How the discovery of a mass grave sparked uproar over the missing in Mexico

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is set to visit Greenland this week to discuss cooperation with the island's new Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen, following U.S. Vice President JD Vance's recent critical visit. The battle over Greenland's sovereignty intensifies as the U.S. shows continued interest in the territory, with President Donald Trump suggesting it should become part of the U.S. Frederiksen aims to strengthen the relationship between Greenland and Denmark amidst growing competition over the Arctic...

Russia's Supreme Court is considering a petition from the prosecutor general's office to lift the ban on Afghanistan's Taliban, designated as a terrorist group in 2003, with a hearing scheduled for April 17. Despite the ban, Russian officials have engaged with Taliban delegations to help stabilize Afghanistan, reflecting a shift in approach towards the group, which has been in power for three years and pursued bilateral ties with major regional powers. The international community is...

Kateryna Zarembo, a former academic, volunteered as a paramedic on Ukraine's front lines amidst concerns about Trump's Ukraine policies. Women in Ukraine's armed forces have increased, with many joining voluntarily due to personal motivations. The war has prompted societal changes, with families like the Orobets preparing their children for potential future conflicts by emphasizing the importance of military skills. Full Article

U.S. energy interests are warning that a lawsuit in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, seeking billions in damages from Chevron could set a dangerous precedent for American energy exploration. The lawsuit alleges that Texaco, now a subsidiary of Chevron, released toxic pollution into bayou wetlands in the 1980s. The case has implications for other energy producers facing similar lawsuits in Louisiana. Critics question the close relationship between the state government and the attorney leading the lawsuits, as...

Researchers and artists are exploring the transformative power of dance in fostering collaboration and social inclusion, as seen through Nicholas Rowe's global efforts to teach dance to marginalized communities worldwide. Dance neuroscience reveals that dancing together activates multiple brain regions, promoting intra-brain synchrony and enhancing communication. With the establishment of the world's first UNESCO Chair of Dance and Social Inclusion at the University of Auckland, initiatives like Rowe's Intracomp project are paving the way for...

Joe Harris, a World War II veteran and member of the all-Black 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion, known as the Triple Nickles, died at the age of 108 in Los Angeles. He parachuted into forest fires in the Pacific Northwest caused by Japanese balloon bombs, as part of Operation Firefly in 1945. Harris performed 72 jumps and was honored by Marine Corps veterans and wildland firefighters in his later years. Full Article