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Hungary jails German activist for eight years over far-right rally attacks
Maja T was part of a group that attacked participants at Budapest’s ‘Day of Honour’, a major neo-Nazi event.
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Washington Post announces massive layoffs in blow to storied paper
Spokesperson says that cuts apply to about one-third of newsroom, with sport and international coverage largely gutted.
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Rubio: US ready to talk with Iran, ‘not sure’ a deal can be reached
US Secretary of State said the US would prefer to make a deal with Iran, but he’s “not sure” a…
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Some in Israel question its influence over US as Iran war decision nears
Israelis wonder whether US will favour its own geopolitical priorities over Israel in its decision over Iran attack.
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WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Two business break-ins and one attempt, in one morning
Going over the SPD data map late last night, we noticed burglaries at two West Seattle businesses early Tuesday and…
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UW students receive settlement checks for COVID-era tuition dispute
When a pandemic forced UW online, students demanded refunds. Five years later, they’re getting checks for about $40— a small…
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Gaza on the agenda as Turkiye’s Erdogan meets Egypt’s el-Sisi in Cairo
The Turkish president said humanitarian tragedy continues in the enclave amid a fresh wave of deadly Israeli attacks.
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Trump hails ‘excellent’ phone call with China’s Xi amid trade tensions
Trump stresses his ‘extremely good’ personal relationship with Xi Jinping, key to maintaining stable US-China ties.
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Mixed emotions among Palestinians as Rafah crossing partially reopens
Emotional homecomings seen as some Palestinians reunite with loved ones amid mixed sentiments at the Rafah border.
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Killing of Saif Gaddafi removes alternative to Libya’s rival governments
Death of former dictator’s son removes symbolic alternative to Libya’s entrenched political deadlock, analysts say.
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