Ten years ago on July 3, the Egyptian military under Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi launched a coup against the first democratically elected president of Egypt, Mohamed Morsi – a member of the Islamist organization the Muslim Brotherhood, that supporters describe as a religious and social movement...
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The Dutch government collapsed over the weekend after the ruling four-party coalition failed to agree on new policies that would restrict immigration, the Washington Post reported. The governing coalition of Prime Minister Mark Rutte had been negotiating over policies to curb the number of refugees and...
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Preliminary results indicate Uzbekistan’s incumbent president Shavkat Mirziyoyev has been reelected with a towering 87.1 percent of ballots cast in a vote that most analysts believed was a foregone conclusion, Radio Free Europe reported. Sunday’s early polls come months after Uzbeks approved in a referendum a...
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Hundreds of protesters defied an official ban Saturday to demonstrate in the capital against police violence, days after the country was gripped by nationwide riots over the killing of a teenager by a police officer in a Parisian suburb, Reuters reported. Authorities dispersed demonstrators from Paris’s...
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Scientists recently discovered that artificial intelligence can easily deceive netizens and is getting better at lying, El País reported. The emergence of AI models has been met with a mix of awe and concern about the impact they will have on humanity. For their study, a research...
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