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A former UN Food and Agriculture Organization official claims he was terminated for publishing research on hunger in Gaza and participating in moments of silence, allegations the agency disputes.
Ghanaian authorities arrested seven women in Accra for creating decorative “money bouquets” using banknotes, which the Bank of Ghana says illegally mishandles the national cedi currency.
A 28-year-old lab technician at an anti-plague research institute in Russia died on 2 October. Conflicting reports suggest possible plague exposure, though authorities deny confirmation of the disease.
The European Commission is proposing a 15-year probation period for new EU member states to prevent future leaders from undermining democratic values, following concerns about Hungary’s Viktor Orbán.
Norwegian Princess Märtha Louise and her husband Durek Verrett sued former friends and associates in Los Angeles, claiming over $80 million in damages for alleged defamation and betrayal of trust.
Hundreds of French teenagers have erected barricades at schools to protest inadequate funding and alleged police brutality, with human rights groups criticizing heavy-handed responses to the youth movement.
