Interview – Mark Ellis
Mark Ellis, Executive Director of the International Bar Association, discusses his efforts for Ukraine, the increased use of universal jurisdiction, and the challenges for international law today.
Day: June 4, 2026
FBI manhunt for woman accused of faking terminal brain cancer to scam family and friends out of thousands
The allegations against the Pennsylvania woman are ‘nauseating,’ a U.S. attorney said.
‘No more shopping weekends’: 11 European countries seek tougher Russian visa rules – Euronews.com
‘No more shopping weekends’: 11 European countries seek tougher Russian visa rules Euronews.comEU Countries Demand Stricter Visa Rules for Russians The Moscow TimesEU States Push For Tougher Rules To Deny Russians Tourist Visas&nb…
Kushner-backed luxury resort plan sparks protests in Albania
Demonstrators say the project backed by Donald Trump’s son-in-law would harm a protected environment.
Policeman charged with murder of woman in Jamaica that sparked island protests
The killing of Latoya ‘Buju’ Bulgin on May 17 in northwest Jamaica sparked violent protests
Renewed Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Is Already Under Strain – WSJ
Renewed Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Is Already Under Strain WSJMideast Live Updates: Israel and Hezbollah Trade Strikes, Leaving New Cease-Fire in Doubt The New York TimesAs Hezbollah rejects truce, families on Israel’s northern bord…
Hezbollah rejects renewed ceasefire agreed by Israel and Lebanon
The United States announced the ceasefire agreement on Wednesday night following a fresh round of talks.
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Khalif Tahir Thompson explores identity in ‘Beautiful Land’
Today on Arts24, we meet Khalif Tahir Thompson, an American painter, printmaker and papermaker. His exhibition, “Beautiful Land”, currently on show at the Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery in Paris, explores questions of identity, self-representation and belongi…
Hungary drops charges against organisers of banned Pride marches
Hungarian prosecutors said Thursday they had dropped charges against organisers of last year’s Pride marches, citing a landmark ruling from the EU’s top court.