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Louvre shut down as museum staff stage strike over working conditions
Many tourists in Paris were disappointed Monday morning when the Louvre was closed after workers walked off the job.
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Who is Jose Antonio Kast, Chile’s newly elected far-right leader?
The president-elect has vowed to tackle crime and tighten immigration policies.
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Why are Gaza’s war-damaged homes collapsing in winter?
Gaza’s residents face deadly winter storms as weakened, bombed-out homes collapse.
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England’s resident doctors to strike for five days
Physicians are seeking a return of salaries to their 2008-2009 levels before they were eroded by inflation.
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Palestinians in Gaza fear rain as war-damaged buildings collapse
Storms in Gaza have caused war-damaged buildings to collapse, killing civilians and leaving many Palestinians afraid.
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Israel demolishes more buildings in military-controlled Gaza: Analysis
Satellite images show ongoing demolitions behind ‘yellow line’; experts warn actions likely violate Geneva Convention.
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Europe’s efforts to undermine Trump’s plan on Ukraine may backfire
The European political elite still holds onto the belief that Ukraine can somehow prevail on the battlefield if funded.
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Need a quick holiday gift or everyday item? Add Seattle U’s overhauled bookstore to your Capitol Hill shopping list
(Image: Seattle U) By Domenic Strazzabosco With the closures and struggles of big chain grocery stores and drugstores, finding some…
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Tracking Sudan’s humanitarian crisis: By the numbers
Nearly three years of war have displaced 14 million people and pushed 21 million into acute hunger.
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‘Increasingly likely potential’ of Palestine Action hunger strikers dying
Lawyers and relatives of the remand prisoners refusing food fear for their lives as they seek meeting with top minister.
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