Human Rights
Iran sent trainers to teach Russians how to use its kamikaze drones in Ukraine
Some argue this has directly involved Tehran in operations that have killed and injured civilians.
Immigration
Mexican officials found more than 3,000 migrants in two days
The interceptions came as Mexico increased its highway enforcement operations
Immigration
Mexico: New migrant caravan of thousands leaves Tapachula for the U.S.
The caravan's first stop will be in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, where the migrants intend to hand in their documents to try to continue without obstacles to the northern border
Human Rights
Nicaraguan government sentences opposition leader to 10 years in prison
Suazo’s sentencing comes as the Ortega regime conducts a large-scale crackdown on any kind of opposition
Politics
Peruvian prime minister under fire for publicly praising Hitler
The embassy of Israel was quick to respond to Torres’ claim, saying, “we regret that the Peruvian political discourse includes references such as Hitler and Mussolini as an example of prosperity. Regimes of death and terror cannot be a sign of progress"
Education
Harvard student paper slammed over Israel editorial
The board argues that BDS is the best way for Palestinians to achieve "dignity and freedom"
Human Rights
Potent Pegasus spyware used to target Thai pro-democracy activists
Pro-democracy activists in Thailand were targeted by powerful spyware only licensed to governments and law enforcement to investigate terrorism and other serious crimes, according to cybersecurity researchers
Politics
Biden sending U.S. officials to Cuba for negotiations, raising questions about state sponsor of terrorism designation
Officials from the FBI and Departments of Homeland, Justice and State are being sent to the island, raising questions as to whether the U.S. plans to remove Cuba from the State Sponsor of Terrorism list
Technology
U.S. blacklists Chinese drone maker, seven others over ties to Uyghur repression
The companies were first sanctioned under a June presidential order
Human Rights
U.S. sanctions 93 Nicaraguan officials with visa restrictions
The sanctioned officials include judges, prosecutors, ministry officials, and members of the Central American country’s national assembly