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Hormuz, the Strait That Could Set the World Ablaze
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Toronto air quality wost than Kinshasa (Congo)
The region of Toronto is under the general warning of dangerous air quality and oppressive heat, Health Canada issuing an orange air‑quality warning Wednesday morning as wildfire smoke from northwestern Ontario continues to drift into the region. As of 11 a.m. ET, IQAir’s world air quality ranked Toronto in the top spot ahead of Kinshasa…
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PRONABEC Students: Let’s Advocate for a Scholarship Policy That Promotes Equality
Students, current scholarship recipients, and former recipients of the National Scholarship Program (PRONABEC) held a series of decentralized demonstrations on Monday, July 13, in Lima and Cusco. The students are demanding that the public consultation period on the proposed amendment to the PRONABEC regulations—which the incoming administration intends to implement—be extended to 60 days, as…
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Statement of the Philippine Misereor Partnership, Inc. on the Tragic Passing of Dr. Kent Carpenter
MANILA, PHILIPPINES — July 14, 2026 — It is with profound sadness, deep shock, and utmost indignation that we address the murder of world-renowned American marine biologist Dr. Kent Carpenter, 73, who was killed during a violent home invasion in Sibulan, Negros Oriental, on the night of July 12, 2026. We vehemently condemn this heinous and…
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The Polish Opposition’s PM Candidate Called On The EU To Stop Funding Ukrainian Arms
This shows that PiS fears Confederation’s potential rise as the country’s top opposition party and signifies his belief that enough voters have already soured on Ukraine that such a policy is now truly popular. Przemysław Czarnek, the prime ministerial candidate of Poland’s conservative “Law & Justice” (PiS) opposition party ahead of fall 2027’s next Sejm…
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Russia Eyes African Students to Boost Strategic Influence
(Moscow Bureau) – Russia’s system of foreign students’ admission is currently experiencing a completely different shape, due to the rapidly shifting geopolitical reality. The emerging trends are closely connected with increasing the number of highly interested applicants rather than the quality of education. The geopolitical shift is pushing Russia to make education for young Africans…
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Italian Court Confirms: Detention of Rescue Vessel Humanity 1 was Unlawful
Berlin, 14 July 2026 – Last week, SOS Humanity, as part of the Justice Fleet alliance, secured another legal victory when a court in Ortona ruled that the detention of the rescue vessel Humanity 1 in December 2025 was unlawful. The judge reaffirmed the legal position established in previous Italian court rulings that Libya cannot…
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Peru: “Nothing guarantees that the laws will be repealed if we, the citizens, do not take action”
As Peru prepares for the presidential transition on July 28, the public has its own agenda, with the first task being the repeal of the “Pro-Crime” Laws that continue to plunge hundreds of households nationwide into mourning. The Lima Bar Association (CAL), the Citizens’ Coalition for Life (CCV), and the Historic Citizens’ Agreement (AHC)—which together…
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Mexico Escalates Response to Migrant Deaths in US Custody
Mexico has begun filing complaints with state prosecutors in the United States over the deaths of Mexican citizens in immigration detention and during enforcement operations, marking its strongest response yet to fatalities linked to President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement policies. Speaking at a press conference at Mexico’s National Palace, President Claudia Sheinbaum said her government…
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India: arrestato l’attivista indigeno che protesta contro il progetto di un hotel di lusso
Decine di agenti di polizia hanno arrestato il noto attivista per i diritti indigeni Pranab Doley e altri due uomini, Amit Nag e Brijit Kutum, mentre altri due, Bhaskar Saikia e Rajiv Pegu, si sono consegnati spontaneamente. Domenica, la polizia ha circondato la casa dove alloggiava Doley e lo ha preso in custodia senza mandato d’arresto.…