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Israel’s Top Court Orders Improved Nutrition for Palestinian Detainees Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that the government has not provided sufficient food for Palestinian detainees, ordering authorities to enhance their nutritional provisions. Sunday’s decision marked a rare instance in which the country’s highest court ruled against

Palestinians Launch Legal Petition Seeking UK Responsibility for Historical Violations A group of Palestinians has filed a legal petition urging the UK to address what they describe as repeated violations of international law, including alleged war crimes during Britain’s administration of Palestine from 1917 to 1948. They argue that

Brazil’s President Pledges Nation Will Not Bow to External Pressure as Bolsonaro Supporters Rally Ahead of Verdict Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has vowed that the country will not submit to foreign interference, as backers of his right-wing predecessor took to the streets to call

Iran is prepared to reach a durable agreement involving stringent oversight and restrictions on its uranium enrichment activities in exchange for sanctions relief, according to its foreign minister, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi. However, in an article for CuriosityNews, he calls on European nations to reconsider their stance and halt plans to

Erik Prince Seeks Business Opportunities in Ukraine’s Drone Industry Amid discussions over potential involvement of U.S. private military firms in post-conflict Ukraine, multiple sources have informed *CuriosityNews* that a well-known and divisive figure from past U.S. military engagements is actively exploring opportunities in the region.

Amid the wreckage of the Tehran residence once belonging to Iranian nuclear scientist Ahmadreza Zolfaghari, workers are clearing the debris left by Israel’s strike targeting Iran’s political, military, and scientific figures. Zolfaghari had been associated with the Faculty of Nuclear Engineering at Shahid Beheshti University and served as