Human Rights
Who is Cardinal Zen and why China fears the 90 year old priest?
Hong Kong authorities arrested and questioned Roman Catholic Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, an outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party
Politics
US imposes sanctions on Ortega’s presidential inauguration day
The sanctions target family members of the president and vice president, as well as Nicaraguan officials
Politics
President Erdogan says Turkey won't approve Finland or Sweden NATO bids
He accused the countries of supporting terrorists
Politics
Sweden turns on Cuban military dictatorship, supports revision of EU cooperation agreement with regime
The coordinator of the Assembly of the Cuban Resistance (ARC), Dr. Orlando Gutiérrez Boronat, described the pronouncement of the Swedish government as "historic"
Politics
Chavista dictatorship approves law imposing prison and political disqualification for sending "prohibited messages"
Venezuelan opposition and experts described the bill as "the final blow of the dictatorship" of Nicolás Maduro against freedoms.
Coronavirus
Kim Jong-un was ‘seriously ill’ with a ‘high fever,’ confirms sister
The officials in attendance broke down in tears as she broke the news.
Human Rights
Afghan mothers are selling children to buy food under Taliban rule
As the Taliban celebrates the one-year anniversary of taking Afghanistan’s capital, the country’s citizens continue to struggle in poverty
Sports
FIFA revises its rules for transgender soccer players
FIFA follows the lead of the International Swimming Federation and is considering banning transgender athletes from competing in women's soccer
Politics
Cuban exiles protest Biden's plan to meet with regime for migration talks
Cuban exiles took to the streets of Miami on Wednesday night to protest the upcoming migration talks between Washington and Havana