The Committee to Protect Journalists, a press freedom monitoring group, said 293 journalists were behind bars this year, more than a quarter of them in China.
It took 10 years and 1.5 million workers to build the waterway in the 19th century, and one day and one giant ship to clog it in 2021. The vessel has been refloated, but the disruption could linger.
The resolution was aimed at combating what Israel and other countries have
described as an epidemic of disinformation about the murder of nearly six
million Jews and millions of others by the Nazis.
Many millions of children have “significantly missed out” on the academic
learning they would have acquired in the classroom, the United Nations
Children’s Fund said in a new report.
With vitriolic accusations that echoed the Cold War era, the United States and
Russia sparred in a bitter debate over the Ukraine crisis in a Security Council
meeting watched by the world on Monday.
The canvas replica of Picasso’s painting, symbolizing war’s horrors, had been a
photogenic fixture at the United Nations for decades before its owner, the
Rockefeller family, removed it last year.
The apparent execution of Ukrainian civilians by retreating Russian forces, their bodies strewn in streets and yards, has focused attention on what constitutes crimes in war.
Long after the fighting ends, any prosecutions and trials arising from it could be barely beginning. Here is a look at the complexities of bringing aggressors to justice.
In eastern Ukraine, U.S. officials say, Moscow is likely to end up with more territory, but neither side will gain full control of the region. China and India are snapping up Russian crude, bolstering Moscow’s economy.