Governor Kathy Hochul’s removal of a Palestinian Studies job posting at CUNY has ignited controversy over academic freedom and political influence in higher education.

As Ramadan approaches, heightened security measures are being implemented globally to prevent extremist groups from exploiting religious tensions and inciting violence.

Milorad Dodik, leader of Republika Srpska, has been sentenced to one year in jail and banned from public office for six years after defying Bosnia’s High Representative. His conviction has sparked political turmoil, with Dodik vowing resistance and international reactions split between condemnation and support. The ruling marks a critical moment for Bosnia’s fragile post-war governance, as ethnic divisions and separatist tensions rise.

ISIS-affiliated militants executed 70 Christians in the DRC as violence against religious minorities intensifies. The attack coincides with the rapid territorial expansion of the M23 rebel group and increasing jihadist activity across Africa. Despite the severity of these developments, the global response remains largely muted.

Despite U.S.-Russia peace talks in Saudi Arabia, intelligence reports suggest Putin is not serious about ending the war, raising fears that a rushed deal could embolden Moscow and sideline Ukraine.

Active Club England has evolved into Britain’s most dangerous far-right network, using fitness training to recruit and radicalize members while secretly discussing weapons training, land acquisition, and plans for future violent action.