Headlines- JD Vance,vice president of the United States, has arrived in Switzerland for high-level talks with Iran, which will be mediated by Qatar and Pakistan.
- Iran’s IRGC claims the Strait of Hormuz is blocked over Israel’s attacks on southern Lebanon that have killed at least 32 civilians since dawn..
- The US State Department said on Friday that the next round of talks between Israel and Lebanon will take place in Washington from June 23 to 25. This announcement came after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.
- Hezbollah fired more than fifty rockets on Israel through Saturday night, according to an Israel Defense Forces, targeting soldiers stationed in southern Lebanon.
- Two wagons plunged over the bridge and onto the street below when two freight trains crashed on a railway bridge in Germany overnight. One person was killed.
- Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister of Italy, and President Trump continued to spar on Saturday. Meloni had earlier stated that she was "stunned" by Mr. Trump's alleged statement to an Italian network that she had "wanted a picture with me so badly" at the G7 summit in France earlier in the week, and that he only agreed because he "felt sorry for her."
Tag: Human Right Issue
Freedom of Expression At Risk in...
Amnesty International found that at least 40 bloggers, administrators of widely followed Facebook pages, political activists and human rights defenders have face criminal prosecution between 2018 and 2020 simply for publishing online posts critical of local authorities, the police or other state officials
Russian Authorities Urged by Amnesty International...
Amnesty report reveals that pre-trial detainees now face longer periods in detention as all trials have now been suspended. Although there should be a presumption of release with pre-trial detention being used only exceptionally as a measure of last resort, in Russia scores of criminal suspects are detained pending trial without proper consideration of the necessity and proportionality of such a measure