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French journalist Antoine Galindo released after a week of detention in Ethiopia. He was arrested on February 22 in a hotel in central Addis Ababa, in the company of an official of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), a legally registered opposition party. The journalist had been, between 2013 and 2017, correspondent in Ethiopia for several international media. Ethiopia ranked 130th in the world in terms of press freedom, down 16 places compared to 2022, according to the NGO, Reporters Without Bord...

Russian authorities have detained and fined the editor-in-chief of renowned independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta over accusations that he "discredited" the military, according to reports.

CAMDEN — Author Carol Chen has released her third comedic Jane Roberts Mystery, titled "Deep Fried Fate."

Student Government Board announced election results for the president and board for next year during its Tuesday meeting in Nordy’s Place.

Diana Salinas, award-winning watchdog journalist and groundbreaking co-founder of Colombian investigative outlet Cuestión Pública, is committed to uncovering wrongdoing and empowering more women to follow in her footsteps.

Asad Ali Toor has been accused of to trying to ‘coerce, intimidate, and incite violence’ against government officials.

Egypt has begun establishing a second camp for displaced Palestinians in Khan Yunis, with a capacity of 400 tents to accommodate 4,000 people, equipped with electricity and toilets.

Gaza has become a ‘death zone’, according to the chief of the World Health Organisation, who also warned of a worsening health and humanitarian catastrophe in the coastal enclave.

More than 100 medical professionals are in Israeli detention, their exact whereabouts and conditions unknown, according to the health ministry.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s postwar plan would see Israel exerting direct control over a demilitarized Gaza Strip while permanently dismantling UNRWA and assigning “local officials” to govern civilian affairs.