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Hungary plans to unmask people who informed for the communist-era secret police, confronting a painful national legacy that affected many families. The move could prompt a broader reckoning over collaboration, surveillance, and historical justice in Hungary.
A domestic violence survivor says she is living in terror after her attacker was released without an electronic tag. The case raises concerns about how authorities assess risk and protect victims when abusers are released.
Forecasters warn the economy faces a sharper and longer slowdown as a fifth interest rate hike approaches. Higher borrowing costs are expected to weigh on growth, affecting households, businesses, and policymakers.
A Learjet pilot's final distress call was captured in the moments before the aircraft crashed, Al Jazeera reports. The recording sheds light on the emergency leading up to the crash and could help investigators understand what happened.
Shadowy Indian election consulting firms have added US midterm campaigns to their growing global footprint, according to Al Jazeera. Their expansion raises concerns about opaque campaign tactics and foreign involvement in US elections. It highlights scrutiny of unregistered political consultants operating across borders.
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns warned that an expected Reserve Bank of Australia rate rise could cause some shops to close and never reopen. He made the comment as political pressure mounts on the Prime Minister over cost-of-living and economic conditions. The warning highlights how tighter monetary policy could hit small businesses and households.
A mother in Iran whose teenage daughter was killed is now speaking out against the regime, according to BBC World. Her story highlights the personal toll of state repression and the risks faced by families who challenge Iranian authorities.
NHS A&Es across England will roll out a large-scale early warning system for severe illness in children. The system aims to help clinicians spot deterioration sooner and improve safety. It matters because it could reduce delays in care and severe outcomes for pediatric patients.
A Guardian-reported poll found that most Israelis believe settlement policy should change to avoid further sanctions. The result suggests significant domestic openness to shifting course amid international pressure over settlements. It matters because it signals potential public pressure on Israel’s government to adjust policy.