How does RFK Jr. intend to “Make America Healthy Again”?
The Senate hearings for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nominee for US Health and Human Services secretary, fueled concerns over his vaccine skepticism and lack of real health policies
Germany’s alliance against the far-right cracks as CDU leans on AfD for support
Germany’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) has accepted support from the far-right to pass a parliamentary motion, leaving liberal parties scrambling ahead of next month’s general elections
Serbian prime minister resigns amid nationwide protests
Following months of protests over a fatal construction collapse in Novi Sad, Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević has stepped down
13,000 protesters in Brussels demand Belgium hold Israel accountable
Trade unions, solidarity groups, and human rights organizations in Belgium mobilized 13,000 people in Brussels, demanding authorities to take the lead in holding Israel accountable for genocide
European leaders rewrite WWII history on Auschwitz liberation anniversary
As European leaders gathered at Auschwitz to commemorate 80 years since its liberation, they upheld a revisionist narrative that downplays the role of the Red Army in defeating Nazism
After Gaza, Israel attacks Jenin’s hospitals
Following the destruction of Gaza’s healthcare system, Israel has shifted its focus to attacking hospitals and health workers in the West Bank
London police arrest over 70 protesters at Palestine solidarity rally
In a crackdown on the right to assembly, London police arrested more than 70 protesters during the national Palestine solidarity rally on January 18
French Socialist Party stance on new Prime Minister shakes New Popular Front
The French Socialist Party chose not to support a New Popular Front motion against newly appointed Prime Minister François Bayrou, leading to uncertainties