Sara Spinelli

The issue began with a deceased cat. For years, the residents of Seibersdorf had coexisted peacefully with their most notable neighbor, more or less. There had been one complaint from a neighbor about the odor of her horses, and some murmurs about her reluctance to participate in local activities—though

Tensions Rise in Istanbul Over Controversial Cartoon Confrontations broke out in Istanbul after law enforcement used non-lethal measures to disperse a group of protesters on Monday, following claims that a humor publication had included an image referring to the prophet Muhammad. The unrest occurred after Istanbul’s top legal

Hong Kong’s Last Major Opposition Group Disbands Amid Political Pressure In a small, dimly lit office, where uneven shelves, old photographs, and a single whirring fan struggled against the summer heat, Hong Kong’s last active opposition group conceded it could no longer continue. Behind them, a banner taped

Moscow’s military has taken control of all of Luhansk—one of four regions Russia unlawfully claimed from Ukraine in September 2022, despite not having full authority over any at the time—according to Leonid Pasechnik, an official installed by Russia in the area. His statement was made on Monday.

Seeking Answers in Uncertain Times Near the entrance of a softly lit bar in Fengtai, a district in southern Beijing, handwritten notes pinned to a board reveal the concerns of visitors hoping for guidance alongside their drinks. One As All is among several establishments in Beijing, Shanghai, and other Chinese