Vienna activist files lawsuit over gender bias in public toilet fees
A Vienna activist is challenging the city’s public toilet fees, claiming women are unfairly charged for cubicles while men use urinals free.
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Black Cambridge professor in plagiarism row found dead after resigning
Dr Jason Arday, a Cambridge professor, has been found dead days after resigning amid plagiarism allegations. His family has condemned a media campaign.
Kabul Marks Fifth Anniversary of Taliban Rule With Women Largely Absent From Public Events
Five years after the Taliban returned to power, Kabul gatherings highlight women’s absence from public life and the country’s deepening isolation.
Palestinian Families Trapped Inside West Bank Homes by Settler Siege
Three Palestinian families in the occupied West Bank say they have been trapped in their homes for nearly a week by Israeli settlers blocking access to basic necessities.
Erdogan Says Egypt Could Join Turkiye Saudi Arabia Pakistan Defence Pact
Erdogan says the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement is open to Egypt and other new members after its signing by Turkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
Ukraine Hits Russia’s Soyuz Rocket Factory in Samara With Flamingo Missiles
Ukrainian forces used FP-5 Flamingo missiles to strike the Progress rocket plant in Samara, a key producer of Soyuz-2 launchers and military satellites.
Burnham Calls Jason Arday’s Death a Tragedy and Moment of Reflection
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham calls Jason Arday’s death a tragedy and a moment of reflection as scrutiny mounts over media treatment of the former Cambridge academic.
US carrier departs Pacific for Middle East, leaving region without a carrier
USS George Washington departs Vietnam for likely Middle East mission as Washington considers rotating the USS Abraham Lincoln after a record 266-day deployment.
Zimbabwe Ferry Death Toll Hits 72 After More Bodies Found
Zimbabwe ferry death toll reaches 72 after more bodies recovered from overloaded vessel on Lake Kariba.
Moroccan Police Detain More Than 100 People in Renewed Push Toward Ceuta
Moroccan police detained more than 100 people attempting to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on Saturday, with reports of tear gas and hundreds of arrests.
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