Past year plagued by killer floods, droughts and heat waves around the world costing billions of dollars, as global ocean heat and acidity levels hit record highs

Organizations claim formula could be abused to impact freedom of speech, prevent criticism of Israel, and block advocacy for Palestinian rights

According to projections, India will have estimated 1.4286 billion people compared to China's 1.4257 billion; combined they make up more than a third of the world’s population

Flights to carry detainees between Saudi Arabia and Yemen over three days, as international efforts seek to end long-running conflict between Houthis and Riyadh-backed government

United Nations Human Rights Council mum on rocket fire, terror attacks, after repeatedly criticizing Israel over past week

Netanyahu government chided for ongoing settlement activity; envoys from Britain, China, France, Russia and others decry Knesset repeal of parts of 2005 Disengagement Law

Editor David Horovitz weighs in on the ostensibly 'softened' judicial appointments bill; environment reporter Sue Surkes on UN climate change report and counting Hula Valley cranes

Rights council rapporteur says evidence indicates beating death of woman in custody not isolated incident; slams regime response to protests, including mass arrests and torture

UN-sponsored index, based on data from 2020-2022, predating government's divisive judicial overhaul plan, is again topped by Finland, with US 15th, Britain 19th and France 21st

A year into Commission of Inquiry, chairman Erik Mose says that so far they 'have not found that there has been a genocide within Ukraine'