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Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
Tensions rise in rural China: Guizhou villagers protest over cremation order; What we know so far
Representative AI image
Protests have broken out in China’s southern Guizhou province after local authorities directed residents to opt for cremation instead of traditional burials. Read More
After 26 years in jail, Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan set to play key role in Turkey peace process
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan’s push to disband his party has injected a new momentum into Turkey’s most serious peace effort in decades. As Ankara weighs a law to bring fighters home and Erdogan investigates the stakes of ending a 40-year-old conflict. Read More
Iran accuses US of ‘bullying’ Venezuela as Trump ramps up pressure
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of taking a “bullying approach” toward Venezuela, denouncing US military pressure and threats of force as violations of international law. Read More
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Saudi Arabia to begin charging higher tax on sugary drinks under new 2026 policy
Saudi Arabia adopts volumetric tax for sweetened beverages / AI Generated Image
Saudi Arabia is set to fundamentally change how it taxes sweet beverages, marking a pivotal step in its public health and economic strategy. Read More
‘There’s no more security’: Syria’s Alawite minority protests after targeted violence
After facing cyclic violence under the new regime, Syria’s Alawite minority —the Shia sect of ousted dictator Bashar al-Assad— has launched protests to demand a decentralised political system and the release of men they said were unjustly detai Read More
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