The Newsdweller

Italian journalist Cecilia Sala has been arrested in Tehran. The Italian Foreign Ministry says she was arrested after reporting in the Iranian capital. The journalist has since been in contact … Read More

The police in Suriname are questioning a number of people in the investigation into the death of Desi Bouterse. Inspector Kensmil told the NOS. The police are mainly focusing on … Read More

In 2024, the year in which the most people were ever allowed to vote, the world has not become more democratic. On the contrary: according to two international research institutes … Read More

The Israeli army has raided the Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza, hospital staff told the BBC and Reuters. Dozens of patients are being forcibly evacuated from the building. Staff … Read More

Occupants of the plane that crashed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday say they heard explosions coming from outside the plane. Reuters news agency spoke to two passengers and a flight attendant … Read More

The iconic Morrison Hotel in downtown Los Angeles was badly damaged by a fire. Flames were shooting out of the four-story building for about two hours before a team of … Read More

A massive data leak at car manufacturer Volkswagen has resulted in the data of 800,000 owners of electric cars being made public. This is according to research by the German … Read More

Food aid has arrived in Sudan’s capital for the first time since the civil war broke out last year. In Khartoum, 28 trucks with food arrived on Thursday for the … Read More

The United States has imposed sanctions on Bidzina Ivanishvili, the founder and leader of the ruling Georgian Dream party and the richest citizen of Georgia. US Secretary of State Blinken … Read More

The number of homeless people in the United States has increased by more than 18 percent this year compared to last year, the US Department of Housing reports. According to … Read More