62 people detained in Turkey following major anti-LGBT+ operation
Turkish authorities have detained 62 people in a sweeping anti-LGBT+ operation, drawing international criticism for the ongoing crackdown.
Turkish authorities have detained 62 people in a sweeping anti-LGBT+ operation, drawing international criticism for the ongoing crackdown.
This figure points to the scale of the country’s aging and shrinking population.
The Supreme Judicial Council of Iraq found the man guilty following his arrest in the city of Najaf, home to one of the world’s most revered Shia shrines.
Cancer rates are rising among adults under 55, and new research suggests that accelerated biological aging may be a contributing factor.
Approximately 340,000 single parents in the country have an income at or below this level.
Spain’s transport minister Óscar Puente says new systems will be introduced to stop future mass migrant crossings into Ceuta, following the July 30 incident.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s father, Roy Burnham, has died after a battle with Alzheimer’s. The PM cancelled engagements and reflected on his father’s impact and social care reform.
Director Lilly Wachowski, who transitioned nearly twenty years ago, has publicly called for a boycott of the upcoming Harry Potter series.
England is updating school food standards to combat obesity, restricting fried foods and sweets while expanding free meal eligibility for families.
Among those calling for a pause are Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, OpenAI head Sam Altman, and entrepreneur Elon Musk.