Sri Lanka Mass Grave Probe Reopens Wartime Risk Questions After 572 Bodies Found
Sri Lanka’s Chemmani mass grave investigation has identified remains of 572 people, reviving scrutiny of wartime disappearances and governance risk.
Sri Lanka’s Chemmani mass grave investigation has identified remains of 572 people, reviving scrutiny of wartime disappearances and governance risk.

US forces reported a new Caribbean strike on an alleged drug vessel, killing four, as investors track regional security and legal risks.

Ukrainian official reports at least 345 surrendered soldiers executed and widespread torture of POWs by Russian forces since early 2022 invasion.

Russia's General Prosecutor's Office designates the American Human Rights Foundation as 'undesirable' due to its Tyranny Tracker project and ties to opposition figures.

Ukrainian officials report over 8.4 million citizens living abroad amid war, with Kyiv-controlled territory population shrinking to 27-28 million.

Vladimir Osechkin suspends Gulagu.net amid escalating threats from Russian agents and a global human rights crisis impacting activists worldwide.

The US has lifted sanctions on Miami-based Bel-Kap-Steel linked to Belarus’s metallurgical sector, reflecting improved diplomatic ties and political prisoner releases.

Russia's Defense Ministry proposes ending mandatory medical exams for conscripts and contract soldiers, reflecting recruitment difficulties amid ongoing conflict.

Julia Navalnaya received the European Prize from Bavaria's SPD faction for her courageous resistance against Russia's authoritarian regime and defense of human rights.

German authorities have granted asylum to Russian anti-war activist Ilya Shkolny after a lengthy legal battle and interventions by human rights groups.

PACE adopts resolution condemning democratic decline in Georgia, urging government to end opposition persecution and ensure free elections amid official Georgian criticism.

Belgium issued one-day visas to five Taliban representatives invited for EU talks on Afghan deportations amid ongoing migration challenges.

Russian strikes overnight damaged civilian homes and infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv, injuring at least two people amid rising civilian casualties in Ukraine.

Tatiana Kurashkevich, a Russian citizen, was arrested in Georgia on U.S. sanctions evasion charges, highlighting intensified international enforcement and potential trade sector impacts.

The EU and Mexico have signed a major trade agreement eliminating most tariffs and easing trade barriers, aiming to boost exports, investments, and sector rotation by 2030.

Israel faces sharp criticism from the EU and US after a minister posted a video showing detained pro-Palestinian activists kneeling with bound hands, sparking diplomatic protests.