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Worst Crimes Against Humanity Happening Right Now
A sober, sourced snapshot beyond headlines: Sudan, Myanmar, Tigray, Gaza, Ukraine, Yemen. Covering key abuses, responsible actors, and who is investigating.
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UN top court declares Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories illegal
A landmark decision in the ongoing conflict
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Iran sentences protestor to death for “waging war against God”
A suspect accused of setting fire to a government building in Iran has just been sentenced to death. Sources have reported a Revolutionary Court, in the nation’s capital of Tehran, determined the unnamed suspect was guilty of “moharebeh” (waging war against God) and “committing crimes against national security.”
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“Monsoon on steroids” leaves a third of Pakistan underwater
Due to unprecedented amounts of rain, Pakistan is currently in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. The Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, referred to the rainfall as a “monsoon on steroids.” The resulting flooding has impacted over 33 million people, and left over 1,100 people dead.
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Exclusive: Interviewing American Veterans in Ukraine
PSM editor-in-chief accompanied Aspetto CEO to help facilitate delivery of humanitarian aid supplies to refugees in Poland, and recognized some familiar faces.
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Prince Andrew loses royal patronages and military titles
In an official statement, Buckingham Palace announced that Prince Andrew has been stripped of his royal patronages and military titles.
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Russian adult film star offers chess player “whole night” if he beats champion
Russians take chess very seriously. In fact, a Russian adult film star has offered Russian grandmaster Ian Nepomniachtchi to be his “queen for whole night” if he beats his current opponent.
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Man admitted to ER with artillery shell in rectum
Police in Gloucester, England state a man showed up to the emergency room with an artillery shell in his rectum. The patient claims he “slipped and fell” on the WW2 munition.
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