According to Amnesty International’s report, over 1,500 people were executed in 2024, with Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia accounting for the majority of deaths. The death penalty was primarily used for drug-related and terrorism charges, with a total of 113 countries fully abolitionist and 145 having abolished the death penalty in law or practice. Despite the high number of executions, the report highlighted a global trend towards the abolition of the death penalty and emphasized the ineffectiveness and unlawfulness of using it for drug-related offenses or to silence critics of the state.
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US, Iran nuclear talks could allow some uranium enrichment
SummaryThe Trump administration is proposing an interim plan allowing Iran to enrich uranium at low levels while negotiating a comprehensive deal to prevent nuclear weapon development, as reported by the New York Times. The plan includes building nuclear reactors in Iran and managing enrichment facilities with regional partners, but Iranian officials insist on maintaining their right to enrich uranium, a point of contention as President Trump opposes any enrichment. The deal remains vague on key...
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