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DW News reports on research examining how smartphone habits—particularly nighttime phone use in bedrooms—correlate with changes in intimacy, dating behavior, and fertility rates across Europe. The analysis argues that constant smartphone presence may be reshaping how people form romantic connections and affecting birth rate trends...

Australia's Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion heard testimony this week in Melbourne that universities have systematically failed to protect Jewish staff and students from antisemitic harassment, including Nazi salutes and derogatory jokes. The commission found the tertiary sector's complaints processes are inadequate to...

Zimbabwean migrants fleeing xenophobic violence and threats in South Africa have begun arriving at a reception center in Beitbridge, Zimbabwe's border town, according to Africanews. Anti-immigrant tensions have escalated across South Africa, a regional economic hub that has historically attracted migrants from neighboring countries, Africanews...

A video analysis from More Perfect Union examines Trump's stock trading activity, documenting that his trading volume now exceeds that of Nancy Pelosi. The source characterizes Trump's portfolio shifts — including positions in Palantir, Dell, and Nvidia — as benefiting from his political position. More...

According to DW Planet A, Candela, a Stockholm-based company, has developed fully-electric hydrofoil ferries that use wing-like underwater structures to lift the hull above the water's surface rather than float on it. DW Planet A reports that this design reduces drag, allowing the ferries to...

A German biotechnology startup is developing pregnancy tests that replace animal-derived antibodies with proteins from a specialized algae species, eliminating the need for animal testing in diagnostic manufacturing. The innovation addresses a hidden cost of medical diagnostics: millions of animals are used annually to produce...

Around 500,000 people are trapped in El Obeid, Sudan, amid intensifying fighting between the Sudan Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), according to TRT World. Food, water, and medicine supplies are running low in the besieged city, raising fears of further deterioration. TRT...

On July 4, 2026, the White House published a 162-page report titled 'Saving America's Story' directly criticizing the Smithsonian Institution for what it characterizes as 'anti-white activism,' 'illegal alien activism,' and 'transgender activism.' The report follows a Trump executive order from spring 2026 called 'Restoring...

Anti-immigration groups in Johannesburg conducted door-to-door operations to identify and detain suspected undocumented immigrants, handing them over to police, according to Reuters. Reuters reporters described the activity as the biggest wave of xenophobic action in years.

West Palm Beach airport's official name changed to President Donald J. Trump International Airport on July 11, 2026, following Governor Ron DeSantis's March signing of legislation that passed both Florida legislative houses. The airport's three-letter code will change to DJT on August 18. Trump regularly...

Malawi's government reported Friday that it had repatriated 38,000 of its nationals from South Africa over one month, part of a broader exodus of foreign workers fleeing anti-migrant protests and violence, according to africanews. Six Malawians died during the return journey. Foreign workers, particularly from...

Over 78,000 Zimbabweans have left South Africa in five weeks due to xenophobic violence, with 21,300 repatriated by the Zimbabwean government and 56,800 self-repatriating, according to Al Jazeera reporting. Returnees describe beatings, robbery, and threats from anti-migrant groups targeting foreign nationals.

Kenya's High Court will deliver a ruling on July 15 regarding a petition by Rastafarians—whose faith is officially recognized in Kenya—to legalize cannabis for religious practice. The case pits constitutional protections for freedom of religion against Kenya's strict anti-narcotics laws. According to France 24, the...

Eleven migrants arrived in Mbabane, Eswatini on Wednesday as part of President Donald Trump's third-country deportation program, which redirects asylum seekers to nations outside the United States. Amnesty International has characterized the deportations as unlawful.

In reporting from June 22, Iran and the United States completed their first round of direct negotiations in Switzerland to implement a memorandum of understanding on ceasefire terms, according to Al Jazeera English. Mediators described the talks as showing 'encouraging progress.' The two nations plan...

Two Democratic Congressional candidates in New York City races—Alex Bores and Darializa Avila Chevalier—are forcing the party to address generational divisions on technology policy, immigration, and identity issues, according to Vox's reporting. Vox journalist Astead Herndon conducted interviews examining why these New York primary races...

Thousands of Albanians have marched nightly through Tirana since late May, according to DW News, initially protesting plans for a luxury resort development that DW News reports is linked to Jared Kushner, U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law. The demonstrations have since expanded into broad anti-government...

Piers Morgan, host of 'Piers Morgan Uncensored,' criticized British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation, calling his tenure 'dismal' and arguing he lacked a clear plan for addressing the country's challenges. Morgan cited low public satisfaction, immigration issues, and economic concerns as markers of what he...

In an analysis published June 21, ThePrint Political Editor DK Singh and Deputy Editor Neelam Pandey examine India's anti-defection law and its implications for lawmakers switching parties, focusing on defectors from the AAP, TMC, and Shiv Sena. Singh characterizes rebel MPs as occupying legally precarious...