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China Bans “Bone Ash” Apartments as Population Ages

March 31, 2026
Business/Human Rights

China is cracking down on the growing practice of storing human ashes in unoccupied apartments, known as “bone ash” apartments, as a way to circumvent rising cemetery costs, according to the Financial

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India Moves to Legally Bind Tech Giants to Government Advisories

March 31, 2026
Business/Human Rights

India on Monday unveiled proposed changes to its Information Technology law that would make government advisories and clarifications legally binding for major internet platforms, including Meta, Google, and X. This move marks

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Sisi Pleads with Trump to Stop Gulf War as Oil Threat Hits $200

March 31, 2026
Egypt/World

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Monday publicly urged U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene and halt the ongoing war in the Gulf, stressing that only the U.S. leader could prevent further

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504 Deaths in Custody Spark Global Alarm Over El Salvador’s Crackdown

March 31, 2026
El Salvador/World

At least 504 people have died in prisons under state custody in El Salvador between April 2022 and March 2026, according to a report by Socorro Jurídico Humanitario (SJH), intensifying international concern

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Iran’s Power Shift: Revolutionary Guard Tightens Grip Amid War Turmoil

March 31, 2026
Iran/World

The balance of power in Iran is undergoing a profound transformation as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps consolidates its control over the country’s political and military apparatus, according to reporting by El

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Social Media Giants Face Historic Legal Reckoning Over Child Safety

March 31, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights/Technology

The future of social media is increasingly being decided in courtrooms, as a wave of legal challenges threatens to redefine the foundations of the industry. According to reporting by El País, recent

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Dubai’s Drug Empire Refuge Under Pressure as Global Crackdown Intensifies

March 31, 2026
Human Rights/World

Dubai, once considered a secure sanctuary for high-level drug traffickers, is showing signs of becoming a far less reliable refuge as geopolitical instability and increased law enforcement cooperation begin to close in

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Thousands Flee as Malians Trapped Between Militias and Mercenaries

March 31, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Since October 2025, over 13,000 Malians have crossed into southeastern Mauritania to escape the worsening conflict in central Mali, according to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). Civilians are caught between the Malian

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India’s Cinema Faces a Moral Reckoning

March 31, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

India’s history is a tapestry of memories that console, caution, and haunt. From the promise of independence in 1947 to the horrors of Partition, the nation was forged in both hope and

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Bangladesh’s Reform Dream Stalls in Constitutional Labyrinth

March 31, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Bangladesh’s political landscape was expected to shift decisively following the 2024 uprising that ousted Sheikh Hasina. What emerged instead is a complex paradox: a nation endowed with both a popular mandate and

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