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A quiet Caracas street with a security checkpoint in view.
PoliticsEN
Dictator Deposed, Fear Endures: The Rise of the Delcy Rodriguez Venezuela Interim President

Following Nicolas Maduro's removal, Delcy Rodriguez is sworn in as Venezuela's interim president. Despite US support, the regime's repressive tactics and fear continue in Caracas.

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HK
Haneul Kim
A gavel and UN logo placed over a map of the West Bank
PoliticsEN
UN Israel West Bank Apartheid Report: Human Rights Chief Demands Settlement Exit

The UN Israel West Bank apartheid report released on Jan 7, 2026, calls for the dismantling of settlements and labels the occupation as systemic discrimination.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Aerial view of Aleppo city with restricted military zones
PoliticsEN
Syrian Army Aleppo Kurdish Military Zone Declaration Triggers Mass Evacuation

The Syrian army has declared Aleppo’s Kurdish areas closed military zones, ordering civilians to leave. Read the latest on the geopolitical impact.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Legal document regarding Venezuela on a desk
PoliticsEN
Decade of Rule on Trial: Nicolas Maduro Venezuela Trial 2026 Begins

Nicolas Maduro's decade-long rule of Venezuela faces a legal reckoning in 2026. Explore the potential for plea negotiations and a jury trial in this historic case.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Broken camera lens on a street reflecting the flag
PoliticsEN
Venezuela International Journalists Detention 2026: A Chilling Signal for Global Press

Venezuelan authorities detained more than a dozen international reporters on Jan 5, 2026. Explore the impact of the Venezuela international journalists detention 2026 on global media.

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HK
Haneul Kim
Aerial view of Sri Lankan tea plantations and worker barracks
PoliticsEN
The $1 Billion Luxury Crisis: Sri Lanka Tea Plantation Labor 2026 and the Fight for Rights

Exploring Sri Lanka tea plantation labor 2026 conditions following Cyclone Ditwah. Despite a $1B industry, workers face poverty, serfdom, and climate catastrophe.

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HK
Haneul Kim
UN aid crates in the Darfur region symbolizing the humanitarian response
PoliticsEN
Sudan Darfur Humanitarian Crisis 2026: UN Reveals Horrific Violence

On Jan 5, 2026, a UN official shared devastating scenes from the Sudan Darfur humanitarian crisis after gaining access to a city hit by horrific violence. Read the full analysis.

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HK
Haneul Kim
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Image representing the petition for justice in the Yang So Ra case
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20,000 Join Petition for Justice in Yang So Ra Sister Suicide Case

Over 20,000 people have signed a petition demanding justice for the Yang So Ra sister suicide case, highlighting the failure of authorities in the 17-year-old tragedy.

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MC
Minho Choi
US Coast Guard ship navigating through heavy seas
PoliticsEN
US Military Boat Strikes 2026: 115 Dead as Coast Guard Halts Survivor Search

US Coast Guard halts search for survivors after latest boat strikes. 115 deaths since September mark a deadly turn in the US military boat strikes 2026 campaign.

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HK
Haneul Kim
A gavel resting on a legal code book with Indonesian emblem
PoliticsEN
Indonesia New Criminal Code 2026 Takes Effect Amid Human Rights Concerns

Indonesia New Criminal Code 2026 (KUHP) takes effect today, Jan 2, 2026. Explore the impact on civil liberties, the ban on pre-marital sex, and the lack of judicial oversight.

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HK
Haneul Kim
A stark image of a prison cell door and a ray of light
PoliticsEN
UK Pro-Palestine Activists Hunger Strike 2026: The Shadow of Guantanamo Over London

In 2026, 8 UK pro-Palestine activists are on a hunger strike against prolonged detention. Ex-Guantanamo prisoner Mansoor Adayfi joins them, citing systemic abuse.

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Haneul Kim
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The Silent Execution: Iran Journalism and the Self-Censorship Syndrome

Explore the 'Syndrome of Trembling Pens' in Iran, where legal ambiguity and economic fear drive journalists to extreme self-censorship and systemic distortion of reality.

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Haneul Kim
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