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The lead organizer of London’s LGBTQ Pride parade is facing an internal investigation following accusations of misconduct, including the alleged misuse of vouchers intended for volunteers. Christopher Joell-Deshields, who has served as chief executive of Pride in London since 2021, is being scrutinized over multiple claims raised by volunteer

A significant majority of members in the world’s foremost association of scholars specializing in genocide studies have endorsed a resolution asserting that Israel’s conduct in Gaza aligns with the legal criteria for genocide. Eighty-six percent of voting members in the 500-strong International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) supported

In 2010, Gerardo Ceballos and a team of researchers sought to determine the number of jaguars in Mexico. It was widely believed that the population had dwindled significantly due to hunting, habitat destruction, and conflicts with livestock owners. Initially, Ceballos and his colleagues from the National Alliance for Jaguar Conservation

Victims of sexual offenses and harassment linked to the #MeToo movement have faced challenges in the U.S. in recent months. Harvey Weinstein, the former film producer, is now facing a third trial on sexual assault allegations after earlier court proceedings yielded uncertain outcomes for those who accused him. In

Russia Suspected of Jamming European Commission President’s Plane Over Bulgaria Russia is suspected of disrupting the satellite signal of a plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during a flight over Bulgaria, reportedly causing it to circle an airport for an hour before landing. Von der Leyen

Leaders from nations opposing Western influence will assemble in Beijing this week to express solidarity with China’s president, Xi Jinping, at a military procession marking the 80th anniversary of Japan’s defeat in World War II—an event intended to showcase China’s strategic and military capabilities. Cooperation among