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Cuba's energy crisis reaches classrooms as schools shut early
Fuel shortages and rolling blackouts have forced Cuba to end its school year ahead of schedule, as Washington tightens economic pressure on Havana and officials warn of worsening conditions across the island.
Cuba's energy crisis reaches classrooms as schools shut early
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Italy opens probe into Israel's Ben-Gvir over Gaza flotilla activist treatment
Prosecutors reportedly assess allegations, including claims of torture and kidnapping.
Italy opens probe into Israel's Ben-Gvir over Gaza flotilla activist treatment
Anti-Muslim racism threatens Germany's social fabric: experts
Anti-Muslim incidents recorded in Berlin rose sharply in 2025, a rights group says, citing a tally that includes discrimination, threats and dangerous physical assaults.
Anti-Muslim racism threatens Germany's social fabric: experts
What new Israeli testimonies reveal about the 1967 war
Haaretz investigation cites archival documents, government correspondence and unpublished soldiers’ accounts on the displacement of Palestinians and Syrians.
What new Israeli testimonies reveal about the 1967 war
Hundreds protest in Libya over irregular migrants resettlement, storm UNHCR offices
Protesters accuse the UN agency of settling irregular migrants in Libya, a major transit hub for those seeking Europe.
Hundreds protest in Libya over irregular migrants resettlement, storm UNHCR offices
Right to peaceful assembly in Greece 'blatantly violated': Amnesty
Rights group urges Greece to end what it calls a ‘disturbing pattern of unlawful force against protesters and journalists’ and reform protest laws.
Right to peaceful assembly in Greece 'blatantly violated': Amnesty