Israeli-Russian Academic Reveals Torture by Iraqi Militants
Elizabeth Tsurkov breaks silence on two-year ordeal in Iraqi captivity, detailing systematic torture and abuse that left lasting physical and psychological scars.
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Elizabeth Tsurkov breaks silence on two-year ordeal in Iraqi captivity, detailing systematic torture and abuse that left lasting physical and psychological scars.
Charles Shay, the final surviving Native American WWII D-Day veteran, passed away at 101 in France, marking the end of an era for indigenous military service.
White House pauses immigration applications from 19 countries, implementing enhanced scrutiny for Biden-era immigrants in major policy reversal.
New satellite imagery reveals Israeli forces have established boundary markers up to 520 meters deeper inside Gaza territory than permitted under the recent ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
The founder of Dignitas, who helped over 3,000 people end their lives, has died at 92, leaving behind a controversial legacy in right-to-die advocacy.
Germany secured hosting rights for the 2029 Women's European Championship with 15 of 17 votes, pledging record-breaking attendance across eight cities.
Germany's youth political wings gain unprecedented influence as razor-thin parliamentary majorities force parties to rely more heavily on emerging leaders.
India's groundbreaking Aditya-L1 solar mission will witness the Sun's peak activity cycle in 2026, marking a pivotal moment for the nation's space ambitions and global scientific standing.
Key selection questions surround Australia's captain Pat Cummins and star spinner Nathan Lyon as the Ashes series continues, highlighting tactical challenges.
Despite recent challenges, Bangladesh's economy is undergoing a necessary correction rather than collapse, with structural reforms addressing long-standing issues.
Joaquín Guzmán López pleads guilty to orchestrating the abduction of drug kingpin Ismael Zambada García and facilitating his transport to US authorities.
Ludwig Minelli, who founded controversial right-to-die organization Dignitas in 1998, has died by assisted suicide at age 92. His death marks the end of a pivotal era in the global euthanasia debate.
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