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‘Forced labor, withholding visa documents’: H-1B visa holder from India sues US company; ‘Squid Game for Indians’

An H-1B visa holder from India has sued his US company, led by an Indian-origin CEO, for forced labor. Read More

Germany: Man arrested for darknet site targeting politicians

Representative image (AI) A German-Polish man has been arrested in the western German city of Dortmund on suspicion of having issued calls to attack politicians, and offering rewards for doing so, federal prosecutors said on Tuesday Read More

Ilhan Omar hits back after Donald Trump mocks her quoting US Constitution: ‘Unlike you, I can read’

Influential Democrat Ilhan Omar responded to Donald Trump publicly after the US President mocked her for quoting the US Constitution and speaking out on national politics. Read More

Trump is not going to COP30 in Brazil, but America is

Donald Trump (AP image) The global community expected as much from a president who has pulled the United States out of the Paris Agreement for the second time, slashed funding for renewable energy, championed fossil fuel projects and Read More

Bangladesh: Rights abuses after Hasina’s ouster spark fear

Bangladesh has been in political turmoil since longtime Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in August 2024 following a mass student-led uprising against her autocratic rule. Read More

Fact check: Videos of crying Ukrainian soldiers are fake

File photo- Ukranian soldier “I’ve been mobilized, I’m heading to Chasiv Yar,” says what appears to be a young Ukrainian soldier through floods of tears in the back of a military vehicle. Read More

Lula urges action as COP30 climate talks kick off in Amazon

AP image Last year’s UN climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, opened with the country’s president, Ilham Aliyev, calling oil — the fossil fuel that, alongside gas and coal, drives global warming — a “gift of God. Read More

COP30: ‘Climate conference of truth’ in Brazil?

Representative image (AI) Two cruise ships are bobbing quietly in the specially expanded port near the city of Belem in northern Brazil on the edge of the Amazon. Read More