Siddique Kappan: Indian journalist released from jail after two years
Siddique Kappan was arrested in 2020 while he was on his way to report on the alleged rape of a Dalit woman.
Russian army officer admits: ‘Our troops tortured Ukrainians’
The senior lieutenant, who has now been sacked, tells the BBC he witnessed the mistreatment of prisoners.
Crypto theft: North Korea-linked hackers stole $1.7b in 2022
Experts have said the country, facing heavy sanctions, is turning to crypto theft to fund its nuclear arsenal.
Anger and hope for change at Tyre Nichols funeral
People in Memphis said they did not need to watch the bodycam to know how police behave in their city.
King Charles will not appear on new Australia $5 note
The new note will feature a “design that honours the culture and history of the First Australians.”
Five Canadian Mounties charged over indigenous man’s death
Father-of-three Dale Culver, 35, died following a struggle with police in British Columbia.
US black history syllabus changed after Florida ‘woke’ claims
Topics including Black Lives Matter and reparations for slavery are now listed as optional.
Cardinal George Pell’s funeral sees mourners and protesters
He was the highest-ranking Catholic from Australia but faced accusations of child sexual abuse.
Ukraine EU membership: No short cuts on joining, officials warn ahead of summit
Top EU officials are heading to the Ukrainian capital as Kyiv aims to join the union in two years.
Why lifting Tanzania’s opposition ban suits President Samia
How democracy is faring as President Samia dismantles some of her predecessor’s dictatorial policies.
