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  1. How Britain’s far right hijacked the murder of Henry Nowak

    18 year old university student Henry Nowak was stabbed death in December 2025. British police initially refused to help him after his attacker, a Sikh man, falsely alleged a racial attack.

    The brutal murder of 18-year-old student Henry Nowak in southern England has ignited another volatile debate in the U.K. over race and what’s been described as “white grievance.” Despite pleas from Nowak's grieving family to prevent his death from sparking racial division, prominent far-right and populist figures have tried to exploit the tragedy.

  2. Ukrainian drones hit St. Petersburg oil terminal before city hosts Russian economic forum

    A plume of black smoke is seen over a port.

    Ukrainian long-range drones struck an oil terminal in St. Petersburg and set it ablaze, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Wednesday, sending smoke billowing over the city where President Vladimir Putin was born as it hosts Russia's leading event for attracting foreign capital.

  3. 4 migrant farm workers in Italy burned to death in car, according to survivor, police

    A person with a mask on their face bends over in an indoor facility where crops are being grown.

    Four migrants working as fruit pickers in slave-like conditions in southern Italy have been burned to death. The murder case is prompting fresh national soul searching over the exploitation of farm workers.

  4. A renowned Indigenous activist has died in Nicaraguan detention. His loved ones want answers

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    For three years after Nicaraguan Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera was arrested, his friends and family were kept in the dark about his whereabouts and wellbeing. Then, on Sunday, they learned he has died.

  5. Above World Cup venues, fighter jets will be on patrol

    A grey coloured fighter jet flies through the blue sky.

    Fighter jets will be on patrol over Vancouver and Toronto over the next several weeks, protecting World Cup match venues and fan festivals.