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Three men who were deported by the United States to Eswatini – rather than to their own nations – have lodged a complaint against the Eswatini government with the African Union’s human‑rights commission, alleging that their detention breaches their rights. Two of the complainants, a Cuban national and a Yemeni

With hundreds of civilians and several American service members dead following the February 28 strike on Iran by the United States and Israel, CuriosityNews surveyed U.S. readers for their views on the newest military operation in Iran. Most replies expressed disapproval, though a few admitted that the Iranian government

The EU Court of Justice has levied a €10 million (£8.7 million) penalty on Portugal for neglecting environmental statutes that require the protection of biodiversity, and it has ordered the country to pay €41,250 each day until it complies with a 2019 court ruling. The tribunal said it

Europe’s biggest trade union announced it will keep defending employees at Elon Musk’s Tesla plant near Berlin, even though it failed to obtain control of the site’s works council. IG Metall had aimed to secure a majority on the elected staff body that negotiates matters ranging from

Azerbaijan has charged Iran with launching a drone strike that hit Nakhchivan, damaging an airport and wounding two civilians. The assault would represent Tehran’s first attack on a Caucasian state since the onset of the US‑Israel conflict, and it raises the possibility of the war spilling beyond the

A second Iranian vessel has been reported in waters near Sri Lanka and has asked for emergency permission to dock, a day after a U.S. submarine sank an Iranian frigate, killing more than 80 people on board. Sri Lankan minister Nalinda Jayatissa told parliament that another Iranian ship was