Over 1,000 death-row inmates at Iran's Ghezel Hesar Prison enter their third week of hunger strike against executions, with some sewing their lips shut in protest of unfulfilled promises.
The New York Times · Sep 08, 2026
Eiffel Tower workers struck Monday after female staff were asked to leave during a visit by BAPS, a Hindu organization, prompting closure and raising discrimination concerns.
The Washington Post · Sep 08, 2026
Paris's Eiffel Tower restricted female staff during a visit by a Hindu group, sparking public outcry and a staff strike at the iconic landmark.
Google News · Sep 08, 2026
The Eiffel Tower closed due to a staff strike after female employees were allegedly removed or hidden during a visit by a Hindu delegation, prompting Paris authorities to investigate the incident.
The Hindu · Sep 08, 2026
Paris authorities launched an investigation after Eiffel Tower staff were instructed to remove female employees during a visit by a Hindu religious delegation, sparking strikes and political outrage over gender equality violations.
Al Jazeera · Sep 08, 2026
The Eiffel Tower closed Monday after staff struck over allegations that women were asked to step aside during a visit by BAPS Hindu movement members attending France's first major Hindu temple inauguration.
BBC News · Sep 07, 2026
The Eiffel Tower closed Monday after staff struck over female employees being removed from their posts during a Hindu religious group's visit, sparking outcry over gender equality violations.
Deutsche Welle · Sep 07, 2026
Eiffel Tower staff struck Monday after female employees were excluded during a visit by a Hindu religious group. The operating company apologized, calling the decision a mistake that violated equality principles.
Fox News · Sep 07, 2026
Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989, have been granted a parole hearing in March 2027, moved up a year under Proposition 9 provisions following their 2025 resentencing.
The Straits Times · Sep 07, 2026
Female Eiffel Tower employees were asked to leave their workstations during a Hindu delegation visit, sparking staff protests and a Paris city investigation into the incident.
Nature · Sep 07, 2026
A study of 1,048 children in Eastern Ethiopia found 22.6% prevalence of neglected tropical diseases, significantly higher in rural areas (29.8%) than urban slums (15%), linked to poverty and poor sanitation.
BBC News · Sep 06, 2026
Masked protesters blocked Dover roads with anti-immigration chants, catching police by surprise. Labour MP questions why officers had little warning of the planned demonstration.
Google News · Sep 06, 2026
Los mercados bursátiles mantienen fortaleza a pesar de la presión alcista en los rendimientos de bonos, apoyándose en resultados empresariales sólidos que contrarrestan la subida de tipos de interés.
Notebookcheck · Sep 06, 2026
A leaker claims Nintendo is developing a new Super Smash Bros. title for Switch 2 rather than an Ultimate upgrade, with release potentially years away following other projects.
Tuko News · Sep 06, 2026
Springbok rugby star RG Snyman and wife Saskia showcase their luxurious Paarl home while expecting their first child as he recovers from an ACL injury sustained playing for Leinster.
Catraca Livre · Sep 05, 2026
O bagre elétrico africano (Malapterurus electricus) possui um órgão especializado capaz de produzir descargas de até 350 volts para capturar presas e se defender, apesar de sua aparência comum de bagre robusto.
Deutsche Welle · Sep 05, 2026
Tens of thousands protested in Zagreb against illegal toxic waste storage, demanding government action within 20 days. The Gospic landfill holds 35,000+ tons of waste from Italy, Germany, and Slovenia, contaminating soil and groundwater.
Associated Press · Sep 05, 2026
Thousands of Croatians rallied demanding immediate cleanup of toxic waste contaminating a town, highlighting growing public pressure on authorities to address environmental hazards.
Reuters · Sep 05, 2026
Tens of thousands rallied in Zagreb to demand action on Croatia's delayed waste cleanup operations, signaling public frustration with government environmental management.
Google News · Sep 05, 2026
Masked men blocked traffic at the UK's Port of Dover in an apparent anti-immigrant protest, with reports suggesting links to far-right activists and raising questions about police response.
Deutsche Welle · Sep 04, 2026
German trade unions, churches, and civil rights groups form 'Together for Democracy' alliance to protect activists and public servants threatened by far-right AfD attacks ahead of regional elections.
BBC News · Sep 03, 2026
Gloria Steinem, a leading voice in the US women's liberation movement for over 60 years, died Wednesday at 92. She championed women's rights from the 1960s onward, witnessing both victories and setbacks in the fight for equality.
BBC News · Sep 03, 2026
Gloria Steinem, iconic feminist activist who championed abortion rights, equal pay, and same-sex marriage, shaped generations of women through journalism and Ms. magazine despite facing significant backlash.
BBC News · Sep 03, 2026
Spanish rescuers found 44 survivors on a migrant boat adrift for 27 days off the Canary Islands, with over 80 people feared dead including a baby. The vessel departed The Gambia with 127 occupants in early August.
Associated Press · Sep 03, 2026
Tens of thousands of Spaniards protested over the Ceuta border crisis, reflecting deep public concern about migration and border management in the autonomous city.