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The number of victims of cluster bombs tripled last year to 1,063 people, with 87 percent being civilians. Ukraine was particularly affected.
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Cluster munitions caused over 1,000 deaths and injuries globally last year, with a majority being civilians. In Ukraine, 927 casualties were recorded due to these weapons.
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Twelve countries, including Great Britain, France, and Canada, are imposing sanctions on trade with goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, citing violations of international law. Israeli President Herzog criticized the measures as a "serious misjudgment."
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Half a century after his death, Mao Zedong's legacy continues to shape China's political landscape, though his ideas are considered outdated by experts. The Communist Party of China bases its legitimacy on Mao but avoids a comprehensive reassessment, which could challenge its own history and claim to sole interpretation.
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Three PETA animal rights activists were allegedly attacked by donkey drivers on Santorini while protesting tourist donkey rides. The organization announced it would file criminal charges.
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Eiffel Tower employees went on strike after the operating company agreed to a Hindu visitor group's request to temporarily remove female staff. The operating company Sete admitted this should not have happened and announced an investigation.
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A UN report documents genocide-like crimes in Sudan, including drone attacks on civilians and health facilities. The RSF militia receives weapons, mercenaries, and technological support from external networks, including from the United Arab Emirates.
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The Pitt Rivers Museum at the University of Oxford is returning 39 human remains to the Naga community in India. The remains date from the colonial era and were collected in the early 20th century.
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The Afghan women's national football team was officially recognized by FIFA in April 2026 and is allowed to compete from exile. The organization "Girl Power" supports the players who live scattered around the world.
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After a five-year struggle, Afghanistan's women's national football team is officially allowed to play international matches again by FIFA. The players live in exile and represent their country, as women are not permitted to play sports in Afghanistan under the Taliban.
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