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The EU is set to better protect journalists from political pressure and surveillance under an unprecedented media freedom law approved by the European Parliament on Wednesday.

The United States has donated tents, camp cots, sheets, mosquito nets, and other supplies worth $500,000 to Panama to assist the thousands of migrants arriving after crossing the treacherous Darién jungle.

Haiti is in the throes of an uprising not seen in decades. As politicians around the region scramble to hash out a diplomatic solution to a political crisis that has the prime minister, Ariel Henry, stranded in Puerto Rico and gangs attacking police stations, a humanitarian disaster is quickly escalating.

XODE Blockchain, the Philippines’ first blockchain network, is set to make waves at “Sub0 Asia 2024,” a major Polkadot developer conference happening in Bangkok, Thailand.

Every freedom-loving American, and especially every member of the press, should be alarmed by the persecution and prosecution of a journalist doing his job.

In the digital battlefield, VPNs are essential armor for vets and active military, securing their online presence with encryption and privacy.

A desperate humanitarian crisis is deepening in Gaza. Aid workers say plans by the US and other nations to ramp up aid all fall short of pressuring Israel to lift its tight siege on the enclave.

Carrying desperately needed food, the vessel will hope to use a newly opened shipping route to Gaza.

War in Gaza, as elsewhere, contributes to a dangerous rise in drug-resistant pathogens

"Conan O'Brien Must Go," the host's return to TV after the end of "Conan" in 2021, has been given a Max premiere date.