Zambia has signed a health sector agreement with the United States. The deal provides $1.5 billion in U.S. funding for Zambia's health programs. This agreement was negotiated after a prior suspension of U.S. aid during the Trump administration. The funding aims to support health initiatives in Zambia.
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Human Rights Watch states US deportations to African nations violate international law. The group alleges the US exploits existing distress in migrants' home countries. This claim is based on data showing over 500 people have been expelled. The report criticizes the policy as unlawful and harmful.
Venezuelan former president Nicolás Maduro faces new criminal charges. He is accused of conspiring to commit torture against US citizens. The alleged incidents occurred during his time in power in Venezuela. The charges were reported by the BBC World news service.
Arizona congressional candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia has stated she was raped. She reported the assault occurred while she was repairing one of her campaign signs. Greene-Placentia described her memory of the event as incomplete, adding that she was knocked unconscious during the attack. She made these allegations publicly, though no further details about the location or time were provided in the initial report.
Italy's parliament has approved a major overhaul of the country's electoral system. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government championed the reform, arguing it will ensure more stable governments. Opposition parties have criticized the change, alleging its true aim is to help Meloni consolidate power. The legislation passed following a fiercely contested debate in the Italian legislature.
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