Sara Spinelli

At a daily job market in Panyu, a neighborhood on the outskirts of Guangzhou, Ms. Qiu appears disheartened. She is searching for a nearby workshop that will pay her to sew garments—inexpensive tops and dresses that will later appear on online shopping platforms or be shipped overseas. Today, she

The Reality of Hunger in Gaza: A Calculated Crisis The situation in Gaza is clear: Palestinians are trapped, farming has been halted due to conflict, and Israel has restricted fishing, meaning nearly all food must come from outside. Israel has long determined the minimal food requirements for Gaza, historically adjusting

The UK’s intention to recognize a Palestinian state aligns with international law, according to a government official, following concerns from a group of lawmakers that the move might not meet legal standards. Gareth Thomas, a minister, stated that acknowledging Palestine was a “political decision” and that the government considered

Court Rejects Conor McGregor’s Appeal in Compensation Case Conor McGregor has lost his bid to overturn a jury’s ruling that he must compensate a woman who accused him of sexual assault, after Ireland’s Court of Appeal dismissed his appeal entirely. The case stems from allegations made by

Ukraine’s legislature has approved legislation reinstating autonomy for two anti-corruption agencies, effectively reversing a measure passed last week that triggered the largest demonstrations since Russia’s invasion began three years ago. As the bill cleared parliament on Thursday afternoon, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the building in Kyiv,