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Press Freedom · Israel

Israeli Strike Kills Five Al Jazeera Journalists Near Gaza Hospital

42% Left coverage: 183 sources

Israel's military said it targeted and killed a Hamas cell leader posing as an Al Jazeera journalist in an airstrike on Gaza City on Sunday, a claim condemned by the Qatari broadcaster. See the Story

US Politics · United States

US indicts Haitian gang leader Jimmy 'Barbeque' Cherizier for sanctions violations

56% Center coverage: 92 sources

The United States offered a $5 million reward on Tuesday for the arrest of Haitian gang leader Jimmy "Barbeque" Cherizier for allegedly violating US sanctions.See the Story

United Nations · Texas

Artist drowns sculpture in plastic waste in front of the UN during plastic pollution treaty talks

41% Left coverage: 70 sources

As nations began a second week of negotiations Monday for a global accord to end plastic pollution, an artist heaped piles of plastic waste onto a large sculpture in front of the United Nations office.See the Story

UN's Haiti appeal has received lowest funding of any response plan, coordinator says

40% Center coverage: 10 sources

The United Nations' Haiti appeal for 2025 has received the lowest funding of any response plan worldwide, the organization's humanitarian coordinator for the Caribbean nation said on Tuesday, as armed gangs continue to paralyze transport routes and fuel hunger.Politics · Haiti See the Story

Flight attendants' union says it declined arbitration proposal by Air Canada

73% Left coverage: 22 sources

Air Canada · Toronto See the Story

New Subway Line in Toronto Moves Forward with Major Construction Underway

People who live and work in a busy (and very residential) part of Toronto will see more action on the upcoming Ontario Line, as construction is moving forward in the east end of the city. Today, the Ontario government announced that construction crews have broken ground on the second tunnel launch shaft near the site of the future Gerrard Station on the Ontario Line, the new 15.6-kilometre subway line that will run from Exhibition Place in the w…Toronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

Maybe elections should be held every year: Politicians will be more visible - Caribbean News Global

By Drexwell Seymour I don’t understand what our politicians are thinking, but it seems to be a common trend that the only time they appear to be more visible, communicate increasingly and more attentive is during the election time. Our current politicians are currently secured for five years, and this article may be mute. My main point is that perhaps holding elections annually would capture our politicians’ attention. I know having elections an…Read Article

Latin America’s Growth Trap: Low Investment and High Crime Hold the Region Back

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

(Analysis) The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean reports that the region’s economies will grow just 2.2% in 2025. This rate is the lowest of any major region in the world. Latin America invests on average around 20% of its GDP, far below East Asia’s more than 25%. This slow pace of investment […]See the Story

A bold, innovative and ambitious new direction envisaged for the Commonwealth - Caribbean News Global

LONDON, England – As a part of its strategic planning process, the Commonwealth Secretariat recently held a series of consultations with representatives from its 97 accredited organisations and its board of governors. Commonwealth Secretary-General, Shirley Botchwey, has outlined her plans for the next five years, targeting inclusive growth and an empowering environment as central to her vision. “We need to make our democracies and social develo…London, England · London Read Article

ILO launches Global Policy Tracker on Digital Labour Platforms - Caribbean News Global

A new ILO resource to support evidence-based policymaking and social dialogue on platform work. GENEVA, Switzerland, (ILO News) – The International Labour Organization (ILO) is launching a new global policy tracker to provide a comprehensive overview of legislative initiatives concerning digital labour platforms. The growth of digital labour platforms has opened up new markets for businesses and created new jobs or income opportunities globally.…Geneva, Switzerland · Geneva Read Article

PAHO publishes new update on Oropouche fever in the Americas - Caribbean News Global

WASHINGTON, USA, (PAHO) – The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has issued a new epidemiological update on Oropouche fever, a viral disease that has resurged across the Americas since late 2023. So far in 2025, 12,786 confirmed cases have been reported across 11 countries — seven with local transmission and four with imported cases — reflecting the growing spread of this virus, primarily transmitted by the Culicoides paraensis midge. From …Washington DC · Washington Read Article

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