iran after authorities shut down nationwide int...
Warning: This article contains descriptions of graphic content that some readers may find distressing. Graphic videos expose brutal aftermath of Iran protests Newly surfaced footage from a Tehr...
Execution delayed for Iranian protester The scheduled execution of Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old arrested during recent anti-government protests in Iran, was postponed on Wednesday, according to a...
Uganda orders nationwide internet blackout before vote Uganda's communications regulator has instructed telecom operators to suspend internet access nationwide starting Tuesday evening, citing pu...
Warning: This article contains descriptions of violence. Protests defy crackdown as casualties mount Demonstrators across Iran continued to take to the streets Saturday night despite a violent...
Hospitals in crisis as protests escalate Medical staff in Tehran and Shiraz report being overwhelmed by a surge of injured protesters, with one eye hospital declaring a state of emergency. Iran r...
Updated 9 January 2026 - Nationwide demonstrations continue as internet blackout deepens and death toll rises. Mass protests sweep across Iran Thousands of Iranians marched through Tehran, Mas...
Netflix complies with Vietnam's demand to pull Chinese series Streaming giant Netflix has removed the Chinese romance drama Shine on Me from its Vietnamese platform after Hanoi objected to a scen...
Junta leader takes commanding lead in Guinea vote Guinea's military ruler, Gen. Mamady Doumbouya, has secured a sweeping early advantage in Sunday's presidential election, preliminary results ind...
Iran mourns legendary filmmaker Bahram Beyzai at 87 Iranian cinema and theatre have lost one of their most towering figures with the death of Bahram Beyzai in the United States at the age of 87....
US denies visas to five accused of pressuring social media firms The US State Department announced visa restrictions on Tuesday for five individuals, including a former European Union official, a...
Iranian director Jafar Panahi handed one-year prison term Acclaimed Iranian film-maker Jafar Panahi has been sentenced to one year in prison and barred from traveling abroad, his lawyer confirmed...
Japanese concerts in Shanghai abruptly canceled amid diplomatic tensions Several Japanese music performances in Shanghai were suddenly halted over the weekend, sparking outrage among fans and esc...
Sally Rooney warns UK ban on Palestine Action may halt her book sales and royalties Irish author Sally Rooney told the High Court on Friday that the UK's ban on Palestine Action under terrorism l...
Australian teens launch High Court challenge against social media ban Two 15-year-old Australians have filed a constitutional challenge against the nation's upcoming ban on social media for under...
Tanzania cancels independence day events to fund unrest repairs Tanzania has called off its 9 December independence day celebrations, redirecting the budget toward repairing infrastructure damage...
Trump Administration Redefines Human Rights Criteria in Foreign Policy The U.S. State Department has directed all embassies and consulates to categorize countries enforcing diversity, equity, and...
Social media's shadow language: How 'algospeak' distorts communication From "unalived" to "seggs," users are rewriting their vocabulary to evade what they believe are algorithmic bans-despite den...
US lawmakers demand testimony from Australia's internet regulator US Republican Jim Jordan has summoned Australia's eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant to testify before Congress, accusing her...
Kenya Accused of Funding Troll Networks to Target Anti-Government Protesters Kenyan authorities paid online trolls to harass, threaten, and intimidate young protesters during recent anti-governme...
Hundreds killed in Tanzania's post-election unrest as police open fire on protesters Warning: This report contains graphic descriptions of violence. Tanzanian security forces used live ammunition...
Apple removes two major gay dating apps in China following government directive Apple has removed Blued and Finka, two of China's most widely used gay dating apps, from its Chinese App Store afte...
Culture secretary calls for urgent review of BBC bias claims UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has warned the BBC must address "very serious allegations" of systemic bias, following revelations tha...
Tanzania's Samia Suluhu Hassan sworn in for second term amid election violence and opposition boycott Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan was inaugurated for a second term on Tuesday in a tig...
UK university halts Xinjiang research after alleged Chinese intimidation campaign Sheffield Hallam University abandoned research into alleged Uyghur forced labor in China's Xinjiang region follow...
Opposition claims 700 dead in post-election clashes as internet blackout persists At least 700 people have been killed in three days of violent protests across Tanzania following Wednesday's cont...
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